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From espn.com. >> i'm just joining in. >> we're talking about the larger legacy lebron would like to lead off the basketball court. >> i think it looks remarkably different from the first part of his career. so far, i think it looked for a lot of us that he was part of that jordan blueprint. very successful commercially. obviously, the relationship with nike, that he was building his brand kind of that way. and he's the first probably social media superstar that we've had in sports. but now with that thoughtful letter, it's clear to him that he felt -- he feels as if his legacy hinges on how h...

After the longhorn like you cannot believe. >> he looks kind of mean behind you. let's look at the upsets in the final four. your championship bracket looks a lot different than other people's. >> well, you know, i think the one beauty of college basketball, i think march madness, to me, i don't know about you guys, i don't mind you're a big baseball guy, but the bottom line to me is that for three weeks, there is no sporting event that captivates america like march madness. three weeks you have grandma, you got grandpa, everybody gets out. they all participate in the bracket to challenge on e...

Sources say mcqueary abused as a boy. this is what i think it should have been. penn state fan blows whistle to d.a. after abuse revealed in online chat, and i refer to excellent reporting at espn's magazine by donovan nata jr. under the headline, the whistle-blowers last query. remember mike mcqueary, big red head, star quarterback, on to be an assistant coach under the tutelage of joe paterno. it's he who sees something despicable taking place in a zhaoer in 2001 involving jerry sandusky but we all know he did not call police. i often wondered how did law enforcement find out about mike mcqu...

Readers on monday. "we have made one massive mistake. i have thought about it for nearly three solid days and i've run out of ways to kick myself about it. how did it never occur to any of us? how? how could we have all blown it? that mistake was someone familiar with the transgender community should have read caleb's football draft. this never occurred to us. nobody ever brought it up." simmons also declined to be here today. the controversy had many of us in the newsroom this week asking what ethical questions can those of us in the media take away, if any? here with me now to discuss in no,...

Racister it -- racist stereo typing of us in american sports. you never know what tipping point is and then you look back and say, ah, that was the tipping point. it doesn't mean the last thing made it happen. it's cumulative. >> yeah, well, i think the trajectory of that tipping point has got to come from somewhere. i read back a transcript of the november 17th, last year, espn.com event that you did when you had a conversation. some of what was said was absolutely horrific to you, and you endured it with such graciousness, i have to tell you. i don't know how you did that. i would have fough...