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Adam Pally is a comedian, actor, and co-creator of Steph Curry’s series “Mr. Throwback.”
He is playing for NAMI.
Amina Smith is a former multi-platform host and on-air talent with NBC Sports Boston, now part of the anchoring team at “SportsCenter.”
She is playing for The Dinner Table Doc.
Christine Williamson is the host of 6 p.m. “SportsCenter”, and the new lead studio anchor for Women’s College Basketball on “College GameDay”.
She is playing for the Hillsborough Education Foundation.
Domonique Foxworth was an NFL cornerback for seven seasons. He's now an ESPN contributor and host of the podcast “The Domonique Foxworth Show."
He is playing for the Baltimore Educational Scholarship Trust Inc.
Hannah Storm has been an acclaimed broadcaster and ESPN presence since 2008. She can be seen anchoring “SportsCenter”, “NFL Live” and “The WNBA Countdown”. She is the director of the Hulu docu-series “Grails: When Sneakers Change the Game.”
She is playing for the Hannah Storm Foundation.
Jamie Erdahl reported from the sidelines for CBS's coverage of the NFL and the SEC, now you can see her on “Good Morning Football” and “Good Morning Football: Overtime.”
She’s playing for the American Heart Association.
Jay Harris has been a part of the on-air team at ESPN for 23 years, hosting everything from “SportsCenter” to “Outside the Lines,” along with “NFL Live” and “Baseball Tonight.”
He is playing for the Boys and Girls Club of America.
Jeremy Schaap has been a part of the ESPN team since 1994 and is currently hosting “E60,” “The Sports Reporters” and “The Biggest Game.”
He is playing for the International Sports and Music Project.
You know him for his portrayal of Don Draper in “Mad Men,” he’s also starred in over 30 films and is a seasoned narrator for NFL Films. A former high school linebacker and lifelong fan of the St. Louis Blues and St. Louis Cardinals.
He is playing for St. Jude Children's Research Hospital.
Keegan-Michael Key is the co-creator of “Key & Peele,” veteran host of “NFL Honors”, and sideline reporter for CBS's coverage of the NFL and the SEC.
He is playing for the Motion Picture & Television Fund.
Kevin Negandhi hosts the 6 p.m. “SportsCenter,” the NBA Draft, the Rose Parade, and the ABC “College Football Studio Show.”
He is playing for Connecticut Children's Foundation.
Kimberley A. Martin is a former NFL writer, columnist, and beat reporter. She’s now an ESPN NFL correspondent.
She is playing for YAI.
Kyle Brandt is a former running back and kick returner for Princeton, and has been a part of the “Good Morning Football” team since 2016.
He is playing for Pancreatic Cancer Action Network.
Madelyn Burke covered the New York Giants for nearly a decade and hosted CBS Sports HQ. She recently joined the ESPN team as a “SportsCenter” anchor.
She is playing for Room to Grow.
Manti Te'o is a former NFL player, current analyst on Netflix’s Christmas Day football coverage and a co-host of “Good Morning Football.”
He is playing for Lāhui Foundation.
She’s a former Miami Dolphins Cheerleader and NFL Network host. She’s now reporting from the sidelines of ESPN Deportes “Monday Night Football” and anchoring on “SportsCenter”.
She is playing for Health in the Hood.
He founded House of Highlights, creating one of the most-followed sports media platforms in the country, and is now the leading voice of “SportsCenter” on Instagram.
He is playing for Humanity First USA.
Peter Schrager is a commentator on “NFL Live”, “Get Up,” and “First Take”.
He is playing for Baby Quest Foundation.
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Build Your Own Bracket
- Click your predictions for each Quarterfinal game. Your selections will be highlighted in gold.
- Drag your selected winners into the Semifinals bracket.
- Fill in the remaining spots with your Wild Card predictions.
- Repeat this process for the Semifinals and Finals, then select your champion.
- Save your bracket and share your predictions on social media.
Brackets can only be built on desktop devices.
Check back after Friday, July 31 for results.