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TITANS

Being 7--7 doesn't seem like much for a team that won 13 games last year. Except that they started 2009 by going 0--6, and their young QB, Vince Young (right), is playing the best football of his NFL life.

ZACH

Randolph, the Grizzlies' big man, averaged 13.4 rebounds and 21.8 points as Memphis won six of nine. (Yes, Memphis won six of nine.) Coach Lionel Hollins: "Zach is in a great comfort place."

TIM BURKE

He skis, he shoots, he soars—to the top of the World Cup standings, the first U.S. biathlete ever to do so. Can he medal at the Olympics? Burke, on the course in Vancouver: "It suits my style."

JIM CALHOUN

Reign on. The UConn men's hoops coach's contract extension—he will reportedly get a raise to more than $2 million—will take him into his 70s. It may also take him past 900 career wins.

Who's Not