Longtime Miami Heat player — and we mean LONGtime — Udonis Haslem is calling out Draymond Green for taking cheap shots at fellow NBA players. Haslem spoke on Green’s latest run-in with the NBA: receiving an indefinite suspension after striking Phoenix Suns center Jusuf Nurkic on the face.
The 20-year vet said Green was “out of pocket” for hitting Nurkic and called Draymond a punk for seemingly targeting players that he knows will not retaliate.
“Draymond, man, you’re out of pocket,” Haslem said on his new “Playmaker” podcast. “You’re out of pocket.
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The Cowboys have long been anointed as “America’s Team,” resulting in many former players relishing when the five-time Super Bowl-winning franchise struggles.
Dallas (10–4), despite owning one of the best records in the NFL this season, has taken its fair share of criticism due to a disappointing 3–4 road record. In Week 15, those road woes were again on display as Buffalo dismantled the NFC East power, 31–10.
On The Edge with Micah Parsons, the Cowboys’ defensive leader sounded off on multiple TV analysts seemingly rooting for his team to fail.
It didn’t take long for Oregon to restock its quarterback room following the departure of Bo Nix for the NFL.
The Ducks are reportedly expected to land former UCLA quarterback Dante Moore, according to Hayes Fawcett of On3.
The 18-year-old entered the transfer portal in late November at the end of the Bruins’ season, during which he featured in nine games as a freshman. Moore threw for 11 touchdowns and nine interceptions while completing 53.5% of his passes last season.
Turns out, borders really do work. … Canada refused entry to one Miles Bridges — the Charlotte Hornets player connected to a felony domestic violence charge from an incident last year.
Bridges did not travel with the team due to his previous legal issues; Charlotte confirmed Bridges’ expected absence from Monday’s game against the Toronto Raptors.
Canada Keeps Miles Bridges OUT
The team reportedly attempted to request special permission for Miles Bridges, which proved unsuccessful.
OutKick’s “Don’t @ Me with Dan Dakich” welcomed former Heisman Trophy winner and NFL running back Ricky Williams to preview a thrilling College Football Playoff slate.
Dakich and Williams zeroed in on the upcoming Washington versus Texas CFP matchup. Two elite college quarterbacks are set to face off between Washington’s Michael Penix, Jr. and Texas’ Quinn Ewers. Dakich asked Williams about his prediction for the upcoming heavyweight matchup of offenses, and Williams admitted to a recent revelation on this contest.
Penix, Jr.
Austin Ekeler ponders his next steps and whether they lie in football or elsewhere.
Follow along as contracts are signed and rosters for 2024 are assembled.
Five-star quarterback Dylan Raiola has made it official, he has flipped his commitment from Georgia to Nebraska. After being committed to the Bulldogs since May, the highly-touted passer took to social media to announce his decision, with a poem.
It’s been a whirlwind few weeks for the former Georgia commit, who was recruiting for the Bulldogs before social media went into a tailspin when news leaked that he was thinking of changing his final destination.
But this was no ordinary statement from Dylan Raiola discussing his de-commitment from one school and pledge to another.
The Lions are enjoying their best season in decades, virtually assured of a postseason berth with a 10–4 record and the current No. 3 seed in the NFC playoff standings.
Yet that success comes with a price. For Lions season ticket holders, that means a massive increase in how much they must pay to keep their seats next season.
Detroit Free Press beat reporter Dave Birkett heard from plenty of Lions fans on Monday who just got their renewal notice in the mail and were shocked at how much prices were going up.
ESPN got a dream college football game on Monday afternoon. On paper, Western Kentucky vs. Old Dominion in the Famous Toastery Bowl doesn’t seem all that great.
However, we’re talking about live football game on a Monday afternoon in the middle of December. For avid sports fans, the pickings are slim.
The game started terribly for the network, as Old Dominion raced to a 28-0 lead in what looked like a sure blowout. Western Kentucky could not possibly have done anything worse in the first 15 minutes of the game.