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Skip to main contentFormer Villanova head coach Jay Wright intends to stay retired and not coach the New York Knicks, per Seth Davis. There was speculation Wright could return to coaching given the connection to some of his former players in New York. “BREAKING: Jay Wright has confirmed to me that he has informed the Knicks that he is not interested in any coaching position and plans to remain retired,” Davis wrote on Twitter. Wright has not coached since 2022. This story will be updated

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Aaron Rodgers officially signed his one-year deal with the Pittsburgh Steelers Saturday, per ESPN’s Adam Schefter. The insider had the details and incentives. “ESPN sources: Steelers QB Aaron Rodgers was in the team’s training facility today to sign his one-year, $13.65 million contract that includes $10 million guaranteed and has a maximum value of $19.5 million,” Schefter wrote on Twitter.

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Ryan Williams is ready to play with whatever quarterback throws him the football this season. The Alabama sophomore wide receiver broke out as a 17-year-old freshman last season with QB Jalen Milroe. This year, it’ll be one of Ty Simpson, Austin Mack or Keelon Russell under center with Williams to throw to all year long. While Williams doesn’t know who’s going to win, he has an idea. But, the wideout is ready for whichever QB and is excited by what he sees in the competition.

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Skip to main contentAJ Ferrari announced his commitment to Nebraska for the 2025-26 season. Previously, the former Cal State Bakersfield product was committed to North Carolina, but his admission into the university was reportedly denied. An article written by The Daily Tar Heel seemed to denounce Ferrari’s commitment UNC upon his announcement in April, a few years after a sexual assault charge, with the charges eventually being dismissed.

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ESPN’s Pete Thamel got out in front of the College Football Playoff model that will not happen moving forward. Anything that has multiple autobids for certain conferences makes things a little more complicated for the average fan. That’s what Thamel reported and could infer about where the College Football Playoff expansion is going. While there are rumblings of 14 or 16 teams, it’s likely going to be the latter. Now how do you determine qualifiers?