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Buster Olney blogs that Nationals OF Bryce Harper, who was injured after crashing into the outfield wall against the Dodgers, may need to play under more control to prolong his career.

Jim Noble reports on the National Stock Car Racing Commission's decision to upload the penalties against Brad Keselowski and Joey Logano.

Dave Telep joins "The Experts" to discuss the incoming recruiting classes of national champ Louisville and runner-up Michigan.

Duke commit Jabari Parker, the No. 2 senior in the ESPN 100, won the Morgan Wootten National Player of the Year award. The Chicago native explains how he became one of the city's all-time greats.

Eric Karabell and David Schoenfield give their National League bold predictions.

U.S. men's soccer national coach Jurgen Klinsmann talks about the United States' team chemistry, qualifying for the World Cup and the U.S.-Mexico rivalry.

Derek Tyson and Michael DiRocco break down the Gators' haul of offensive players on and after signing day.

Dave Hooker discusses No. 4 cornerback Jalen Ramsey, for months a USC commit, signing with Florida State on National Signing Day. "Recruiting Nation" and Shelley Smtih break down the exodus of Trojans' recruits.

ESPN Insider Keith Law looks at the National League team that reaches into its farm system the most and talks about the top breakout prospects.

In this segment from ESPNU's Recruiting Nation, Craig Haubert looks at four recruits that could make an instant impact the minute they step on campus.

Mason Kelley talks with Jesuit (Portland, Ore.) offensive tackle and Washington commit Andrew Kirkland to discuss the senior's mindset in the week before everything becomes official on National Signing Day.

On "College Football Live," Tom Luginbill lists five recruits who could swing the balance of power on national signing day.

espnW's Sarah Spain catches up with softball fans at the National Pro Fastpitch championship series.

The six Gatorade National Girls' Players of the Year will convene before the ESPYS to determine who wins the Female Athlete of the Year. Relive their POY surprises.

Amy Weissenbach, the 800m national federation recordholder from Harvard-Westlake (Studio City, Calif.), opened in a blistering 58.6 en route to a seasonal best and state-leading 2:05.55 at the 2012 CIF-SS Masters Meet.

Ema Boateng of Cate School (Carpinteria, Calif.) is surprised at school by former U.S. Men's National Team player Alexi Lalas with the news.