What college basketball should do about court stormings, and other takeaways from Saturday

There are no easy-to-follow guidelines of how to discuss, understand and help change generations of racial inequities, but coaches must be ready to take action.

Friction between Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers and ousted head coach Mike McCarthy escalated throughout the 2018 season in part due to Rodgers’s tendency to regularly change McCarthy’s playcalls at the line of scrimmage, according to reports from Sports Illustrated’s Kalyn Kahler and Albert Breer. According to Kahler, Rodgers has long had the autonomy to change plays on the field as he saw fit. During the Packers’ start to this season’s 4–7–1 campaign, Rodgers reportedly resorted to that right more than then-coach McCarthy would have liked.

The Tennessee Volunteers suffered quite a beating at the hands of Florida on Saturday, but junior linebacker Quart’e Sapp wasn’t there to see all of it. During his comments after the 47-21 loss, Tennessee’s coach Jeremy Pruitt told the media that he asked Sapp to leave the sideline when he refused enter the game when Pruitt asked him to.