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ESPN basketball analyst Jay Williams tells FOS that "there was no real tension" during his viral interaction with Richard Jefferson, but that "it was awkward." "I tried to stay above it frankly. I didn't want to get back into the jousting back and forth."

Fernando Mendoza tells FOS he doesn't plan to donate to Indiana's NIL fund any time soon. Mendoza said he instead has given back to the University of Miami in their efforts to fight multiple sclerosis—"a cause that's a little bit more dear to my heart."

Boston Celtics star Jayson Tatum on watching the Knicks in the NBA Finals: "I'm not rooting for anybody, I'm also not rooting against anybody. I think it does help that I've won a championships already, so helps me sleep a little better at night."

Alabama football GM Courtney Morgan says college football programs are spending "probably more than $40 million" to build a championship roster in the NIL era. Morgan breaks down how elite programs navigate spending when "you never really know what other schools are spending."

ESPN college basketball analyst Jay Bilas tells FOS that college athletes "still don't get their value" when it pertains to NIL. "In no multi-billion dollar sport do the coaches make more than the players."

Big Cat's coffee company Stella Blue Coffee has donated nearly $250,000 to PAWSChicago over the last 2.5 years. Now 100% of gross profits from ready-to-drink cans will go towards funding 1,000 pet adoptions nationwide, Big Cat tells FOS.

"I would be shocked if that was it for her." Big Cat believes there's nothing stopping Dianna Russini from continuing and succeeding in her sports media career "in a time now where you can be independent."

"We've agreed to the broad terms... I'm signing it in July because there's I's to dot and T's to cross." Michigan basketball's reigning national champion head coach Dusty May tells FOS his unsigned deal with Michigan is just a "formality."

Bears QB Caleb Williams said he wasn't aware that NBA hall of famer George Gervin's nickname was "Iceman" when he trademarked the nickname. Williams tells FOS that his main goal with the trademark was to control "what's being made and put out" about him.

"Use me. Exploit me. Have me do whatever you need to try to get money to put competitive teams on the fields and on the courts." Big Cat tells FOS about Wisconsin's NIL problem and his recent efforts to help Wisconsin Badgers compete in the NIL era.

"A few articles referred to me as the face of FS1... and I was like 'that is not true. FS1 does not exist without Colin Cowherd.'" nick wright tells FOS the influence Cowherd has had on his career—calling him the "greatest solo sports talk radio host" in history.

“It’s the drama outside of the game that draws the mainstream." Professional poker icon Daniel Negreanu (Daniel Negreanu) shares why the World Series of Poker needs casual fans to grow the game.

LeBron’s only title with the Lakers came in a bubble—no fans, no parade, no arena memories. NBA reporter Yaron Weitzman tells FOS those missing moments are exactly why LeBron’s relationship with Lakers fans remains so hard to define.

West Virginia University Director of Athletics Wren Baker says Pat McAfee's value to the university is "way up in seven figures, maybe eight figures." Baker tells FOS McAfee's media reach delivers "instant brand recognition" every time he shows up for the Mountaineers.

"We're gritty, we're hungry and we're feisty, and we want to get what we want." Knicks superfan Che Igbo tells FOS what makes Knicks fans who they are.

"I would've went to college. That would've been my path." Basketball Hall of Famer Tracy McGrady tells FOS why he's reviving the ABCD Basketball Camp after 20 years to give the next generation the exposure that got him drafted out of high school.

.Misko4Raznatovic—Nikola Jokic's agent and the man behind Illinois’s Balkan Five—shares why European basketball players are drawn to the NCAA.

"A lot of pants are gonna be ruined at baseball stadiums this year. That's the price of admission." ESPN baseball insider Jeff Passan shares his favorite ballpark food and gives his take on the growing list of ballpark "monstrosities" like the Marlins' 2-foot “Machete” taco.

"It was like this secret exit that Mike Breen knew. We could get out...sight unseen." ESPN analyst Tim Legler recounts a labyrinth-like escape route from MSG to avoid a sea of Knicks fans.

EXCLUSIVE: Gareth Bale’s group has submitted a new offer to buy Cardiff City FC in his home country of Wales, he tells FOS Today. Full story » Presented by Atlassian