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Today is a different day because of where I have to get started and where I have to finish.

There's only going to be one subject discussed today.

And it's where we're getting started.

It's involving some news that broke yesterday involving Shannon Sharp, my colleague at ESPN, and my friend. The Hall of Fame tight-in was sued on Sunday by a woman proceeding under the name Jane Doe, pseudonym.

The 13-paid civil complaint filed in Nevada alleges that Sharp committed assault, sexual assault, battery, and sexual battery.

The plaintiff alleges Sharp sexually assaulted her several times at the end of 2024

and the beginning of 2025.

The suit also alleges that Shannon engaged in the intentional infliction of emotional distress.

It should be noted that the suit was filed by Attorney Tony Busby.

This is the same attorney that filed a suit against Jay-Z and P. Diddy,

alleging they both sexually assaulted a minor,

which has since been withdrawn.

J-Z also has countersued Busby.

By the way, the plaintiff in the sharp civil suit is not the woman heard in the accidental Instagram live stream incident that made headlines last September of last year.

In response to the suit, Shannon and his legal team went to social media yesterday and

released a series of allegedly sexually explicit text messages between him and the Jane Doe.

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