Ready, Break!

A standout football player and Hall of Famer for the Georgetown Hoyas, Janne Kouri was living the dream until a hot August day in 2006 changed everthing. Tragedy sparked a new passion and Janne is now changing lives, including his own, around the world.

Reminiscing with Susan Scott, one of Stuart Scott's three siblings, about how the ESPN legend turned a cancer diagnosis into a lesson in living that continues to help people today.

Guilt is smothering. Being vulnerable enough to have open and honest conversations with yourself and others can begin the healing process. Terry McDonough, Arizona Cardinals Senior Personnel Executive, opens up about a tragic accident, the results of the guilt he carried and how he found the strength to start living again.

Collegiate athletics entered a new era with the recently approved NIL (Name, Image, Likeness) rules that allow college athletes to monetize themselves while still competing in NCAA sanctioned events. With the new rules in place, we get schooled by former NFL offensive lineman Kevin Donnalley and Kara Cannizzaro, former standout UNC lacrosse player and current NIL guru, about what the ruling means for college athletes. Who can take advantage of these new rules, and how? And, what are some of the greater effects on amateur athletics?

Talking life, not X's and O's, with athletes and those who work with athletes.