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Ravens 2020 Recap: Safeties Mitchell Layton-USA TODAY Sports With the 2020 season officially in the rearview and the new league year right around the corner, let’s look back at the overall performance of the Baltimore Ravens’ safety position group before we turn the page to the 2021 season. The Ravens entered training camp with plenty of talent and quality depth in their secondary at both safety and cornerback. However, that depth was put to the test after season-ending injuries Iman Marshall and Tavon Young, the termination of Pro Bowler Earl Thomas, and the failure of seventh-round roo...

Elvin Hayes protecting the rim for the Bullets The 2020-2021 Washington Wizards are a bad defensive team. And that might actually be an understatement. Given the personnel, it seems unlikely that this group will magically turn into a good defensive team anytime soon. Larry Hughes and I have talked a lot about the team’s porous defense on the Bleav in Wizards podcast. On this week’s show, Hughes explained what it takes to be a good defensive team in the NBA and how they could improve. We also discussed if anyone on this roster had the potential to make the jump to be an above-average indi...

Florida Gators star Keyontae Johnson released from hospital By Zoe Christen Jones December 22, 2020 / 2:43 PM / CBS News Florida Gators forward Keyontae Johnson was released from the hospital Tuesday after collapsing during a game 10 days ago, his family said in a statement. "We continue to be amazed at the pace of his recovery and look forward to spending Christmas together as a family," the statement said. Johnson, 21, collapsed on the court during a game against the Florida Seminoles on December 12. He was given brief medical attention courtside before he was transp...

Florida Gators star Keyontae Johnson in stable condition after collapsing on court By Zoe Christen Jones December 15, 2020 / 5:11 PM / CBS News Florida Gators basketball start Keyontae Johnson is in stable condition after collapsing on the court during Saturday's game. Johnson, who is hospitalized at UF Health in Gainesville, was reportedly placed into a medically induced coma earlier in the week but is now able to speak and communicate. "Keyontae is in stable condition today, breathing on his own, and speaking with us and with his doctors here at UF Health. He even Fa...