Fox News Sports Huddle Newsletter: Dan Campbell under fire for 4th-down decisions, fun police at BYU

‘STUNNED’ – Detroit Lions head coach Dan Campbell came under fire for his two 4th-down decisions in the NFC Championship Game against the San Francisco 49ers. Continue reading…

‘NOT HURT‘ – Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Kadarius Toney took to Instagram Live hours before the AFC Championship Game to push back on the notion that he was inactive for the game due to an injury. Continue reading…

SWIFT MOVES – Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift shared an on-field kiss following Kansas City’s victory over the Baltimore Ravens to advance to the Super Bowl. Continue reading…

‘NEW HEIGHTS‘ – Kansas City Chiefs star Travis Kelce fanned the flames of a budding rivalry with the Baltimore Ravens following a pregame spat with kicker Justin Tucker before the AFC Championship Game. Continue reading…

FROM OUTKICK – In a September 2022 book, new Carolina Panthers head coach Dave Canales discussed previous addictions and how he and his wife used God, counseling and painful transparency with each other in order to improve their marriage. Continue reading…

‘HORNS DOWN’ – A group of BYU fans wore shirts that read “HORNS DOWN” for their college basketball game against the Texas Longhorns. Continue reading…

EJECTED – Women’s basketball players from Michigan and Maryland were tossed from a game after they each appeared to throw a punch at one another. Continue reading…

SPEAKING OUT – Surfing star Bethany Hamilton doubled down on her assertions that trans inclusion in women’s sports should be barred amid controversy over surfing brand Rip Curl’s new ambassador. Continue reading…

SILENT – In Aug. 2022, BYU launched an investigation into allegations that fans directed racial slurs at a Duke volleyball player. In the aftermath, South Carolina canceled a series with BYU, with coach Dawn Staley citing player safety. Continue reading…

DOPING SCANDAL – Russian figure skater Kamila Valieva helped the Russian Olympic Committee team win a gold medal at the 2022 Olympics in Beijing, but she later tested positive for a banned substance. Continue reading…

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