Mike Gundy, head coach of Oklahoma State, expresses frustration over college football’s new, professional-like dynamics. He insists the focus should be on play, not profit, as agents demand cash. The game has transitioned, and he wants to prioritize the field.

However, the monetary discussions persist. With the rise of NIL deals, players are cashing in, challenging the notion of amateurism in college football—a stark contrast to the landscape of 2007.

In Arizona, politicians are rallying for a ban on cellphones, deeming them the "heroin of our time." This movement reflects a growing concern over distractions in classrooms, with eleven other states following suit. Yet, while addressing these distractions, it's crucial not to neglect the needs of students with medical conditions. Balancing technology use is essential, as the stakes extend beyond mere academics.

The Digest, 8/25/2024 @500PM, CDT

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