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LeBron James is now fourth all-time in assists and the only non-guard in the top 34 on the all-time assists list.
LeBron James had plenty of big moments in the Los Angeles Lakers 129-123 win over the New York Knicks at Madison Square Garden. With his triple-double last night, LeBron became the first player to record a triple-double after year 20 in the league.
With LeBron’s 28 points, he is now only 89 points away from becoming the all-time leader in points. LeBron also accomplished another amazing feat on Tuesday night.

Jaden Rashada is headed from The Sunshine State to the desert. Rashada, one of the top quarterback prospects in the 2023 class, has officially committed to Arizona State after quite the NIL saga with Florida.
The Pittsburg, California product previously signed with the Gators but later asked to be released from his National Letter of Intent after a reportedly promised NIL deal worth $13 million was not kept. Rashada was released from Florida and began searching for a new school last month.

After 23 seasons Tom Brady announced his retirement this morning. The 45 year-old quarterback was a 15-time Pro Bowler, seven-time Super Bowl champion and holds nearly every major all-time passing record in the NFL. Skip Bayless and Shannon Sharpe react to Brady’s retirement.

National Girls & Women in Sports Day features an all-female special event basketball game between Villanova and Marquette.

Now that quarterback Tom Brady is retired, Tampa Bay has to completely re-think its roster and approach, not only for next season, but also for those down the road.

Former MVP Breanna Stewart, the most coveted free agent in the WNBA, is headed to New York to join the Liberty.

In one of the biggest free agent moves in WNBA history, former league MVP Breanna Stewart has decided to play for the Liberty, leaving the Storm after winning two championships in seven years.

Should Sami Zayn have won the Royal Rumble?
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After Roman Reigns defeated Kevin Owens in the main event of the Royal Rumble, he relished in bludgeoning him after the match. Owens has been a perpetual thorn in his side, so this was an opportunity in the story for Reigns to stand tall.

Deion Sanders’ first recruiting class is in the books, and it’s very solid.
National Signing Day got underway Wednesday, and as of this afternoon, Sanders and the Buffaloes compiled the 29th class in 247Sports’ composite rankings.
That beat more historically powerful programs like Ole Miss, Kentucky, UCLA, Iowa, Oklahoma State and Wisconsin.
Deion Sanders signs a solid recruiting class. (Photo by Helen H. Richardson/MediaNews Group/The Denver Post via Getty Images)
While there’s still some time for things to shift, Colorado is definitely going to lock up a solid class.

Plus, Tom Brady retires — again — and the Broncos and Texans hire new coaches.
In the end, it’s the two No. 1 seeds facing off in the Big Game.
The Andy Reid Bowl, if you will. The Kelce Brothers Bowl, as I’m sure you’ll be reminded of plenty between now and Feb. 12 when the Chiefs and Eagles take the field at State Farm Stadium.
Patrick Mahomes is going for his second ring, while Jalen Hurts vies for his first in the first Super Bowl matchup that will feature two Black starting quarterbacks.