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Druski shares with Shannon Sharpe that he prefers LeBron James over Michael Jordan. Druski says: “I’m big on LeBron. I like the way he’s a social person, he’s not like Jordan and doesn’t stay away from black people.” Druski also shares that he’s never met Jordan but would love to meet him one day.

Shannon Sharpe and Druski discuss Druski’s career as an actor. Druski reveals he has some things in the works including a project with Kevin Hart and a movie with Jack Harlow. Druski also shares his Top 3 comedians turned actors: “Chris Tucker for sure, Martin Lawrence and Chris Farley or Will Ferrell.” Druski noticeably leaves Eddie Murphy, c off the list but Shannon lets him know about it.

Shannon Sharpe ask Druski his thoughts on Young Thug, Gunna and YSL’s pending RICO case. Druski says: “This whole RICO case is next level. It’s definitely going to change the way people rap.” Druski also says that Atlanta district attorney Fani T. Willis is “not playing.

Shannon Sharpe and Druski discuss Druski’s life before his rise to fame. Druski reveals he dropped out of Georgia Southern because his mind wasn’t there. He then found inspiration in Steve Harvey, Sean ‘P.Diddy’ Combs and others. Druski then details his family upbringing, comedy inspirations and reveals that he was scamming and working at Red Lobster prior to his rise to fame.

A Delaware judge lambasted Madison Square Garden and New York Knicks and Rangers CEO James Dolan’s defense of using facial recognition technology as the “stupidest thing ever.”
Judge Kathleen McCormick ridiculed Dolan and the team during a November 2nd Zoom court hearing.
McCormick was reacting to a letter that MSG sent to lawyers at 90 different legal firms that are currently in ongoing litigation with his properties, warning them to not step foot into the Garden.

New England also reportedly is interviewing another candidate on Friday.
The Patriots interviewed Alabama offensive coordinator Bill O’Brien on Thursday for their offensive coordinator position, per NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport. 
O’Brien was an assistant on several college teams before he broke into the NFL on New England’s staff as an offensive assistant in 2007. He worked his way up to become the team’s offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach and was eventually hired to become Penn State’s coach in 2012. He returned to the NFL two years later.

This is gold.
The future of sports media requires the next generation to be willing to dive in, put in the work, and tackle the thankless job of scouting players at every level of the game. Thanks to Illinois’ student section we have a blistering break down of Indiana’s basketball team, and really this is just stellar work.

Someone from Illinois just sent this to me. Looks like there is some sort of a student section scouting report that was sent to the students. Illinois’ infatuation about #iubb is something I will never understand. pic.twitter.

The star wideout had his teammate’s back after Maher missed four straight extra-point attempts against the Buccaneers.
The sideline can be a lonely place for a player who’s just made a mistake, particularly if that player is a kicker. Specialists in general often hone their craft apart from the larger group, and that isolation could become difficult to bare after poor results.
For Cowboys kicker Brett Maher, there was no poorer result than his historic extra-point misses in Monday’s win against the Buccaneers. Thankfully, CeeDee Lamb was there to pick his teammate up.

Hard to believe, but things were even worse than they appeared this season for the New York Jets and second-year WR Elijah Moore.
According to a report from The Athletic, at one point this season, Moore was so pissed about his lack of targets that he lashed out at now-former OC Mike LaFleur during practice, told him to go “f*ck yourself” and “you suck” before getting sent home for the night.

The Cowboys and 49ers are facing off Sunday for a spot in the NFC championship game. Our experts tell you everything you need to know ahead of a monumental matchup.