NFL baller Jacob Bell spoke with CBS News correspondent Bill Whitaker about giving up football because he’s worried about the long-term effects of repeated hits to the head, which could possible cause brain damage.

Whitaker also reports on the more than 3,000 football players suing the NFL, claiming the league deliberately concealed information about head trauma.

Last night on TNT’s “Inside The NBA,” the much anticipated “shirt off contest” finally went down between co-hosts Shaquille O’Neal and Charles Barkley.

Basically, Shaq and Charles took their shirts off on live TV to let the fans vote via Twitter on who they think has the better body.

Shaq and Charles trained for 3 months prior to the contest.

Watch the video below to judge for yourself:

At the end of TNT’s “Inside the NBA” post-game show on Monday night, Charles Barkley received a champagne bath from co-host Kenny Smith for winning an Emmy Award for “Outstanding Sports Personality – Studio Analyst.”

Ballerwives.com is very sad to report that former NFL star linebacker Junior Seau was found dead in his California home in an apparent suicide.

Here are the details below:

Check out this video of Chandler Jones’ family and girlfriend Cherynne Montanero’s reaction to him getting selected 21st overall in the first round of the 2012 NFL draft by the New England Patriots.

On Thursday night, Chandler Jones, 22, officially became the newest professional athlete in a family full of them. Chandler’s oldest brother, Arthur Jones, 25, plays in the NFL for the Baltimore Ravens. His second oldest brother, Jon Jones, 24, is the current UFC Light Heavyweight champion of the world.

Photo Above: (Chandler Jones, center, his brothers Arthur Jr., top left, and Jon, top; Chandler’s arms are around father Arthur Sr. and mother Camille; and in front are, left to right, Jon’s fiancee Jessie Moses, Chandler’s girlfriend Cherynne Montanero and Arthur’s fiancee Sunny Zupanic.)

Watch the videos of Jones’ family reaction and interviews below:

On Monday, University of Kentucky star Terrence Jones kept a promise he made to deliver flowers to a Louisville cheerleader he ran over during a Final Four game last month.

On a recent segment of ESPN’s “First Take,” host Stephen A. Smith responded to NFL baller Ryan Clark’s comments about him on a prior show.

On the prior show, Clark called out Smith for saying some professional athletes are not educated and articulate enough to do his job as a sports analyst. Clark also challenged Smith to debate on the issue and even took a personal jab at his hairline.

As a result, Smith took Clark’s comments personal and fired back to what he calls “nonsense.”

Listen to what the outspoken Smith had to say below: