The reversal rate on coach's challenges in the NBA this season is somewhere in the 30 percent range. It's not helping the game. If anything, it's damaging the natural flow even more.

Ben Simmons, the star 76ers point guard known for almost never shooting from beyond 15 feet, has ended one of the most amazing streaks you'll see in the modern NBA. 

After two-plus professional seasons, SImmons finally has a made 3-pointer to his credit.

An online petition urging the NFL to reinstate Browns defensive end Myles Garrett had reached over 67,000 signatures on Monday night. A photo went viral of a Cleveland Target that aligned Christmas stockings to spell "Mason R started it."

Garrett plans to plead his case to the NFL in an appeal hearing set for Wednesday, but he has no case. He swung the helmet. He connected with Mason Rudolph's head. Game over. Petition over. Appeal over.

Even if backup QB Mac Jones carries the Alabama football team to a win over Auburn at season's end, the Crimson Tide, minus Tua Tagovailoa, will be a tough sell for the College Football Playoff committee when weighed against the major conference champions.

A melee involving Browns defensive end Myles Garrett and Steelers quarterback Mason Rudolph is all anyone will remember from Cleveland's 21-7 win on Thursday Night Football. The Browns entered the night with a chance to enter the AFC playoff conversation for the first time since the offseason. Instead, we're left with the latest example of the NFL's most dysfunctional and poorly-led franchise.

Colin Kaepernick plans to audition for NFL teams on Saturday in a private workout arranged by the league in Atlanta, but it doesn't seem like a legitimate opportunity. Teams bring free agents in for individual workouts all the time. A hastily planned, out-of-the-blue pro day for a 32-year-old free agent quarterback is a significant departure from the norm.

Alabama finds itself in a similar situation to Clemson last week -- disrespected by the College Football Playoff Committee based on what is being deemed a weak resume. Georgia, despite a bad loss at home to South Carolina, is in at No. 4 while the Crimson Tide dropped to No. 5 in the second rankings release of the season.

Through Week 10 of the NFL season, the Patriots, 49ers and Saints are still considered the favorites to win the Super Bowl. But no one's looking better than Lamar Jackson and the Baltimore Ravens right now, especially after the QB's viral, 47-yard touchdown run and perfect passing rating on Sunday.

After Saturday's 46-41 loss at home to LSU, the Crimson Tide find themselves in an unfamiliar position: in need of outside help to re-enter the College Football Playoff conversation.

The NBA implemented a rule in 2017 to combat teams sitting healthy players for "load management" during high-profile, nationally  televised games. That rule apparently doesn't apply to Clippers star Kawhi Leonard, who sat out Wednesday's showdown with the Bucks for really one reason — it was the first game of a back-to-back.