The Warriors slip even farther in the Western Conference, while the Bucks and Lakers are holding strong through the first quarter of the season. Let’s see where teams stack up.
Author: Michael
Roethlisberger has walked back critical comments on the Steelers in the past.
Colorado’s offensive line revamp is well underway for Deion Sanders after a promising 3–0 start collapsed into a 4–8 season. The Buffaloes have added five transfer linemen to replace losses to the roster, including departing starters Gerad Christian-Lichtenhan and Van Wells.
The crown jewel of the 2024 recruiting also came in last week, but from the high school ranks: consensus five-star tackle Jordan Seaton. And it’s what Seaton said on FS1’s Undisputed that offers a window into one of the reasons he picked Colorado.
While a court ruling Wednesday could lead to unrestricted athlete transfers, NCAA leaders are pushing back on the idea.
One of the surest signs of the holiday season is the arrival of the NFL’s first playoff scenarios.
On Monday, the 49ers became the first team in 2023 to punch their ticket into the postseason. The Giants‘ 24–22 win over the Packers, coupled with San Francisco’s 28–16 win over the Seahawks on Sunday, sealed the 49ers’ third straight playoff berth.
This coming week, four more postseason bids are up for grabs. The NFL released scenarios for Week 15 on Wednesday afternoon, bringing clinching into play for the Ravens, Cowboys, Lions and Eagles.
Draymond Green once again lit up the NBA world when he was ejected from Tuesday night’s Warriors–Suns game in the second quarter after drawing a flagrant 2 foul.
Green’s on-court antics is just one of the Warriors’ issues this season, ESPN NBA analyst Kendrick Perkins believes. He immediately went to X, formerly known as Twitter, to express his opinion on the Warriors, and specifically on what guard Stephen Curry should do.
“Free Steph Curry!!! He don’t deserve this. Real Talk.”
Free Steph Curry!!! He don’t deserve this. Real Talk.
Taj Gibson is joining a Tom Thibodeau-led team for the fourth time in his career.
The Patrick Mahomes apology tour made what is probably its last stop on Wednesday when the Kansas City Chiefs quarterback spoke to local reporters and basically told them he’s tried to be a good person as the face of the franchise and the NFL before his sideline outburst on Sunday.
And he’s going to keep that standard and be a good person after the meltdown.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. – Patrick Mahomes of the Kansas City Chiefs runs onto the field during introductions prior to the game against the Buffalo Bills at GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium on December 10.
The Eagles use of the Tush Push, their version of the QB sneak, has become a weapon for the team’s offense. It is such a hard play to stop that teams have tried to adopt it themselves—though most of them are unsuccessful—and there have been rumors that the league will look into banning the play in the offseason.
However, it does not seem like the NFL is going to alter the rules to move away from this specific play. NFL executive Troy Vincent said the league is not interested in changing the rules to eliminate the Tush Push.
While Charles Barkley called the NBA’s inaugural in-season tournament a “resounding success,” he also had some choice words and a warning for the Lakers following their championship game victory over the Pacers.
In short, Barkley warned that if Los Angeles follows through on raising a banner for their in-season tournament title, he will publicly put them on blast.