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Tom Rinaldi discusses Tiger Woods' struggles at the Memorial Tournament, where he shot his worst nine-hole score as a professional and threatened his worst 18-hole total before settling for a 79 during the third round.

Robbie Rogers became the first openly gay male to play in a U.S. professional sport in the Galaxy's 4-0 win over the Sounders.

ESPNFC.com's Taylor Twellman discusses Robbie Rogers' decision to resume his career with the Galaxy, making him the first openly gay male athlete to compete in an American professional team sport.

Top X Games competitors swap stories and play a little soccer with Barcelona's professional team.

Candace Parker balances playing pro basketball on two continents while raising her daughter with husband, professional basketball player Shelden Williams.

MMA Live Extra talks with UFC President Dana White about the latest news to allow professional MMA in the state of New York and talks to some of the UFC's biggest names about what it would be like to fight in Madison Square Garden.

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.

Former professional boxer Laila Ali reflects on her in the clutch moment.

The Content Of Character panel discusses the media, code words and expectations in professional sports.

Julie Foudy chats with Cary Chow about the viability of the new women's professional soccer league set to launch in 2013.

From scholarship and professional opportunities, to creating a new generation of role models, pro athletes Megan Rapinoe, Carli Lloyd and Matt Hasselbeck reflect on the benefits of Title IX's legislation.

Steph Gilmore recently spent some time in NYC making the connection between surf and dance with some professional dancers.

Professional soccer player Heather Mitts remembers what it's like to be a high school student-athlete. The Atlanta Beat and US women's team defender encourages athletes to do their best in sports and, more importantly, in their schoolwork.

ESPN's Quint Kessenich and professional attackman Matt Danowski demonstrates how to attack from behind the cage in the Warrior Pro Session.

Check out how this professional mountain bike rider gets a great workout without the pedaling.