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John Harbaugh defeated his little brother Jim. 
And the viral, crazy Chargers fan from last season made a huge return.
Monday Night Football’s “Harbaugh Bowl” brawl between the Ravens and home-team Chargers ended with Baltimore winning, 30-23.
The Bolts’ frantic fourth-quarter attempts to tie up the Ravens fell short because of dropped passes and penalties on the Chargers.
There was some real skin in the game. 
“I’d lay down my life for my brother, but I would not let him win a football game,” Jim Harbaugh said before the game.

Veteran NFL wide receiver Demarcus Robinson was arrested by California Highway Patrol on suspicion of DUI on Monday morning, hours after Robinson’s team, the Rams, played against the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday Night Football.
According to NFL.com, Robinson, 30, was caught speeding around 5:13 a.m. (PT) Monday morning, cited, and then released, per the CHP West Valley Area office. 
Robinson reportedly traveled “upwards of 100 mph on US-101 northbound.

Paul Bissonnette, former NHLer and current Spittin Chiclets host, was assaulted in Scottsdale Sunday night and taken to the hospital evaluation.
Police who responded to Bissonnette’s assault shared that his injuries were “non-life-threatening.” Additional reports of Bissonnette’s attack said that six men were arrested at the scene. 
Taking it straight from the horse’s mouth, Barstool chief Dave Portnoy shared his exchange with Bissonnette on Monday.
“Just saw a story saying you got jumped. Are you okay?” Portnoy asked the Chiclets host.
“Ya.

An all-time low for the New York Giants has Big Blue legends talking, including famed G-Men linebacker Carl Banks.
Amid the Giants’ terrible 2-9 record, the locker room is buzzing about “soft” play. First-round wideout Malik Nabers and star defensive tackle Dexter Lawrence criticized the execution during Sunday’s 30-7 loss to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
Even in his rookie campaign, Nabers has been one of the more outspoken Giants players holding the team accountable for their miserable year.

The UConn coach refused to take the blame for his technical foul in overtime that ended the Huskies’ winning streak.
Dan Hurley has made a habit out of chewing out the officials on the UConn Huskies way to back-to-back national championships in men’s college basketball. On Monday, the refs finally got the last laugh on Hurley, and it cost his team the game.
The Memphis Tigers beat UConn, 99-97, in overtime in the opening round of the Maui Invitational.