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Here it is May 20, and Memphis transfer Tarik Black still hasn't decided on what school he'll play for next season. Will a visit to Kansas this week swing things in the Jayhawks' favor, or is there another school to beat?

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One of the big storylines for the Detroit Lions during the early portion of the offseason was how they would deal with losing a number of key veteran players to free agency. The secondary appeared particularly vulnerable, as CB Chris Houston and S Louis Delmas were both in the group with expiring deals. However, both Houston and Delmas were brought back on new contracts, which provides two out of four starters for the base defense. The other safety spot will belong to FA addition Glover Quin, but that leaves one CB spot open to competition.

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It would have been easy to write the Detroit Red Wings off heading into their second round matchup with the highly touted Chicago Blackhawks. After all, the 'Hawks have the best record in hockey, just cruised past Minnesota in Round 1 and had beaten Detroit seven straight times heading into the series. Following a 4-1 Chicago victory in the opener, things weren't exactly looking up for the Wings.

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As the Houston Texans begin their full-team OTAs this week, they'll get a better sense of how their rookies and veteran additions fit in to the framework of the club that remains in place from 2012. One of the position groups that remains in question heading into the fall is linebacker.

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The Buffalo Sabres have a few players on the roster that could fill the enforcer role at the moment. And none of them is tougher than John Scott.

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Recruiting has picked up for offensive lineman Chuma Edoga (Powder Spring, Ga./McEachern). Two ACC schools have the early lead for Edoga despite SEC offers.

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Patrick Roy certainly made his mark in the NHL as a player. Could he soon be making it as a coach?

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One of the players that was expected to make a reasonably quick FA decision this offseason was veteran CB Quentin Jammer. Though the 11-year vet is not at the peak level of his career performance-wise, he can still function as a significant part of an NFL defense, either at CB or potentially after a move to safety. The only team known to have hosted the Texas product to this point is Washington, and that door may still be open, but it's also possible that the Chargers -- the only organization for whom he's played in his NFL career -- could also bring him back.

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Defensive lineman Delvon Simmons' long and winding road will continue at another stop. Simmons decided to transfer from Texas Tech. Four programs are initially being considered.

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With the Los Angeles Dodgers sitting not so comfortably in last place in the NL West, is the job of manager Don Mattingly safe?

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Could there be some tension between general manager Mike Rizzo and the ownership of the Washington Nationals?

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Several times Kobe Bryant has said he plans to play a few more seasons in the NBA and Sunday night he reiterated that opinion.

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One of the pleasant surprises of the Washington Redskins' 2012 season was the play of rookie RB Alfred Morris. Based upon what he accomplished during his initial NFL campaign, his job is safe for 2013, but beyond Morris, there is little certainty amongst the rest of the players in the club's RB stable.

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Sony Michel (Plantation, Fla./American Heritage), the nation's No. 2 running back recruit, verbally committed to Georgia April 26. Everyone knows a top player's recruitment isn't over until he signs his letter of intent and faxes in it to his team of choice on national signing day (or thereafter).

Teams will continue to try and get Michel to flip, but the running back's recruitment appears to be shut down after his decision.

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