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Safety in extreme sports has been called into question after snowmobiler Caleb Moore died from accident-related injuries during the X Games. "We don't see tricks leveling off," said reporter Jason Blevins, who saw Moore's accident. "Every year, the craziest things are happening." NBC's Michelle Franzen reports. (TODAY)
The Department of Education released new guidelines on how to integrate students with disabilities into sports —which has been a struggle for cash-strapped schools. NBC's Rehema Ellis reports. (Nightly News)
An NBC Minneapolis reporting team decided to have a little fun before the Vikings and Packers football game, but reporter Lee Valsvik took one for the team by getting tackled hard by her own cameraman. (TODAY)
Bob Costas talks with Minnesota Vikings punter Chris Kluwe about his outspokenness in support of same-sex marriage, and what he calls a growing tolerance and acceptance of homosexuality among professional athletes. (NBC Sports)
Take a look back at the best moments and outtakes from the week on Sports Talk (NBC Sports)
Former NFL head coach and current ESPN analyst, Jon Gruden, speaks with Bryant Gumbel about his football obsession. Real Sports debuts Tues., Aug. 21 at 9pm ET/PT on HBO. (NBC Sports)
Battling tears, Mike Lavender, a friend of shooting victim Jessica Ghawi describes how he learned of Jessica's death. Ghawi had narrowly escaped a shooting at the Eaton Centre in Toronto, earlier this year. (msnbc)
The swimmer who won seven gold medals at the 1972 Olympic games chats about his new role with the Laureus Sport for Good Foundation, which gets young people in underserved neighborhoods involved in athletics. He also makes predictions about this summer's Olympics in London. (TODAY)
The broadcast team of NBC Sports prepares to 'beam' the Super Bowl to over 100 million people. Take a look behind the scenes with TODAY's Jenna Wolfe. (TODAY)
The broadcast team of NBC Sports prepares to 'beam' the Super Bowl to over 100 million people. Take a look behind the scenes with TODAY's Jenna Wolfe. (TODAY)