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1. Be LeBron or Giannis and draft the perfect All-Star roster

   Step into the shoes of LeBron or Giannis and assemble your best squad to become king of All-Star Weekend.

2. Five names ready to dominate the next 10 All-Star games

   With LeBron in MJ's house for this weekend's All-Star Game, here are five 25-and-under stars with the talent and star power to take the throne in a post-LeBron NBA.

3. UFC Fight Night: Francis Ngannou vs. Cain Velasquez cheat sheet

   Former UFC heavyweight champion Cain Velasquez will look to return to title contention with a tough fight against Francis Ngannou on Sunday. Who has the edge?

4. Nets' Harris beats Stephen Curry for 3-point title

   Brooklyn's Joe Harris made 12 consecutive shots during the final round to upset Golden State's Stephen Curry to win the 3-point contest at All-Star Saturday Night.

5. Tiger completes 3rd-round 65, heads back out

   Tiger Woods completed his third round at the Genesis Open with a 65 and headed back out for the final round.

6. Italian soccer club, down to 7 players, loses 20-0

   Pro Piacenza, a financially strapped club in Italy's Serie C, lost 20-0 to Cuneo on Sunday during a game in which they were able to field only seven players.

7. Kap 'absolutely' still wants to play, lawyer says

   Attorney Mark Geragos said he believes the Panthers and Patriots are two potential landing spots for his client, Colin Kaepernick, who still "absolutely wants to play" in the NFL.

8. Wildcats hand No. 1 Vols first loss since Nov. 23

   PJ Washington scored 23 points, Keldon Johnson added 19 and No. 5 Kentucky upset No. 1 Tennessee 86-69 Saturday night to end the Volunteers' 19-game winning streak.

9. Brown: Roethlisberger has an 'owner mentality'

   Steelers All-Pro wide receiver Antonio Brown took questions from fans on Twitter on Saturday, addressing his recent trade request and his relationship with quarterback Ben Roethlisberger.

10. In his 14th try, will Kyle Busch conquer the elusive Daytona 500?

    The driver of the No. 18 Toyota is on the verge of cracking the top 10 in career Cup wins, but he has never finished higher than fourth in NASCAR's most prestigious race.