Andrew Luck, former NFL quarterback and Stanford graduate, shares his insights on the crucial role of practice in achieving success. He argues that people don’t just rise to the occasion; they settle for their level of training. Luck discusses how effective communication and preparation can help navigate high-pressure situations, both in sports and personal life. He highlights how deliberate practice fosters psychological safety and trust, essential for building strong relationships and achieving peak performance.

Former NFL quarterback Andrew Luck and former US secretary of state Condoleezza Rice discuss the new terrain of college athletics, including the introduction of name, image, and likeness rules and the establishment of the transfer portal. They explore the challenges and opportunities of college sports, the lack of guard rules, and the importance of making football safer. They also address conference realignment, revenue sharing, and the balance between academics and athletics.