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ESPN.com Notre Dame blogger Matt Fortuna discusses the news that the Irish paid former coach Charlie Weis more than current coach Brian Kelly in 2011.

He's 6-5. He shoots like Ray Allen. He dunks on people. He's a candidate to be the top overall pick in the 2013 NBA draft. And yet, he still gets confused, now and again, with that guy who raps about thrift stores.

Duke's Mike Krzyzewski got his 903rd career victory at the inaugural State Farm Champions Classic in 2011. That explains why he's all excited for the event again this year.

Craig Haubert compares ESPN 150 recruits David Sharpe, Damien Mama and Ross Pierschbacher to centers, guards and tackles playing college football.

Alabama head coach Patrick Murphy talks about the recovery of the school and town after the deadly 2011 tornado.

Suarez bites Otman Bakkal when playing for Ajax in 2011

Garry Paskwietz and Greg Katz break down standout performers from USC's spring game Saturday.

With an eye on Trey Burke, David Thorpe notes that no matter how much teams love drafting big players, the tiniest high picks have been great ones.

Garry Paskwietz and Greg Katz break down positions of interest heading into USC's spring game Saturday.

Die-hard Cardinals fan Jon Hamm talks about where he was during Games 6 and 7 of the 2011 World Series.

Derek Tyson and Michael DiRocco discuss positions of interest heading into Florida's spring game Saturday. The list, not surprisingly, starts with Jeff Driskel at quarterback.

ESPN.com senior golf analyst Michael Collins met up with 2011 FedEx Cup champion Bill Haas to find out what's in his golf bag.

Tom Luginbill discusses what makes a football recruit an "athlete" and how the scouts evaluate those who play outside their future position while in high school.

Garry Paskwietz and Greg Katz break down news coming out of USC's first week of spring practice, including position competitions at quarterback and inside linebacker.

Greg Ostendorf and Alex Scarborough discuss develops from Alabama's first spring practice Saturday, including three offensive players who took reps at defensive back.

On May 15, 2011, the Maryland Half Marathon had an unusual and unexpected competitor - a four-legged canine named Dozer. E:60 takes you to the course and reveals how Dozer reached the finish line and bested thousands of runners.