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Penn State
Outside the Lines (Sunday, 10 a.m. ET, ESPN2)

Outside the Lines will devote its entire show to ongoing news surrounding Penn State University and its football program. Host Bob Ley will interview topical newsmakers during the program, which will present the latest from State College, Pa.

Eagles Inspired by National Anthem Singer
Sunday NFL Countdown (Sunday, 10 a.m., ESPN)

https://youtu.be/cHURrVz2JGE

Since 18-year old Timmy Kelly began singing the National Anthem at Philadelphia Eagles’ home games, the team’s record is 9-3. But he’s more than just a good luck charm — Kelly has overcome cerebral palsy and a condition that left him blind since birth. His courageous life story inspires the Eagles and those who meet him. Chris Connelly reports.

NBA’s Vasquez Makes Diplomatic Return Home
ESPN Deportes SportsCenter (Sunday, 11 p.m.)
Reportajes Especiales piece on espndeportes.com.

https://youtu.be/XejrreNVo10

This past summer, Memphis Grizzlies guard Greivis Vasquez, a native of Caracas, was invited by the American government to participate in clinics in Venezuela organized by the NBA in conjunction with the U.S. Government. The “Basketball and Friendship” tour was arranged to motivate youth to practice sports, and to promote cooperation between the U.S. and Venezuela, countries with a complex international relationship. It included games in Petare, considered one of the most dangerous areas in Caracas, and at the Naciones Unidas Stadium for an event for children who have Down Syndrome. Vasquez, Memphis’ 2010 first-round pick out of Maryland, was welcomed in his home town as a returning hero.

Remember the Children
ESPN.com

Rick Reilly puts the Penn State situation into larger context. He writes:

This is not about Joe Paterno.

If these boys really were molested, groped and raped by a middle-aged ex-Penn State football coach, then whatever misjudgment Paterno made will be a single lit match compared to the bonfire these boys will walk in for years to come.

Many of them won’t be able to trust. Won’t be able to love. Won’t be able to feel — nor trust or love themselves.

Don’t feel sorry for Paterno. He’s had his life. Feel sorry for these boys, because they may never get one.

Iraq Vet Takes on Mount Kilimanjaro
ESPNW

In a conversation with Jason Martinez, the health and wellness manager for the Wounded Warrior Project, Nancy Schiliro explains how her hike up Mount Kilimanjaro helped her confidence after suffering a serious injury during her deployment. This latest in ESPNW’s “Journeys & Victories” series was produced by Hannah Storm/Brainstormin Productions.