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Outside The Lines catches up with Biogenesis founder Tony Bosch, who discusses the PED allegations against him.

Outside the Lines catches up with Biogenesis founder Tony Bosch, who discusses the PED allegations against him.

ESPN investigative reporter T.J. Quinn talks about Biogenesis founder Tony Bosch and possible criminal charges against him.

Boston University researchers have discovered 27 more cases of chronic brain damage in deceased football players, including 15 NFL players, which more than doubles the number of documented cases connecting football to long-term brain disease.

A California Pop Warner coach is accused of running a bounty program, which allegedly offered cash to kids who delivered punishing hits to opposing players or knocked them out of games.

The beating that 49ers fan Manuel Austin suffered at an NFL game haunts him as he continues to recover from his injuries.

Tim Herman, Lance Armstrong's attorney, joins OTL to discuss USADA's case against Lance Armstrong.

U.S. Anti-Doping Agency CEO Travis Tygart discusses the agency's case against Lance Armstrong.

Football players Husain and Hamza Abdullah are taking the year off from the NFL to make a pilgrimage to Mecca and connect with fellow Muslims around the country.

Former Pittsburgh Pirates owner Kevin McClatchy discusses what it was like to be a gay owner of a major league baseball team.

Iona-bound Michael Haynes hoped to leave behind the violence in his hometown and pursue his hoop dreams.

Latipha Cross and Eastern Michigan assistant track coach Zach Glavash join Outside The Lines to talk about Latipha's journey and her freshman year at Eastern Michigan.

Brendon Ayanbadejo joins OTL to discuss why he spoke out in support of same-sex marriage.

The "semi-pro" players of the Crossroads Football League don't let potential injuries keep them from their hard-hitting, all-out style of play.

Pop Warner player Donnovan Hill's life changed after one hit on the football field. Was tackling technique to blame?

From NFL veterans, like Jacob Bell, to newcomers, like Chad Diehl, some players are choosing to walk away from football over concerns about their long-term health.