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Beechcroft hoopers Amani Lyles, and JJ Simmons from the class of 2022 discuss the legacy they left and the memories they made as 4-year varsity basketball players. Coach Humphrey Simmons also joins the show, and although he is the biological father of JJ Simmons, he feels as if all his players are his sons.

Kaidyn Lucas, class of 2023, is a track star at Eastmoor Academy. Kimara Morgan is an Eastmoor Academy alum who graduated in 2007. Coach Mark Anthony also joins the show.

Lydia Pratt, class of 2024, is a rising softball star who earned second team all city honors as a true freshman. She joins the show with captain Ellen Edwards, class of 2022 - a first team all city player, and a two time city league champ. Coach Larry Peck also joins the show. They talk about the hard work required to compete at a high level and their favorite music to listen to at practice.

Former WNBA, Ohio State, and Independence basketball player Jessica Davenport joins the show. She talks about the competition she faced in the Columbus city league, her mindset as a college basketball player, and the exciting career she has after retiring from basketball working for Nike.

The dynamic duo and Linden-McKinley basketball coach join the show.

The 2005 Brookhaven grad joins the show to reflect on his high school days and athletic achievements.

First team all city Northland hooper Brianna Hamilton, head coach Jay Bee Bethea, and Tyeasha Moss, a division 1 basketball Xavier alum who was also a player on the first Africentric girls basketball team to win a state title in 2007 join the show.

Independence High school and OSU Alum George Reese talks about his time playing basketball as a kid in Columbus and what it was like playing with and watching some of the great city league players of his time like Estaban Weaver, Michael Redd and Kenny Gregory. He discusses some of the adversity he overcame. Reese is joined by current Independence head coach Quintin Aden Jr. and current Independence player Antony Lowery, class of 2023.

In emails dating back to 2011, Gruden reportedly used racist, misogynistic and homophobic terms. The messages emerged in an investigation of the Washington Football Club.

Special Olympics Ohio competitions return this month with a different look and more athletes. The summer games typically include about 3,000 athletes for…