Motosport News Today — October 24, 2026
Texas AD clarifies use of AI on key play that failed in loss to Florida and more — today's motosport signal.
The sports world is buzzing with a mix of controversy, career milestones, and roster updates. In college football, the use of artificial intelligence is under scrutiny after Texas's athletic director clarified its role in a crucial play that didn't pan out during their loss to Florida. Meanwhile, Utah is riding high with Morgan Scalley at the helm, leading the team to a promising season that has them on track for the College Football Playoff.
In the NFL, there's been a somber note with the passing of Lawrence McCutcheon, a five-time Pro Bowl running back for the Rams, who died at the age of 76. The injury report is also making waves, with Baker Mayfield likely to play, but uncertainty surrounding Lamar Jackson and Puka Nacua's status. Additionally, the Bills got some good news as Franklin had his suspension for spitting reduced to a fine after winning an appeal. In the NHL, the trade between the Devils and Jets involving Hellebuyck has analysts weighing in on who came out on top.
Today's signal:
• Texas AD clarifies use of AI on key play that failed in loss to Florida (espn.com)
• Lawrence McCutcheon, 5-time Pro Bowl RB for Rams, dies at 76 (espn.com)
• Inactives watch: Baker Mayfield in line to play; Lamar Jackson, Puka Nacua uncertain (espn.com)
• Who comes out ahead in the Hellebuyck trade? Grading the Devils vs. Jets (espn.com)
• Morgan Scalley has Utah singing and dancing and on track for the CFP (espn.com)
• Bills' Franklin wins appeal; suspension for spitting reduced to fine (espn.com)