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One day, Barry Sanders just stopped running.

Two NFL greats are very talkative now that they have books out. Barry Sanders told Dan Patrick about walking away from the game. And he didn't exactly say he's through. Lawrence Taylor continued his speaking spree. But Patrick's pointed questions about assertions that Bill Parcells' had different rules brought out a defensive side of LT.

Sanders on why he left at the top of his game

Lawrence Taylor carries it 'Over the Edge'


	Schilling

New 'punk' tune
Curt Schilling told Dan Patrick and Rob Dibble about heading to Boston. He now has a new outlook on new teammate Pedro Martinez, whom he spoke with recently for the first time.

'Ready for O's (April 6)'

| Trot Nixon

Fine with me: Johnson wears it well
Bengals wide receiver Chad Johnson answers Dan Le Batard's 10 Questions. Yes, he planned ahead for all the fines he's accrued this year.

Bob Picozzi, Did You Knowsie
Bob Picozzi asks the tough questions on Mike and Mike in the Morning. Such as: Who's the all-time receptions leader at Oklahoma?

Pulling the AllNighter: College Football 2003
Navy QB Craig Candeto has a Mule in his sights. Purdue's Stuart Schweigert is pained by Buckeye losses. And Ben Utecht and the Gophers dug up nine wins.

The Zito Files
Barry Zito cut his hair to make guest appearance as a Navy man on the CBS show "JAG." And he examines some recent moves by the A's

Extra Points: Miss. Statement
Stuart Scott tallies the score in the wake of the Sylvester Croom hiring. Jay Mariotti sees no forward progress in one race label. And Brent Musburger eyes the Eagles.

The Women of AllNight: Elisabeth Hasselbeck
"Much like ten years ago, when we actually saw Tommie Frazier run the shotgun spread offense at Nebraska, we can't believe what we're watching ... but we know that it's working."

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Whatever It Takes
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800 And Counting
AllNight: As he prepares for Thursday Night Hockey vs. Detroit on ESPN, Blues LW Keith Tkachuk reflects on his first 10 NHL seasons and how the game has changed.

Round Here
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Smooth Transition
Mike and Mike: Antoine Walker says the trade to Dallas has worked out well and coach Don Nelson adds that it's nice to have a bunch of good players who enjoy playing together.

Ride 'Em Cowboy
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