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• NBC Sports' Bob Costas comments on the Paterno family's lawsuit against the NCAA, the latest controversy at Rutgers, whether there are attendance issues in MLB, Pacers-Heat and more. Costas • ESPN CBB analyst Jay Bilas shares his thou...

Colts QB Matt Hasselbeck shares his thoughts on Andrew Luck, joining Indianapolis, the evolution of offenses in the NFL, his future and more. Hasselbeck ESPN CBB analyst Jalen Rose comments on whether Michigan has underachieved in college basketbal...

Colin will be joined by ESPN NBA analyst Kurt Rambis (10:45 a.m. ET), ESPN CBB analyst Dick Vitale (11:15), former MLB 1B Eric Karros (12:15 p.m.) and Basketball Hall of Famer Jerry West (12:45) on Tuesday. As always, email the show (theherd@espnrad...

ESPN CBB analyst Seth Greenberg covers the Orange's zone defense, Kevin Ware's injury, Wichita State-Louisville, Michigan-Syracuse and more. Greenberg ESPN MLB analyst Curt Schilling shares his thoughts on the Yankees' injuries, his expectations fo...

Steelers S Troy Polamalu talks about Pittsburgh's locker room, missing the playoffs, his health, recent rule changes in the NFL and more. Polamalu ESPN CBB analyst Jay Bilas dishes on whether UCLA is still one of the top destinations in college bas...

Greeny, Golic and Jay Bilas welcome ESPN CBB analyst Bruce Pearl (8:00 a.m. ET), ESPN MLB analyst Orel Hershiser (8:30), Syracuse coach Jim Boeheim (9:00), Marquette coach Buzz Williams (9:15) and ESPN MLB analyst John Kruk (9:30) to the show on Frid...

Greeny and Golic will welcome ESPN MLB Insider Buster Olney (7:15 a.m. ET), ESPN NFL analyst Herm Edwards (8:15), ESPN NBA analyst Kurt Rambis (8:30) and ESPN CBB analyst Hubert Davis (9:30) to the show on Friday morning. Get in touch with Mike & Mi...

Greeny and Golic welcome ESPN MLB Insider Buster Olney (6:45 a.m. ET), ESPN MLB Insider Tim Kurkjian (7:15), ESPN NBA analyst Tom Penn (8:15), ESPN NBA Insider Chris Broussard (9:00) and ESPN CBB analyst Jay Bilas (TBD) to the show on this Thursday m...

Did you notice what happened to those who dared to criticize or voice their discomfort with Jason Collins' announcement? They're the ones who found themselves isolated, under attack and pressured to remain silent.

What happens over the next months and years will say more about American society and its boundaries of acceptance than it ever could about Jason Collins or Kirk Walker or Kevin McClatchy or Martina Navratilova.

Is pain a means to grace? To clarity? Is it an "instrument for perfecting" ourselves? Where's the line between the instructive and the destructive? What are sports meant to teach?

In ESPN The Magazine's column "Katz Korner," Andy Katz goes one-on-one with Miami coach Jim Larranaga.

In a time of high unemployment and low job creation, oddly, there still seemed to be money for sports. A closer look reveals a largely stagnant industry -- except for skyrocketing media rights to broadcast sports.

The games today are different. The feel is different. Because of scandals, concussions, PEDs and other strains, if sport has not reached its tipping point, it is in the throes of serious transition.

Professional sports has reached its tipping point. The players, already too big, already too fast, already too strong, are now engaged in a game of attrition not against the other team, but against the regular season.

Wednesday night went a long way toward funding the college education bill for the grandchildren of Don Larsen and Bobby Knight.