Author: Michael

A Houston Rockets guard’s off-the-court behavior is once again creating serious concerns.
New York police arrested Rockets’ Kevin Porter, Jr. early Monday.
Porter faces accusations of assault and strangulation involving his girlfriend, ESPN’s Tim McMahon reports.

Kevin Porter Jr., guard for the Houston Rockets. (Photo by Brock Williams-Smith/NBAE via Getty Images)

The incident reportedly happened Monday morning at a New York City hotel.
Porter’s girlfriend is former WNBA player, Kysre Gondrezick.

The SF Gate posted an article Monday using cherry-picked data to warn that NFL teams would rather lose with a white QB than win with a black QB.
The author primarily focused on the 49ers naming the undefeated Brock Purdy, who is white, the starter over Trey Lance, who is black.
What proof of racial bias did the author cite? Unfortunately, he didn’t cite any. He couldn’t find any.
So, he quoted former TV and radio host Bomani Jones:
“The black quarterback level of this is the lack of patience,” said Bomani of Lance and coach Kyle Shanahan.

Michigan coach Jim Harbaugh was a busy man during his time away from the sidelines this past weekend due to a suspension. Not only did he watch the game from home, Harbaugh also had time to get the grass cut, take his kids to McDonald’s and enjoy being home
If you were wondering what a head coach who can’t be apart of their team’s game does on a game day, besides lose their mind, it sounds like Harbaugh had the perfect Saturday. Not only did his team take care of UNLV, he was able to take part in his son’s game, while also getting a halftime meal at McDonald’s.

Cam Payne won’t play for the Spurs this season after all.

Week 1 is just about in the books, and it’s time to set our eyes on Week 2! There were a few surprises, both good and bad, this week, and one season-ending injury (J.K. Dobbins).
It’s still early in the season, so be sure not to overbid your Free Agent Auction Budget (FAAB) and exercise caution with your drops. After all, we don’t expect Tee Higgins to lay an egg every Sunday.

Fields apologized to Bears teammates and fans following Sunday’s all-too-familiar pummeling at the hands of the Packers. But one year ago, Week 1 lied to us about another young QB who was looking to take a good, healthy step forward.

Alabama fans were overheard shouting racist and homophobic slurs at three Texas players in a viral video filmed during the Crimson Tide’s 34-24 loss to the Longhorns on Saturday night.
Fans behind the Texas sideline at Bryant-Denny Stadium in Tuscaloosa, Ala., yelled homophobic and racist language at Longhorns defensive backs Jelani McDonald and X’Avion Brice as well as running back Quintrevion Wisner.

As the days go by, the doubters of Colorado football coach Deion Sanders are dropping like flies. At the same time, the bandwagon for the Buffaloes, Coach Prime, and the entire program, is growing at a rapid rate.
One name it appears we can add to that bandwagon is host of FS1’s Undisputed, Skip Bayless. But the praise from Bayless went beyond merely showing love to Sanders for the job he’s done in recent years as a college football coach—Bayless’s respect goes all the way to Sanders’s NFL days.

The pro football world absolutely ripped the Giants for their 40–0 loss to the visiting Cowboys on Sunday night, but after the game, Saquon Barkley seemed to treat the defeat as if it were just another game.
The Giants’ star running back was asked what the message was to the rookies on the team after such a disastrous start to the season, and he responded like a true veteran. 
“It’s the National Football League. Simple as that. You gotta move on,” Barkley told reporters. “The train gonna keep on moving—hop on.

Colorado quarterback Shedeur Sanders boldly criticized Nebraska football coach Matt Rhule after the Buffaloes’ 36–14 win over the Huskers on Saturday.
The Buffaloes quarterback said “all respect was gone for them [Nebraska] and their program” after Rhule spoke poorly of his father, coach Deion Sanders, ahead of the matchup.
Rhule disagreed with the quarterback’s comment, saying he’s “never disrespected an opponent a day in my life,” per the Omaha World-Herald’s Sam McKewon.