THE ALPHA DAWG IS BACK


The Cleveland Browns are expected to bring back their Alpha Dawg uniforms this Sunday as they prepare to host the Houston Texans at Huntington Bank Field.


The all-brown look, featuring the matching helmet, jersey and pants with orange accents, has become one of Cleveland's more recognizable alternate uniform combinations.


With the Texans coming to town for a Week 10 matchup, Browns fans could get another look at the fan-favorite threads under the lights of Huntington Bank Field.


Cleveland and Houston kick off Sunday at 1 PM ET on FOX.


Would you like to see the Alpha Dawg uniforms become a regular part of the Browns' rotation?


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Cavaliers 115, Knicks 107: Cleveland takes down New York in statement road victory

NBA • November 11, 2026 • Madison Square Garden


The Cleveland Cavaliers picked up an important road victory Wednesday night, defeating the New York Knicks 115-107 at Madison Square Garden.


Cleveland's eight-point win over one of the Eastern Conference's toughest opponents gives the Cavaliers another opportunity to build momentum early in the season.

Harden delivers when Cleveland needs him most

The biggest storyline of the night belonged to James Harden.


After struggling offensively to begin November, Harden delivered his best performance of the season, finishing with a game-high 32 points, four assists and two steals. His biggest moment came late in the fourth quarter.


With the game tied 101-101 and just over four minutes remaining, Harden knocked down a go-ahead three-pointer that shifted the momentum back toward Cleveland.


The Cavaliers followed that shot with a crucial stretch of scoring, eventually putting enough distance between themselves and New York to secure the victory.

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Mitchell and Allen provide the supporting punch

Donovan Mitchell added 23 points, seven rebounds and six assists, continuing to provide Cleveland with an important offensive presence.


Meanwhile, Jarrett Allen made his presence felt inside, recording 11 points and 14 rebounds. Allen's work on the glass helped Cleveland win the rebounding battle 50-42.


His fourth-quarter dunk following Harden's three-pointer was another pivotal moment in putting the game away.

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A response against a familiar opponent

The win was particularly meaningful after Cleveland's recent struggles against New York. The Cavaliers had lost their previous five meetings against the Knicks, including a 109-97 defeat just days earlier.


New York made things interesting late, erasing Cleveland's advantage and tying the game at 101. But this time, the Cavaliers had the answer.


The Knicks were led by Jalen Brunson with 27 points, while Karl-Anthony Towns finished with 21 points, 11 rebounds and eight assists.


Cleveland improved to 6-6, while New York fell to 6-5, snapping the Knicks' four-game winning streak.

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What's next?

The Cavaliers now turn their attention to the Miami Heat, with a Friday night matchup in Miami before returning home to face Dallas on Saturday.


Wednesday's performance was an encouraging sign for Cleveland. Harden found his rhythm, Mitchell remained productive, and Allen provided the interior presence needed to close out a competitive game.


Final: Cleveland Cavaliers 115, New York Knicks 107.


Cleveland gets the last word at Madison Square Garden.