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It's that time of the year...

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As this picture clearly illustrates, we're now in the dog days of summer.  The coaching carousel has pretty much come to a halt, the recruits have signed, and essentially at the mercy of tweets from the lucky ones in attendance at all these summer camps. 

Today alone was undoubtedly an ESPN producer's nightmare.  No baseball highlights, little movement in the NBA free agency period, and a lull before NFL training camps open.

As bloggers search high and low for content (Jordan Crawford facial aside), here are some clips we have come across recently...

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