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Alabama’s Najee Harris hurdling a defender sets the internet on fire Alabama running back Najee Harris (22) hurdles Notre Dame cornerback Nick McCloud (4) as he carries the ball for a long gain in the first half of the Rose Bowl NCAA college football game in Arlington, Texas, Friday, Jan. 1, 2021. (Michael Ainsworth/AP) Sportsnet Staff | @Sportsnet January 1, 2021, 5:29 PM It’s only the first day of 2021, but Najee Harris may have already made the play of the year. In the first quarter of the College Football Playoff semifinal between No. 1 Alabama ...

December 17, 2020 Former NFL executive and current CBS Sports analyst Scott Pioli will reportedly interview to be the next general manager of the Detroit Lions. Adam Schefter of ESPN reported Pioli will interview for the Lions’ GM job. Piolo has previously spent time with the New England Patriots, Kansas City Chiefs and Atlanta Falcons and has been in the NFL for 27 years. NFLN and CBS Sports analyst Scott Pioli will interview for the Detroit Lions GM job next week, per source. The multi-time NFL Exec of Year with Pats and Chiefs, and vet of the Falcons front office, has spent 27 years in N...

Monday night, Ravens at Cleveland never disappoints. The last time the teams squared off on Monday Night Football, fans were gifted a Will Hill "kick-six." You may have thought no game could ever top that, and you would have been wrong. The Ravens' 47-42 win will go down in history as an instant classic and the world was watching. From Lamar Jackson's fellow MVP to the GOAT, sports Twitter reacted: This game is crazy! ����— Patrick Mahomes II (@PatrickMahomes) December 15, 2020 LeBron James is a Browns fan, but he still knows a good game when he sees one. Wow what a GAME!!!— LeBro...

It started with highlights of the Showtime Lakers, the defining team of the 1980s that blended flashiness with efficiency, on John Haliburton’s television screen. His youngest son, Tyrese, age seven, would lean in to watch Magic Johnson orchestrate the fastbreak with flair and precision, zipping a no-look pass that left defenders in awe or flipping the basketball in a spot where only a soaring teammate could catch it for an alley-oop finish. On most days, Tyrese says, he'd head straight home from school, park next to his father on the living room couch and sit for hours, marveling at the 6-...