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All eyes are on Florida quarterback DJ Lagway, who has been limited in fall camp due to calf and shoulder injuries, raising concerns about his health and the team's offensive rhythm. Despite these challenges, college football analyst Josh Pate remains optimistic, suggesting that if Florida's offensive line and defensive personnel meet expectations, they could still contend for a playoff spot. Want More Context? 🔎

Sam Phillips and his Iowa teammates are determined to improve the team's historically weak passing game this season. After overcoming a spring injury, Phillips has been working closely with quarterback Mark Gronowski, including a training trip to Texas, and he reflects on his choice to join Iowa and the progress made during fall camp. Want More Context? 🔎

Alabama linebacker Deontae Lawson is projected as a top prospect for the 2026 NFL Draft, despite injury concerns from his recent seasons. After recovering from a torn ACL, he is back at practice for his final year, showcasing leadership and aiming to improve his draft stock while being limited in reps during fall camp. Want More Context? 🔎

Baltimore Orioles lost 3-2 to the Oakland Athletics after a ninth-inning collapse, with Keegan Akin unable to secure the save. Despite strong performances from Cade Povich and Jordan Westburg, the Orioles struggled offensively, scoring only eight runs over the weekend series, and remain just one game ahead of the Athletics in the standings. Want More Context? 🔎

Quarterback Tua Tagovailoa had a strong preseason start, leading the Miami Dolphins to a 24-24 tie against the Chicago Bears in Ben Johnson's coaching debut. The Dolphins' backup quarterbacks, Zach Wilson and Quinn Ewers, contributed to three touchdown drives, while Bears kicker Cairo Santos connected on a long 57-yard field goal; however, injuries affected both teams, with key players leaving the game. Want More Context? 🔎

Michigan defensive line coach Lou Esposito is focused on the future, emphasizing that despite the loss of NFL talents Mason Graham and Kenneth Grant, his position group remains one of the deepest on the team. He attributes this confidence to defensive coordinator Wink Martindale's effective scheme, stating that while players will have new roles, the commitment to Michigan's standards will remain unchanged. Want More Context? 🔎