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Danny Kanell wasn’t overly impressed with Colorado assistant Tim Brewster behaving like he was auditioning for the Army Rangers during a team meeting.
Brewster made headlines when he addressed the Buffaloes in a fashion that was so bizarre it has to be seen to be believed.
Was he preparing to coach men who have math class later or a deployment to Vietnam in the late 1960s? Honestly, it was hard to tell.

First team meeting of 2023 and Coach Brew is fired up #WeComin @TimBrewster @DeionSandersJr pic.twitter.

Thursday’s overtime win doesn’t avenge anything for Boston, but Jayson Tatum and Co. remain motivated to dethrone Golden State on the NBA’s mountaintop.
Just another game?
Pfft.
One of 82?
Come on.
A meaningless, mid-January regular season contest?
Ask Al Horford.
“I wanted to win,” Horford said. “I wanted to win really bad.”
The Celtics beat the Warriors in overtime on Thursday in a Finals rematch that for most of the three hours these two teams dueled really felt like one. “Lot of energy tonight,” said Jaylen Brown.

Damar Hamlin is in high spirits, but he’s far from being out of the woods when it comes to his recovery.
The Buffalo Bills defensive back is officially back home after suffering a medical emergency against the Bengals that left him hospitalized for an extended period of time.
There had been optimism he would attend Buffalo’s playoff game this past weekend, but he ultimately chose to remain home. However, he has visited with the team and is maintaining a “positive” attitude.
Damar Hamlin continues to recover after suffering a serious medical emergency.

A Dallas radio host, who also works as a reporter for the Dallas Cowboys, made some questionable comments seemingly wishing injury upon San Francisco 49ers running back Christian McCaffrey. He’s since apologized for his remarks about McCaffrey ahead of the Cowboys-49ers playoff matchup.
Bryan Broaddus and radio co-host Gavin Dawson were previewing the Dallas-San Francisco game on 105.3 in Dallas earlier in the week.

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NFL divisional round: We already know who wins because DVOA says so
Wild games. Wild finishes. Wild storylines.
Wild Card weekend lived up to the name for the NFL but the league now turns the page to the divisional round. Not only does this round have fewer puns available, but it could also struggle to match the excitement of last weekend.
While the Wild Card games were full of a lot of fun, there weren’t a lot of upsets.

Stefanos Tsitsipas may have just changed the post-match autograph game forever by handing out already autographed postcards following a match at the Australian Open.
After defeating Rinky Hijikata in straight sets in his opening match of the Grand Slam, Tsitsipas reached into his bag and brought out a handful of pre-signed cards before walking over to the fans and handing them out.

Jake Garcia has reportedly pulled the trigger on transferring to Missouri.
The former Miami QB recently hopped into the portal, and apparently, he didn’t need much time to find a new home.
The talented young passer will transfer to Missouri, according to ESPN. It’s expected he could be enrolled “by the end of this week.” Garcia has three years of eligibility remaining.
Jake Garcia reportedly transferring to Missouri. (David Santiago/Miami Herald/Tribune News Service via Getty Images)
Jake Garcia is a great addition for Eli Drinkwitz and the Tigers.

Texas A&M football coach Jimbo Fisher is hemorrhaging talent in College Station.
The Aggies and Fisher had an unbelievably disappointing 5-7, and the program was engulfed by chaos pretty much all year.
Jimbo Fisher and Texas A&M lost 25 players to the transfer portal. (Photo by Michael Chang/Getty Images)
Now, not only did Texas A&M have a horrible 2022 campaign, but the Aggies also lost the most players in the offseason, according to The Athletic.
Of the 25 scholarship players who left, eighteen were blue-chips recruits and eight were former top-100 guys.

The Wisconsin/Northwestern game has been called off because of COVID-19.
While most of the sports world doesn’t even think about COVID anymore and rightfully so, Northwestern has now had to cancel two straight games because of the virus.
First, the Wildcats couldn’t play against Iowa. Now, the Wisconsin Badgers announced Thursday night the game scheduled for Saturday “will not be played due to COVID-19 health and safety protocols within the Northwestern program.”
It’s 2023, and we’re still out here canceling events because of COVID-19.

Russell Wilson reportedly has his sights set on Sean Payton has the next coach of the Broncos.
Denver is on the hunt for a new leader ever since the team fired Nathaniel Hackett. The next man up has one major priority: find a way to fix Russell Wilson and the offense.
Denver Broncos QB Russell Wilson reportedly wants Sean Payton as the team’s new coach. (Photo by Jayne Kamin-Oncea/Getty Images)
Given his success with Drew Brees, Sean Payton seems like the logical choice if he’d say yes.