On today’s Winning Cures Everything, Gary dives into a loaded slate of college football and sports media news. ESPN is set to launch its long-awaited direct-to-consumer app on August 21st, giving fans the ability to stream without a cable subscription. They’ve also locked up the 2026 WWE Premium Live Event rights and acquired all of the NFL’s media assets — meaning we could soon see a College Football RedZone-style channel.

In Starkville, a controversial figure was spotted: disgraced former Baylor head coach and father-in-law of Mississippi State’s Jeff Lebby attended Bulldogs practice this week, raising eyebrows across the sport.

Meanwhile, On3 continues its rapid rise in the college athletics media landscape, adding top insider Ross Dellenger from Yahoo Sports to its growing roster of talent.

And in the “did he really just say that?” department — Vandy QB Diego Pavia claims Vanderbilt can compete for a national championship this year. Is it better for star players to make bold, unrealistic statements, or keep things grounded in reality?

It’s all here — sports media shakeups, college football intrigue, and a dash of wild preseason chatter — on Winning Cures Everything.

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