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Ali Gardiner hits a grand slam to send Florida to the Women's College World Series finals.

In his first appearance as a starter, Texas Sophomore Corey Knebel (4-3) took the win.

In this week's Wayback Wednesday on espnW, we look back to Sept. 11, 1999, when Serena Williams defeated Martina Hingis to win the first Grand Slam title of her career.

The 32 crew examines the latest Saints scandal, Hugh Douglas remembers his playing days with Brian Dawkins, and Mel and Todd on which QB would be a slam dunk in Cleveland.

Shabazz Muhammad wins the McDonald's All-American Slam Dunk contest with a series of stellar dunks.

Justin Hoyer under rotated his double backflip attempt in Snowmobile Best Trick.

One Winter X Games photographer almost found out the hard way that you're supposed to look uphill before dropping in.

Justin Dorey hit the deck hard in the SuperPipe but walked away.

Colten Moore came back from what could have been a horrible slam to win the gold.

Gameplay producer Liam Millar breaks down the game's new Total Racquet Control.

Find out what Caroline Wozniacki's mindset was like heading into this year's U.S. Open as the WTA World No. 1 player guns for her first Grand Slam title.

Auburn recruit Shaquille Johnson (Milton HS) beat a deep field at the Under Armour Slam Dunk, one which included Derrick Williams (Minnesota Timberwolves), Justin Anderson (Virginia commit) and Savon Goodman (Villanova recruit) at Boost Mobile Elite

John Brenkus and the Sport Science crew examine the three different surfaces that tennis grand slams are played on

At the Boost Mobile Elite 24 Midnight Run, Timberwolves rookie Derrick Williams posterizes Mitch McGary, the No. 3 prospect in the ESPNU 100, with a vicious alley-oop slam.

USTA's Chris Widmaier and Paula Lavigne discus ESPN's report on statistical oddities in the U.S. Open draw

A first-person perspective of Chad Kagy's fall on the Big Air ramp