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E:60 on Tuesday, Nov. 1: “RISK”

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E:60 will dedicate its entire November 1 show (7 p.m. ET, ESPN) to exploring the concept of “RISK” through some of the world’s biggest risk-takers and top risk activities. See Friday’s E:60 news release for complete details and video clips.

Andy Reid’s Reign at Risk
Outside the Lines (Sunday, 10 a.m., ESPN2)

Armed with star power but off to a 2-4 start, the Philadelphia Eagles are falling short of expectations and taking a lot of heat. Much of the criticism is aimed at Andy Reid, the longest tenured head coach in the NFL. Despite his successes with the Eagles, a Super Bowl title has eluded Reid, leaving Philadelphia fans on edge even with a victory last week. And, now, at least one player is hinting at an internal power struggle involving his coach and team owners. So will this be the season to end Reid’s reign?  John Barr reports.

Discussing the piece will be ESPN.com’s Ashley Fox , who covered the Eagles for more than a decade for the Philadelphia Inquirer, ESPN.com NFC East blogger Dan Graziano, and former Eagle Hugh Douglas, now an ESPN NFL analyst.

FC Barcelona Fan Club Tackles Social Issues
ESPN Deportes SportsCenter (Sunday, 11 p.m.)
Reportajes Especiales piece on espndeportes.com.

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As one of the top football clubs in Europe, FC Barcelona has a worldwide legion of followers. Fan clubs, or “Peñas” as they’re called in Spain, are significant to football clubs, providing support and in some cases, creating awareness of social issues. Formed in 2006, the “Peña Blaugrana de Gays y Lesbianas” (PBGL), is FC Barcelona’s club specifically for gays — the first not only in the Catalonian region, but also the first in Spain. We spent some time with the members of the PBGL who spoke about the fan club’s core initiatives and the homophobia controversies that exist in football on a global level.

Where Everybody Knows Your Team
College Gameday (Saturday, 9 a.m., ESPNU; 10 a.m. ESPN)

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Despite having no BCS powerhouse school, college football holds a special place in New York City’s sports landscape. In small pockets throughout the Big Apple, college football loyalists gather in Manhattan bars to support their teams and stay connected with other alumni and fans. Jeremy Schaap talks with supporters from 12 schools, including LSU, Alabama, Notre Dame, Wisconsin, and Stanford, and examines how they keep school spirit alive.

Tapping Out
Sunday NFL Countdown (Sunday, 10 a.m., ESPN)

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During an NFL game, players are often faced with a decision: stay in the game and fight through physical pain and exhaustion or “tap out” – tap their helmets — and take a breather. But, players often find that the mental battle between playing or saying “no mas” is often worse than the physical wear-and-tear they’re experiencing on the field. Former UFC light heavyweight champion Chuck Liddell makes a special appearance to host this feature from the octagon.

“The universal sign is (for) a guy who’s winded — he looks to the sidelines and he looks back like, ‘Look, somebody better come from over there,’ they better be sending another green jersey over here real quick. “ – Greg Jennings, Green Bay Packers WR

“Defensive guys are more prone to take a breather, but some guys can’t. Like Ray Lewis and Ed Reed, those guys aren’t allowed to tap (out) by any means.” – Terrell Suggs, Baltimore Ravens LB

“Think about it, the great players, they’re not on the bench when great moments are happening, they’re in the game.” – Terrell Davis, former Denver Broncos RB