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A recurring subplot involves the boys trying to book the musician Slash for a halftime show, only to discover that Slash is actually a mythical, Santa-like figure (Vunter Slaush) who is "everywhere at once" but doesn't actually exist as one person.

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To avoid paying his "players," Cartman visits the University of Colorado to learn how they refuse to pay athletes. He dresses as a 19th-century plantation owner, referring to the athletes as "slaves" to highlight the absurdity of the "student-athlete" designation. A recurring subplot involves the boys trying to

Eric Cartman founds the , a "charity" that films crack-addicted infants fighting over a ball of crack for entertainment. CEO: Eric Cartman He dresses as a 19th-century plantation owner, referring

The episode begins with a parody of the somber animal cruelty commercials featuring her song "Angel".

The episode was a direct critique of the NCAA's former rules against athlete compensation (Name, Image, and Likeness), which have since changed in real life.