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Terry Bradshaw believes Nick Saban left Alabama because he did not want to keep dealing with NIL, recruiting and roster changes. Saban had raised concerns about college football before retiring in 2024. Since then, he has remained involved in the debate and now supports the Protect College Sports Act, which aims to create national rules for college athletics.

Aaron Rodgers brushed off the concerns regarding Roman Wilson’s target frequency in Week 1, stating that his focus is on finding the open receiver rather than sticking to a target count. He employs a creative system of hand signals for adjusting plays, which former receiver Adam Thielen described as a source of anxiety for players. This approach to communication was instrumental in leading the Steelers to their 2025 division championship.

T-Mobile's CFO Peter Osvaldik has raised concerns about the practicality of Starlink in the mobile sector, citing challenges posed by satellites in urban landscapes. He emphasizes the difficulties in deploying numerous small cell stations as envisioned by SpaceX. While Starlink aspires to bridge mobile service gaps in remote locations, T-Mobile sees significant obstacles in supplanting current cellular infrastructure, deeming it an uphill battle.

Nitish Kumar Reddy returned figures of 3/24 as India restricted Afghanistan to 159 for eight. Sanju Samson then smashed 57 off 22 balls as India chased down the target in 14.5 overs to take an unassailable 2-0 lead in the three-match series.

Holly Rowe has responded after former ESPN colleague Cindy Brunson defended her following Arch Manning’s comments about a fake AI video. Manning called the clip “hilarious” after Texas beat Ohio State. Brunson criticized those who laughed and praised Rowe for helping women in sports media. Rowe thanked Brunson publicly, keeping her response brief while the debate continued online.