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	Emmitt Smith's Unlikely Friendship
	Last Updated: 8/3/2010
The story of a special relationship between an NFL superstar and his substitute teacher in high school dates back to the mid-1980s. But its most poignant moment came on Nov. 25, 2006.

	Ex-USC, Rams Coach Robinson Joins High School Staff
	Last Updated: 8/3/2010
Connor Kuehnle's parents did not believe their son when he told them the identity of his new defensive coordinator.

	Arthur Agee Helping Others Chase Their Hoop Dreams
	Last Updated: 8/2/2010
The man whose "Hoop Dreams" made him famous is working on a tour to help others realize their own visions of basketball glory.

	New Recruiting Rules Create Summer Hoops Overload
	Last Updated: 8/2/2010
Arkansas Wings Elite assistant Ron Crawford began coaching AAU basketball 31 years ago, when the national tournament included 24 teams and future Hall of Famers Joe Dumars and Karl Malone were on the same team.

	Website Warns High School Athletes Dangers of Alcohol
	Last Updated: 8/4/2010
Gabe Gurule was a three-sport athlete at Manzano (Albuquerque), getting recruiting letters for football from Big 12 schools. Matt James of St. Xavier (Cincinnati) was a first-team All-USA offensive lineman, two months shy of graduation and looking forward to playing for Notre Dame.

	Student-Athlete Elevates Young People Through Upward Bound Program
	Last Updated: 8/3/2010
While looking for a job this summer, Keene State College sophomore Doug Dombrowik got more than he bargained for when he stumbled upon an ad for a tutor/counselor position on the college’s website. Little did he know the job would turn out to be a life-changing experience.

	Pac-10 Updates Name, Brand
	Last Updated: 8/4/2010
The Pacific-10 Conference will become the Pacific-12 when Utah and Colorado join the league, Commissioner Larry Scott announced Monday. During the same New York City press conference where he shared the name change, Scott unveiled a new branding campaign for the conference, including a new website and updated logo.

	Golf Fit Jeff Leonard to a Tee
	Last Updated: 8/2/2010
He grew up in a state that’s crazy for hoops. His dad has worked for the city’s NFL football team since the franchise’s first year. As a high schooler, his best sport was baseball. So how did Jeff Leonard end up at the University of Tampa as one of the best Division II golfers in NCAA history?

	For Elite Recruits, Commitments Aren't What They Used to Be
	Last Updated: 7/27/2010
SI.com's Andy Staples recently accompanied the South Florida Express travel team, which includes 25 of Florida's top prospects, on an unofficial recruiting trip to a national tournament and four schools in the South. From The Grove to South Beach, Staples got a firsthand look of what it's like to be a top recruit.

	In Summer League, Lessons Begin Early for a Duke Recruit
	Last Updated: 7/27/2010
Kyrie Irving has not had to wait long to find out how he stacks up in a loaded freshman class on Tobacco Road.

	Summer League Players Swinging Like the Pros ... with Wood Bats
	Last Updated: 7/27/2010
The groundskeeper stared down the base line. He was trying unsuccessfully to line the field. A kick to the chalk liner helped little. Defeated, he went to the dugout. Time to change. He had a game to play.

	Lock Haven AD Taylor Lightning Rod for Controversy, Litigation
	Last Updated: 7/27/2010
The logo of Lock Haven University styles it as "The Haven," a term of endearment that conjures images of safety and refuge, fitting for a leafy campus nestled amid river, creek and mountains.

	Road to Omaha Has New Stop
	Last Updated: 7/27/2010
College baseball said goodbye to a grand old stadium when the last out was recorded in Johnny Rosenblatt Stadium at the 2010 Men’s College World Series in Omaha.

	Yale Hockey Player Mandi Schwartz Continues Quest to Beat Cancer, Raise Awareness
	Last Updated: 7/27/2010
Yale ice hockey player Mandi Schwartz took the next big step in her battle with cancer: a 1,000-mile journey by motor home with her family from Saskatchewan to Seattle. Back home at the Pasqua Hospital in Canada, the next phase of her treatment will be overseen by the Seattle Cancer Care Alliance.

	Outfielder Ryan Avery a Hit On and Off the Field
	Last Updated: 7/27/2010
Ryan Avery’s take on baseball is that you better be mentally tough to master a game in which 3-for-10 is considered a success.

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