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He's 6-5. He shoots like Ray Allen. He dunks on people. He's a candidate to be the top overall pick in the 2013 NBA draft. And yet, he still gets confused, now and again, with that guy who raps about thrift stores.

ESPN fantasy analysts discuss how deep the quarterback position is, and what round owners should start drafting QBs for 2013.

Stephen A. Smith and Skip Bayless react to owner Daniel Snyder saying the Washington Redskins will never change their team name.

LZ Granderson and Chris Broussard discuss Jason Collins' announcement that he is gay.

Herm Edwards, Stephen A. Smith and Skip Bayless debate whether Russell Wilson has the best chance among second-year quarterbacks to reach the Super Bowl.

Karl Ravech, Tim Kurkjian and Curt Schilling report from Nationals spring training.

In the latest Weekend Stein Edition of TrueHoop TV, Henry Abbott and Marc Stein dig into all sides of the Rudy Gay trade.

Eamon McAnaney, Paul Biancardi, and Dave Telep look at five stars from the 2013 Hoophall Classic.

NFC East blogger Dan Graziano talks with Redskins' tackle Trent Williams about playing with RG III, the current attitude of the team and what he does on his downtime

In this episode of RecruitingNation 411, our regional coordinators take you through the reaction amongst recruits to the coaching changes across the college football landscape.

Michael McGinn talks about bringing a new franchise to Seattle

In this episode of RecruitingNation 411, our recruiting experts go over the secret to Penn States recent recruiting success, the impact of North Carolinas sanctions, Missouri keeping talent in-state, and a recruiting battle thats heating up out we

Former NFL player Reggie Rogers has had multiple DUI arrests over the last two-plus decades.

Katie Collier, the 6-foot-3 senior at Seattle Christian (SeaTac, Wash.), talks with Chris Hansen about her fight with leukemia while battling on the basketball court.

College GameDay looks at the tradition of tailgating before the big game.

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