Kawhi Leonard, San Diego State's sophomore small forward averages a double-double with 15.4 points per game and 10.7 rebounds. Regarded as a top NBA prospect, Leonard is the Aztec's top producer.

I wouldn't argue that SDSU is a better team than Texas; if they played on a neutral court tomorrow, Rick Barnes' squad team would unquestionably be favored, and rightfully so. But, with the policy that is currently in place for seeding teams, I think you have to really twist the facts to argue that the Longhorns are more deserving of a #1 seed than the Aztecs at this point.

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The Seahawks maintain interest, as do "several other teams," according to one source. Among those teams, sources said, are the Washington Redskins.

Gone but not forgotten: Rivers is using the Chargers’ 17-14 loss to the Jets in the Divisional Playoffs as his motivation for this season. He is driving around with a decal of the final score from that game on the rear windshield of his truck.

Tolbert re-signs: Exclusive rights free agent fullback Mike Tolbert signed his one-year tender on Thursday, March 25. Tolbert is in his third season in San Diego out of Coastal Carolina.

DB: What's the most outrageous thing you've ever seen Adrian Gonzalez do?

Bell: Wow! ... Drink tequila and pass out. ... Another time, he walked out of the shower without a towel on. No, he wouldn't do that. Yeah, what he did was, he came out of the shower with a towel on, walked into the food room and grabbed something to eat. No shirt, just flip-flops.

San Diego Chargers general manager A.J. Smith is in town.

One guess as to who he's here to see?

We'll go out on a limb and say Ryan Mathews.

More to come.

But the new ownership group led by Jeff Moorad is not nearly as enamored with the facility - which is considered to be the best in the Dominican Republic.

AFC:
IN: Vincent Jackson(notes), San Diego Chargers. OUT: Brandon Marshall(notes), Denver Broncos.
Marshall had more catches than Jackson, but Jackson brought a ton more value to the Chargers' passing game. He averaged 17.2 yards per catch, while Marshall brought in 11.1. Jackson was a constant big-play threat, and a ridiculous 85.3 percent of his catches went for first downs. It was his dominant presence, too, that allowed Antonio Gates(notes) to have the great year he had.