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Now or Never ... When Brandon Beal walks in a room, it’s hard not to notice him. He’s big and muscular. Really big. At 6-foot-5 and 285 pounds, the former Northern Illinois tight end stands out -- and above -- most people. If the Beal name sounds familiar, it should. Bradley Beal, one of Brandon’s brothers, is an NBA All-Star for the Washington Wizards, who grew up idolizing Brandon’s exploits on the hardwood and gridiron in the St. Louis area. Bradley told STLToday.com that it was Brandon, not Michael Jordan or Kobe Bryant, that was his favorite player growing up. “My mother and grandmother have both told me about his eyes never left me when I played,” Brandon said. “During a game you don’t notice something like that. Wherever I went, that’s where his eyes went. I had no idea.” Growing up, sports were never far from the Beal family. Bobby and Besta Beal both played two sports in college. They expected their children to earn athletic scholarships just like they did. All five boys did just that.   Brandon love