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BET EXPERIENCE AT L.A. LIVE RETURNS FOR THE 5TH

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LOS ANGELES – (May 1, 2017) – Today, BET NETWORKS and AEG announced participants in this year’s highly anticipated BETX Celebrity Basketball Game sponsored by Sprite® and State Farm, taking place at BET Experience at L.A. LIVE, June 22-25, 2017. Players will include Nick Cannon, The Game, YG, Joey Bada$$, Tank, Soulja Boy, Bell Biv DeVoe, DJ Mustard, Jidenna, Brandon T Jackson, Trevor Jackson, Doug Christie, Dave East, Stevie J, and Rotimi, alongside ESPN guest announcers Jemele Hill and Michael Smith. Tip off for the BETX Celebrity Basketball Game takes place at 12:00 p.m. PST and will be streamed LIVE to fans at home on www.bet.com.

Also announced is a fresh new interactive sneaker event, Kicksperience. The activation will highlight the sneaker culture phenomenon, bringing together generations of culture defining sneakers, streetwear brands, art, and music to the robust BET Fan Fest line-up. The electrifying pop-up will incorporate artists and tastemakers, authentic to sneaker culture, for the ultimate buy-sell-trade experience. On-site activations at the event will include the Vendor Village featuring a new hashtag buy-sell-trade trading pit, unique customization and collection battles, live art mural painting by artist JC.Ro, and a Half Court Stage including performances, live DJs, and meet & greets with Fat Joe and Joey Bada$$. The one-of-a-kind event will also feature the New Kicks and Chill Lounge where attendees can capture the excitement of securing their new kicks with a 180-degree sneaker photo booth, limited releases, and a special NBA 2k17 activation.

Fans will also be able to enjoy incredible concerts as a part of the BET Fan Fest on Saturday, June 24 and Sunday, June 25, with just announced performances from hit makers and hot up-and-comers including Cardi B, Aminé, Dave East, Goldlink, Nick Grant, Kap G, A Boogie, PnB Rock and Kyle on the BETX Main Stage sponsored by Nissan. The Coca-Cola Music Studio will also feature some of today’s hottest newly discovered acts including Taylor Girlz, Billion Dollar Baby, Zay Hilfigerr and Zayion McCall (“Juju On That Beat”), The Bomb Digz, Ayo & Teo, Christian Combs, Elhae and Spencer Ludwig. On Sunday, BET will host a joyful Gospel Event on the BETX Main Stage with moving performances from Israel Houghton, Tasha Cobbs, Jonathan McReynolds and Mali Music as well as Pastor Touré Roberts and Sarah Jakes Roberts delivering a powerful message.

This year, the BET Experience is introducing the new BET Fan Fest wristband which all attendees will be required to wear upon arrival to enter the BET Fan Fest. Beginning today, fans will be able to register for the BET Fan Fest wristbands by downloading the BETX ’17 app or going to betexperience.com. The BET Fan Fest wristband gives access to some of the hottest events happening during the BET Experience weekend, including the BET Experience Main Stage music performances, Genius Talks sponsored by AT&T, BET Experience Fashion & Beauty, Coca Cola Music Studio, the NEW Kicksperience, World of Dance, Dell Gaming Station, Nickelodeons’ $50K Kids’ Choice Sports Triple Shot Challenge, and the NEW BET Casting Call. Additionally, access to the BETX Celebrity Basketball Game will be available for purchase starting today.

As previously announced, BET Networks will make its return to Los Angeles for the four-day music and entertainment festival, the BET Experience at L.A. LIVE presented by Coca-Cola®, June 22 – 25, 2017. Teaming up with AEG, one of the leading entertainment companies in the world and developer/operator of L.A. LIVE and STAPLES Center, the BET Experience at L.A. LIVE presented by Coca-Cola® will feature some of today’s hottest artists including Snoop Dogg, Wiz Khalifa, Migos, A$AP Rocky, ScHoolboy Q, Bryson Tiller, Kid Cudi, Gucci Mane, Jhené Aiko, Rae Sremmurd, Jidenna, Young Thug, Desiigner, Lil Yatchy, Pusha T, THEY., H.E.R., Playboi Carti and Khalid. The four day event will showcase the best in music, entertainment and interactive activations at the fan festival, BETX Live Show tapings, seminars and celebrity appearances.

VIP Packages for the 5th year of the BET Experience weekend are better than ever and now on-sale. In addition to VIP amenities throughout the weekend and incredible seats for STAPLES Center shows, three levels of BETX VIP Packages offer guests the only opportunity to purchase tickets to the highly-anticipated BET Awards, broadcast live from Microsoft Theater. Last year the in-demand VIP Packages sold out, so guests are encouraged to purchase now before the allotment is depleted. Full package amenities and pricing for the Diamond, Platinum and Gold VIP Packages can be found by visiting BETExperience.com or by calling (877) 234-8425.

General tickets for the BET Experience at L.A. LIVE presented by Coca-Cola® are on sale now at http://www.axs.com/betexperience.

Download the BETX ’17 app powered by AT&T, the #1 source for everything BETX, including real-time event updates, full schedules, BET Fan Fest wristbands, daily prizes, ticket giveaways, live streams and much more.

Follow the BET Experience on Twitter @betexperience for the latest and greatest and join the hottest conversation by using #BETX. Feel free to also check us out online at http://www.betexperience.com.

ABOUT BET NETWORKS
BET Networks, a subsidiary of Viacom Inc. (NASDAQ: VIA, VIA.B sted NYSE: VIA, VIA.B), is the nation’s leading provider of quality entertainment, music, news and public affairs television programming for the African-American audience. The primary BET channel reaches more than 90 million households and can be seen in the United States, Canada, the Caribbean, the United Kingdom and sub-Saharan Africa. BET is the dominant African-American consumer brand with a diverse group of business extensions: BET.com, a leading Internet destination for Black entertainment, music, culture, and news; CENTRIC, a 24-hour entertainment network targeting the African-American Woman; BET Music Networks – BET Jams, BET Soul and BET Gospel; BET Home Entertainment; BET Live, BET’s growing festival business; BET Mobile, which provides ringtones, games and video content for wireless devices; and BET International, which operates BET around the globe.

BET EXPERIENCE AT L.A. LIVE PRESENTED BY COCA-COLA®

BET Networks, an entertainment powerhouse, and AEG, the world’s leading sports and live entertainment company and developer/operator of L.A. LIVE, have teamed up once again to create the BET EXPERIENCE AT L.A. LIVE (BETX), June 22 – 25, 2017 presented by Coca-Cola®. This four-day festival will be filled with music concerts taking place at The Novo by Microsoft and STAPLES Center; BET Fan Fest at the Los Angeles Convention Center including seminars, celebrity basketball games, celebrity meet & greets; and other special appearances. The weekend will be capped off with the “BET Awards” on Sunday, June 25, 2017 at Microsoft Theater.

Los Angeles Charger Girls Unveil 2017-18 Squad

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2017 Season: LA Charger Girls Auditions- Finals at Novo/ L.A. LIVE on May 11, 2017. (Chargers Courtesy Photo)

Los Angeles, Ca – The Los Angeles Charger Girls, one of America’s top professional dance and cheerleading teams, today unveiled the 28 members of its 2017-18 dance squad.

With hundreds of talented hopefuls originally auditioning on May 6 at UCLA’s Pauley Pavilion, the 28 members of this year’s team were selected from a group of 65 finalists who completed a five-day audition process that culminated with panel interviews and a final dance routine on May 11 at The Novo at LA Live.

“The pool of talent auditioning for this year’s team was both deep and impressive,” said Charger Girls Director Lisa Simmons. “Los Angeles draws an incredible amount of talented dancers and performers with exceptional backgrounds and extensive experience working in this industry. We had to make some tough decisions in narrowing the field to the final 28. This level of competition has helped ensure that we’ll have one of our finest squads ever.”

Given the Charger Girls’ history of serving as ambassadors for the organization both nationally and abroad, with international trips that have included Australia, Germany, Mexico, Guam and Japan among other destinations, dancers from around the world showed up for preliminary auditions.

The 2017-18 Charger Girls are comprised of women who range in age from 19 to 36 from a variety of backgrounds, including one dancer from Taipei, Taiwan. With nine returning veterans and 19 first-time Charger Girls, the group features a real estate professional, an actor, an events manager and students from Cal State Long Beach, Azusa Pacific University and Cal State Fullerton.

To meet the entire 2017-18 team, visit:Charger Girls 2017

 

Defending WNBA Champions Sparks Win Opening Game

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Jevone Moore
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WNBA 2017: Seattle Storm vs Los Angeles Sparks game at Staples Center in Los Angeles, Ca on May 13, 2017. (Photo by Jevone Moore/Full Image 360)

Los Angeles, CA – Another WNBA Season has officially started with the defending Champions the Los Angeles Sparks winning their first game at Staples 78-68 over the Seattle Storm.

Before tipoff the team and the fans counted down the unveiling of last year Championship banner at top west end of the arena. A large roar from the crowd when the black curtain dropped with owner Magic Johnson and Kobe Bryant standing courtside.

2016 MVP Nneka Ogwumike willed her team to victory scoring 23 points, 3 steals, and 3 assists in 37 minutes of play.

Seattle’s Jewell Loyd lead her team with 25 points, along with Ramu Tokashiki with 14 points and 4 rebounds.

You could tell this was the opening game of the season with missed opportunities and turnovers by both teams.  Seattle was able to keep this game close scoring 29 points off Sparks turnovers.

The Sparks who only shot 46% from the field, got a big boost from reserve guard Odyssey Sims who dropped 20 points. Sims new to the Sparks this year looks to be a great addition to the team thus far.

This game could have went either way with eight different lead changes, it wasn’t until the 4th quarter that the Sparks held their biggest lead of the game which was 10 points.

Los Angeles Sparks head coach Brian Agler made some moves in off season to bring in some more aggressive guards with quick hands. As a team they had 14 steals in the game which was huge leading to seven fast break points and few more possessions.

The team will have few days off before their next game on Friday,  May 19 which will be the night team receives their 2016 WNBA Championship rings.  Candace Parker and Jantel Lavender are expected to be back for this game.

 

Los Angeles Charger Girls Draws Large Crowd for Cheerleader Auditions

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Jaleesa Collins
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Photo by Jaleesa Collins / fi360 News
Photo by Jaleesa Collins / fi360 News

LOS ANGELES, CA — Grab those pom poms and get ready! A new city means new faces for the Los Angeles Chargers cheerleaders.

On Saturday morning, at Pauley Pavilion on the campus of UCLA was filled as it saw hundreds of participants from across the world who appeared for the Charger Girl open call auditions.

“A lot of girls go into the auditions not knowing what to expect or what the commitment is like,” said Lisa Simmons, the Charger Girls Director.

Many of the women gathered for the full day of events in hopes of joining the premiere dance team and making the Charger Girls roster. The audition process consists of choreography and dance routines performed by the Charger Girls, interview preparation, style guides and Q&A panels with current Charger Girls and the director.

ABC7’s sports reporter Ashley Brewer even took a chance on being a judge for the cheerleading tryouts. Other judges were industry professionals, Chargers executives and celebrities such as radio host personality Big Boy.

Since 1990, the Charger Girls have been a fixture on the sidelines rooting for the Chargers. From performing at all home games to appearing in annual swimsuit calendars and serving as ambassadors for the organization, they are regarded as one of professional sports most talented and respected cheer and dance teams.

The team is looking for 28 beautiful and talented ladies to join their squad and represent the Los Angeles Chargers and their community. “We expect the complete package in a Charger girl. Not only for talent and performance, but to also represent the Chargers in the community,” said Simmons.

Final auditions will be held this week with the selection process culminating with final dance auditions on May 11. The final squad for the 2017 Chargers Girls will be announced on the team’s website on May 12th.

Nothing is An Accident

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Kurt Lykes
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“When times are good, be happy; but when times are bad, consider: God has made the one as well as the other. Therefore a man cannot discover anything about his future.”

Ecclesiastes 7:14

Everything in your life happens for a God-given reason. Nothing is an accident, and the devil is NOT to be blamed!

God is in complete control of it ALL!

God has not looked the other way, or been caught by surprise when adversity strikes us.

He is in control of that adversity, directing it for His glory, and for our good! He allows it all!

Think about it, we often make our plans, but are forced somehow to change those plans.

We must always keep in mind: our ‘unexpected’ forced change of plans, is a part of His plan!

Take one day at a time, step by step, moving forward, and trusting Him!

Mississippi Is Among The Top For Producing NFL Talent

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Jaleesa Collins
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Football is more than just a sport to those in the Magnolia State. Even though Mississippi lacks a professional sports team, being under recruited hasn’t kept the state from producing prospects as it is ranked among the top sixth in producing NFL talent this year.

Decades ago, the Southwestern Athletic Conference was known for producing the most professional football talent of any league. Now the Southeastern Conference holds this title as it an all-time favorite amongst conferences when it comes to college football.

Mississippi has seen great players at skilled positions leave the college ranks and go on to have successful careers. The state can argue that it has produced the best to ever play pro football – from Brett Favre and Walter Payton to players like Jerry Rice and Eli Manning.

While many focus on nationally ranked schools such as USC, Ohio State, and Florida, many assume that they produce the top NFL prospects and elite players to enter the draft. It is almost every player’s dream to play for D1 programs and compete for powerhouses such as Texas and Oklahoma, but only a small percentage actually remain competitive at such schools.

Not always the case, many small town schools have produced underrated prospects recruited by some of the best NFL teams to enter the league drafted or undrafted. Mississippi boasts some of the best individual talent to come from small schools such as Jackson State, Southern Miss, and Mississippi State.

Javancy Jones, Roderick Henderson, and D.J. Jones are some of the talent from this year’s draft class to be offered the opportunity to compete at the next level. Others who drew the attention of NFL teams were Fred Ross, Johnathan Calvin, and Justin Senior of Mississippi State. Names such as Nick Mullen, Daniel Ross, and Chris Lyles gained the interest of scouts as they were also given the chance to prove themselves to teams.

Like many players from small towns and even smaller schools, they all had one thing in common – to create their own exposure as they did not have the benefits of coming from powerhouse programs that produce household names annually.

Being told on multiple occasions that they couldn’t dominate or play at larger levels served as motivation for many of these players. Whether drafted or undrafted, they are in search of one goal: proving that they aren’t going to shy away from tougher competition.

Ole Miss’ D.J. Jones conducts drills during the 2017 NFL Scouting Combine in Indianapolis, Indiana. (Photo by Michael Conroy/AP)

D.J. Jones is the biggest impact player from the state to be drafted. He was selected as the 198th overall pick in the sixth round by the 49ers. With his size and athleticism, it is expected for him to jump right into a starting role as an interior defensive lineman. Using his quickness against offenses grants him more space to create plays at the nose tackle position.

Graduating on Saturday and signing with the Arizona Cardinals on Sunday, Javancy Jones is not taking his opportunity in the desert for granted as his goal is “to prove all the people who believed in him right.” He is known for his versatility and ability to play any position in the front seven due to his strength and speed. Looking to continue to improve his ability to cover, he expects to make the biggest contribution as a leader on special teams if not moved to the linebacker position.

The Tennessee Titans took a chance on Roderick Henderson by signing him as an undrafted free agent. Coming from a small school is the only underrated aspect of his game. With style of play comparisons to Vince Wilfork and Damon Harrison, he will be a crucial component on the defensive line once he learns to slow things down as his ability to take on double team blocks is a bonus.

Talented players throughout the state have also received offers and phone calls from teams inviting them to tryouts and training camps.

Former Co-Lin standout Demond Tucker was offered a rookie min-camp invite from the Pittsburg Steelers. Defensive tackle Daniel Ross of Northeast Mississippi signed as an undrafted free agent with the Texans. Ole Miss wide receiver Quincy Adeboyejo was an UDFA who signed with Baltimore.

Undrafted free agents are picked every year, and adding inexpensive young talent after the draft has proven to be successful every year.

A list of players hailing from the state who signed with an NFL team is listed below:
Justin Senior, Mississippi State – Seattle Seahawks
Fred Ross, Mississippi State – Carolina Panthers
Johnathan Calvin, Mississippi State – Greenbay Packers
Nelson Adams, Mississippi State – Pittsburgh Steelers
Richie Brown, Mississippi State – Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Chris Lyles, Mississippi College – Indianapolis Colts
Daniel Ross, Northeast Mississippi – Houston Texans
Jason Carr, Northeast – Cincinnati Bengals
Demond Tucker, Co-Lin/Iowa State – Pittsburgh Steelers
Nick James, Ole Miss – Detroit Lions
Tony Bridges, Ole Miss – Seattle Seahawks
Damore’ea Stringfellow, Ole Miss – Miami Dolphins
Quincy Adeboyejo, Ole Miss – Baltimore Ravens
Chad Kelly, Ole Miss – Denver Broncos (253rd overall pick)
Derrick Jones, Ole Miss – New York Jets (204th overall pick
Evan Engram, Ole Miss – New York Giants (23rd overall pick)
D.J. Jones, Ole Miss – San Francisco 49ers (198th overall pick)
Jeremy Liggins, Ole Miss – Seattle Seahawks
Fadol Brown, Ole Miss – Oakland Raiders
Carlos Davis, Ole Miss – Baltimore Ravens
Akeem Judd, Ole Miss – Tennessee Titans
Dylan Bradley, Southern Miss – Minnesota Vikings
Nick Mullen, Southern Miss – San Francisco 49ers
Will Freeman, Southern Miss – Atlanta Falcons
Cameron Tom, Southern Miss – New Orleans Saints
Dan Williams, Jackson State – Oakland Raiders
Cornelius Henderson, Jackson State – Kansas City Chiefs
Roderick Henderson, Jackson State/Alabama State – Tennessee Titans
Javancy Jones, Jackson State – Arizona Cardinals

Shaq’s Son, Shareef O’Neal, Commits To Arizona Wildcats

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Jaleesa Collins
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Back in November, NBA Hall of Famer Shaquille O’Neal made a rare appearance at the McKale Center. His appearances could become a regular occurrence as his son, Shareef O’Neal, has committed to the Arizona Wildcats.

Although he isn’t as physically imposed as his father, Shareef has become in his own right a very respected player on the court. The style of play for the school’s basketball program is what piqued his interest.

According to 247Sports.com, the Santa Monica (CA) Crossroads product is listed as the No. 31 prospect in the 2018 recruiting class. The 6-foot-9, 210 pound forward averaged 14.1 points and 7.3 rebounds last season for Crossroads High.

A four-star recruit, O’Neal unofficially visited Arizona on Nov. 18 with his father. He has received offers from schools such as UCLA, USC, Cal, Kansas and even his father’s alma mater, LSU.

O’Neal’s teammate, Ira Lee, is a 2017 signee with Arizona, who many believes have been actively recruiting him. “The campus was great and the coaches treated us like family,” said O’Neal of his campus visit. “My teammate Ira Lee has been talking to me about the program.”

He will join five-star forward Emmanual Akot as the second member in the 2018 recruiting class for Arizona. His AAU teammate Bol Bol, the son of NBA giant Manute Bol, is the No. 16 player in his recruiting class and holds an offer from Arizona as well.

Arizona is well on its way to becoming the son-of-former-NBA-player university pretty soon.

The City Battle Splits UCLA Men, USC Women Win

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Jevone Moore
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NCAA 2017 UCLA vs USC Dual Meet at USC on April 30, 2017 at Loker Stadium in Los Angeles, CA. (Photo by Jevone Moore/Full Image 360)
NCAA 2017 UCLA vs USC Dual Meet at USC on April 30, 2017 at Loker Stadium in Los Angeles, CA. (Photo by Jevone Moore/Full Image 360)

Los Angeles, CA – The crosstown rivals split the Track Meet at Loker Stadium with a anticlimactic finish with both men’s and women’s USC 4x400m relays teams running unopposed.

Those final results gave the USC women the 86-77 win and the Trojan men lost by a score of 88-75. This was the last dual meet before PAC-12 Championships in Oregon on May 13-14.

The fans did some great battles throughout the meet, with Dior Hall, Ky Westbrook, Destinee Brown and Deanna Hill who won the 4x100m with a season-best time of 43.84 to start off the track events.

The men’s battle was tight call after USC Marquis Morris jumped out for quick lead on first leg but once hit third leg coming off the turn UCLA Darnell Roberson closed the gap. Then the footrace left USC with narrow victory for 5 points.

UCLA Junior Leon Powell let the Trojans know that they were here too as he stormed the 100m straightaway to victory and snapped a 14-year Trojan winning streak in the event. He posted a lifetime best of 10.26.

Alexander Barnum had a PR of 10.32 (+0.9) to take second and Christian Sourapas a PR of 10.37 (+0.9) to place third for USC right behind Powell. All three runners benefited from a tight competitive race.

UCLA took advantage of its depth and talent in the distance races to secure precious points for the men’s team.

Anna Cockrell won the 110m women’s hurdles with a PR of 12.91 (+1.1) to lead a USC sweep in the event gaining big points.

USC’s women got another sweep in the 400m hurdles as Amalie Iuel won with a time of 55.62, Cockrell took second with a time of 55.86 and Mecca McGlaston took third with a time of 61.38, her first collegiate 400m hurdles race.

Senior Sage Stone led the way to a Bruin sweep in the men’s high jump with his clearance of 6-10.75 after the favorite USC 2016 NCAA defending champion Randall Cunningham was off his game.

UCLA Jessie Maduka went on to lead a sweep in the women’s triple jump with junior Efe Age (38-10.50) and sophomore Lilliana Hebert (38-04.25).

It was great for the fans to see both teams competing with great sportsmanship. Both teams excelling in their events with plenty of sweeps for both schools.

Now the next test will be how well can these team compete in Oregon on the road to the PAC-12 Title.

 

 

NFL Draft is Here for UCLA & USC?

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Jevone Moore
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Los Angeles, Ca – The 2017 NFL Draft is upon us and who will be among the 253 players drafted over the next three days to be in the NFL? Somebody’s life will be changed and placed on a whole new trajectory after their card is read.

“Virtually nothing is impossible in this world if you just put your mind to it and maintain a positive attitude” – Lou Holtz

In Los Angeles there are two major football programs UCLA and USC that every year have NFL talent looking to continue the game on the gridiron. Both schools have a rich tradition of great players moving on to the next level.

Which school will have a player picked first, will it be UCLA Defensive End Takkarist McKinley or USC Defensive Back Adoree’ Jackson.

Can you image if you were in Philadelphia in the 2017 NFL Draft green room waiting for your phone to ring and hear the words welcome to the – – – – – -! Then you are rushed with emotions.

All the hard work from Pop Warner Football, to High School, and picking the right school to showcase your talent. All across america the world will be watching who will get the opportunity to be the next star.

After the draft is over there will be a second chance lottery to sign as a free agent to make a team camp roster. But before the season starts all 32 teams will trim the fat and have 53 man roster with 10 practice players.

Who will be the 2,016 NFL players to start the 2017 season? It most definitely can be you!

ARE YOU READY FOR SOME FOOTBALL?

Philip Rivers & Chargers’ 2017 First-Round Draft Pick Headline DraftFest 2017 at StubHub Center

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Nov 9: Chargers receiver (11) Steve Johnson stiff arming Bears defender during the Chicago Bears vs San Diego Chargers (Photo by Jordon Kelly)

The Los Angeles Chargers will celebrate day three of the 2017 NFL Draft (Rounds 4-7) at DraftFest 2017 at StubHub Center on Saturday, April 29. DraftFest is open to the public, and parking and admission are free.  Gates open at 8 a.m., and the party will run from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.  The Chargers will also celebrate Carson Community Day with Carson Mayor Albert Robles, Carson community leaders and Carson residents joining the festivities.

Fans attending DraftFest should park in Lots 10, 11 and 12.

DraftFest will mark the first official public appearance for the Chargers’ first-round pick in the 2017 NFL Draft.  A long list of current and former Chargers players will also be in attendance, signing autographs, taking pictures and mingling with fans. The list of current Chargers confirmed to attend includes six-time Pro Bowl quarterback Philip Rivers; tight end Hunter Henry, who led the team and all NFL tight ends in 2016 in touchdown catches; running back Branden Oliver, fullback Derek Watt, cornerback Craig Mager and safety Adrian Phillips. Chargers alums slated to attend include five-time Pro Bowl wide receiverAnthony Miller and three-time Pro Bowl special teams standout Kassim Osgood.

There will be plenty to do for fans of all ages. Live NFL Draft coverage will be broadcast on screens throughout the venue, including the large video board inside StubHub Center, and Rivers will announce the Chargers’ fourth-round draft selection live from the stage at DraftFest. Former Chargers safety Jim Hill will serve as emcee.

While Saturday’s draft festivities are taking place, youngsters in attendance will enjoy a host of interactive NFL Play60 games suitable for kids of all ages. The Chargers will also have several locations set up where fans can shop for exciting new L.A. Chargers apparel.

Fans should also bring their appetite to DraftFest as StubHub Center’s concessionaire, Levy Foods, will offer discounted fare to Chargers fans in attendance.

The 2017 NFL Draft is headquartered in Philadelphia and begins with Round 1 on Thursday, April 27. Rounds 2-3 are set for Friday, April 28 and Rounds 4-7 will commence Saturday, April 29. The Chargers have a total of seven picks in the 2017 NFL Draft with one selection in each round, including the seventh overall pick in the first round.

Download the Chargers App and be sure to follow all the Los Angeles Chargers’ social media platforms and Chargers.com to stay up-to-date on all things related to the 2017 Chargers Draft.

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