US Olympic Speedskating 2014: Skaters to Watch from Team USA

Team USA has a rich history in speedskating, and it is in a position to add to that legacy at the 2014 Sochi Games. 

Although that legacy will not be added to by short-track legend Apolo Anton Ohno. The eight-time Olympic medalist has moved onto the next phase of his life. His departure has not left the Americans void of talent on the short track, however, as you'll see below. 

As for the long-track skaters, Shani Davis is looking to extend his already historic resume, and he is part of a strong group of men and women skaters. 

 

When: Feb. 6 to Feb. 23

Where: Sochi, Russia

Watch: NBC has the coverage on their various networks.
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National Signing Day 2014: Uncommitted 5-Star Prospects and Stories to Watch

For college football fans, national signing day is one of the most crucial moments of the year, and the 2014 edition of the event has the focus on the uncommitted 5-star prospects and the top storylines to watch.

With top stars like Adoree' Jackson and Rashaan Evans yet to finalize which college they will attend, fans of college football will be focused on where each lands Wednesday, Feb. 5.

Here is a list of the remaining 5-star prospects yet to sign a commitment letter and the top stories to watch on national signing day.

Remaining Uncommitted 5-Star Prospects Name Position High School Top Interests Adoree' Jackson CB Junipero Serra (Gardena, Calif.) Florida, USC Rashaan Evans OLB Auburn (Auburn, Ala.) Auburn Malachi Dupre WR John Curtis (New Orleans, La.) LSU Lorenzo Carter DE Norcross (Norcross, Ga.) Georgia John Smith ATH Long Beach Poly (Long Beach, Calif.) USC Ermon Lane WR Homestead (Homestead, Fla.) Florida State Solomon Thomas DE Coppell (Coppell, Texas) Stanford Damian Prince OT Bishop McNamara (District Heights, Md.) Florida Malik McDowell DE Southfield (Southfield, Mich.) Michigan State.
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