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Alabama football coach Nick Saban is still looking for two coordinators, but he continues to have no trouble finding players.
A day after failing to hire Washington offensive coordinator Ryan Grubb, Saban finished with the consensus No. 1 recruiting class in the nation for the 2022-23 period on Wednesday. Grubb elected to stay at the University of Washington despite serious wooing by Saban.
And the Crimson Tide coach finished No. 1 in recruiting again after not signing one player on Wednesday as the second signing day continues to be largely uneventful.

Will Ferrell hit up a Portland Trailblazers game, and proved to be a good guest by absolutely giving it to the visiting Raptors.
The Semi-Pro star got quite the ovation from the Portland crowd.

The LEGEND Will Ferrell is courtside for Raptors-Blazers.
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Maybe it was the warm welcome from the Trailblazers faithful, or maybe he just straight-up likes messing with the Raptors. Whatever the reason Ferrell took some time to give the team’s nearby bench some grief.

The former Carolina coach believes the franchise owes him nearly $5 million.
An arbitration lawsuit was filed on Jan. 25 by former Panthers head coach Matt Rhule, claiming that the franchise still owes him close to $5 million in severance pay, according to multiple reports.
CBS Sports was first to report the lawsuit. Rhule, who now serves as Nebraska’s football coach, was fired by Carolina on Oct. 10, only five weeks into his third season with the franchise. 
John Singer, a New York City employment attorney, filed the lawsuit on Rhule’s behalf.

The now-former NFL quarterback committed to Michigan for football instead of beginning a baseball career.
Tom Brady announced his retirement, this time “for good,” on Wednesday after 23 seasons in the NFL.
But, before committing to a football career, Brady once considered a career in baseball. He was drafted in the 18th round of the 1995 MLB draft as a catcher by the Montreal Expos, who relocated to Washington in 2004 and became the Nationals.
Obviously, Brady decided not to continue a career in baseball and instead committed to Michigan for college football.

A Sunday full of NFL Conference Championship Games was derailed by the narrative of “messy” officiating.
Joining OutKick 360 on Wednesday to discuss the turbulent Sunday for game officials was longtime FOX NFL rules analyst Mike Pereira.
With a 14-year career on NFL sidelines, Pereira has seen plenty of action go sideways, only for the officials to step in and try to make sense of it all.