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Argue the hot topics of the day and vote on the biggest stories from the world of sports. The show airs on ESPN2 at 4 p.m. and midnight ET.

Note: Broadcast voting results as of this afternoon (ET).

Is cursing a necessary part of life?
Serena Williams got caught using some profanity this past weekend. Tiger's been known to drop an expletive, and don't get us started on coaches.

If you are a Pats fan, how do you feel after the 25-24 win vs. the Bills?
The defense looked shakier than in years past. Tom Brady looked a little rusty. And New England needed a small miracle to pull out the win.

Are the Raiders better than you originally thought?
Oakland, everybody's favorite to finish third or fourth in the AFC West, battled the Chargers into the final seconds of the game Monday night.

Would you donate your brain to science?
After they die, the brains of NFL players Matt Birk, Lofa Tatupu and Sean Morey will go to a Boston University program that studies sports brain injuries.

Will team cost cuts disrupt the NBA's competitive balance?
Heat employees, including team president Pat Riley, head coach Erik Spoelstra, assistant coaches, scouts and others have agreed to pay cuts.

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