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Can Matt Steven makes two free throws to win the basketball game for his high school, St. Laurence? Matt is blind.

The Carroll Academy Lady Jags have lost 213 straight high school basketball games, but they use sports as a way to win in life.

In light of video recently obtained by Outside the Lines, Rutgers AD Tim Pernetti discusses the three-game suspension and $50,000 fine he handed out in December to men's basketball coach Mike Rice for "inappropriate behavior."

Michele Steele tags along as professional sports bettor Steve Fezzik sits down at the Venetian Sportsbook to take his chances live betting on college hoops.

40 years after the USA men's Olympic basketball team declined their Silver medals after controversially losing the gold to the Russians, the 12 players will gather together to accept, or refuse the medals for a game the players believe they never los

Go inside the Michigan men's basketball program with ESPN The Magazine as the Wolverines prepare for game night.

Robin Roberts sits down with basketball legend Ann Meyers Drysdale to talk about basketball, her competitive drive, family and her future plans.

Cassidy Hubbarth recaps a stacked week in high school sports, including the McDonald's All-American Games, both the baseball and basketball NHSIs, the Nike Football Training Camp stop in LA and a football Xs and Os on the hardwood.

ESPN recruiting analysts Dave Telep and Paul Biancardi draft their starting fives from the 35th anniversary McDonald's All-American team.

Austin Rivers of Winter Park (Winter Park, Fla.) talks to SportsCenter anchor Jay Harris after being named 2011 McDonald's Morgan Wootten Player of the Year. See Austin in the Elite 24 special March 24 on ESPNU.

ESPNU breaks down the McDonald's All-American Game backcourts. Every player is in the ESPNU 100, most in the top 30. Participants include: Austin Rivers, Myck Kabongo, Marquis Teague, Brad Beal, Wayne Blackshear, Shannon Scott, P.J. Hairston and more

ESPNU breaks down the McDonald's All-American Game frontcourts.

E:60 travels to Middlebury, Vermont to tell the story of one of the greatest collegiate traditions in sports. Since 1960, before each football and men's basketball home game, Middlebury College athletes have gone to the home of Richard "Butch" Varno.

The ESPN RISE Games, presented by Target, kicked off Saturday night at the ESPN Wide World of Sports in Orlando. Some top athletes provide a first-person account from the opening ceremonies.

The No. 3 player in the ESPNU Top 100 basketball rankings, Brandon Knight of Fort Lauderdale, Fla., commits to college as ESPNU cameras roll.

There's a class-action suit alleging that players who likenesses are represented in EA Sports collegiate video games should receive a portion of the video game Goliath's profits, reports Mark Fainaru-Wada for Outside the Lines.