Enterprise Journalism Release – March 19, 2015

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Enterprise Journalism Release – March 19, 2015

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The Death of Lennon Lacy
Outside the Lines (Sunday, 9 a.m. ET, ESPN; 10 a.m. ET, ESPN2)

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On the morning of August 29, 2014, 17-year-old high school football player Lennon Lacy was found dead, hanging by his neck from a swing set in Bladenboro, N.C. News reports focused on the way he died, calling it a “lynching.” Within a week, local and state police had completed their investigation: they called it suicide. Shaun Assael examines Lacy’s death, talks with his family and friends, and learns there is much more to this story than had been previously reported.

“Quick, too quick to say it was suicide.” — Claudia Lacy, Lennon’s mother, describing the police investigation into her son’s death

 

 

The Pope’s Team
SportsCenter (Sunday, 10 a.m., ESPN)
ESPNCricInfo.com

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As ICC Cricket World Cup 2015 completes this week, SC Featured tells the story of the Vatican’s Cricket team. Formed in 2012 as a way to spread faith and goodwill, the St. Peter’s Eleven is comprised of priests and priests-in-training who take on a formidable foe – the Church of England – in the team’s first official match. As Jeremy Schaap reports, nothing is at stake, except the pride of two churches with 1.3 billion adherents between them, in a match 500 years in the making.

“I am an ordained minister, so I’ll just say that we’re going to play with grace, the fruits of the spirit, you know. I’m sure if anyone sneezes they’ll be a lot of ‘bless yous.’” – Rev. Chris Lee, batsman for Church of England team

 

 

What is Giancarlo Stanton Thinking?
ESPN.com
ESPN The Magazine (MLB Preview issue, on newsstands Friday)

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Coming off his best season and a devastating fastball to the face, the game’s most powerful hitter surprised everyone by signing a $325 million deal to work for a notoriously unreliable owner. Tim Keown reports.

 

 

Now a Mom, NHRA Champ Angelle Sampey Still has the Fire for Racing
espnW

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After retiring in 2010 to start a family, Angelle Sampey – a three-time Pro Stock Motorcycle series champion – has returned to racing as competitive and popular as ever. Tony Fabrizio reports.

 

 

Sports Reporters
This week’s Panel* (Sunday, 9:30 a.m. ESPN; 10:30 a.m., ESPN2)

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John Saunders
Chris Gasper
Israel Gutierrez
Jackie MacMullan
*Subject to change

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