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MIAMI -- DeMarcus Cousins went into the fourth quarter with no personal fouls. By the end of regulation, he had fouled out.And with that, Miamis home dominance over Sacramento continues.Goran Dragic scored 25 points, Tyler Johnson had seven of his 22 in overtime and the Heat beat the Kings 108-96 on Tuesday night -- Miamis 15th consecutive home win over Sacramento, the longest such current streak in the NBA.Remarkable, isnt it? Sacramento coach Dave Joerger said of Cousins six-foul final quarter, one that included three offensive fouls -- the last of those waving off what would have been a go-ahead basket with 30.6 seconds left.With Cousins reduced to spectating, the Heat outscored the Kings 17-5 in overtime.I think it was good for us to go through another emotional game, said Heat coach Erik Spoelstra, whose team stopped a two-game slide. In the second half emotions were running high. A lot of frustration, a lot of elation, a lot of everything in between.Rudy Gay scored 30 points and grabbed 12 rebounds for Sacramento. Cousins also scored 30 for the Kings.Hassan Whiteside got his fourth double-double to start the season, 14 points and 11 rebounds for the Heat -- and drew the last foul against Cousins. Dragic added eight rebounds and eight assists, and Dion Waiters scored 20 points for Miami.Whiteside and Cousins were very careful with their words after the game when asked about fouls.Good, hard, competitive game, Cousins said.Said Whiteside, who was in foul trouble throughout the second half: I dont want to speak on that, because the NBA is going to take my money.The Heat wasted an 80-71 lead in the final six minutes of regulation.Gay went on a personal 7-0 run to turn a five-point deficit into an 89-87 lead on his jumper with 1:48 left. The Heat tied it twice from there, meaning the Kings lost two leads -- and then their star, too.We needed this one, Whiteside said.TIP-INSKings: Cousins was suspended for both Kings-Heat games last season, the second of those for exceeding the leagues 16 technicals-in-a-season limit. He picked up a tech Tuesday as well, already his third this season. ... The Kings shot 38 percent.Heat: Whiteside, who had an uncle succumb to prostate cancer on Monday and said playing Tuesday was difficult, is the second Heat player to start a season with four double-doubles. Rony Seikaly did it twice. ... The Heat are 4-2 on Spoelstras birthday; he turned 46 on Tuesday. They have played on Nov. 1 in each of the last four years.DUNK DIFFICULTYWhiteside and Cousins had some dunk difficulties in the third quarter. Whiteside went up for a two-hander early in the quarter, only to get it blocked by Cousins and wind up on his backside. About a minute later, Cousins had an open look at a dunk of his own and got stuffed by the front of the rim.HASLEM DEBUTSHeat captain Udonis Haslem got his first playing time of the season -- and officially making this his 14th Heat season, the most anyone has spent with the franchise. Among current players, only Dirk Nowitzki (19 seasons, Dallas), Tony Parker (16 seasons, San Antonio) and Manu Ginobili (15 seasons, San Antonio) have been with only one team for longer.UP NEXTKings: Visit Orlando on Thursday. Sacramento will be playing for the third time on this five-game, seven-day trip.Heat: Visit Toronto on Friday. Its Miamis first trip there since losing Game 7 of last seasons Eastern Conference semifinals. Balenciaga Speed Trainer Sale . Louis Rams wide receiver Stedman Bailey last Sunday. The fine is the fourth this season for Goldson. He was fined $30,000 for a hit on the New York Jets Jeff Cumberland in Week 1. Balenciaga Triple S Clearance . Halladay signed a one-day contract with the Toronto Blue Jays on Monday that allowed the veteran right-hander to retire as a member of team with which he broke into the majors and spent the bulk of his distinguished 16-year career. http://www.balenciagacheapshoes.com/balenciaga-triple-s-sale/triple-s-black-discount.html . Fred Couples, captain of the U.S. side, put it all into perspective. "We know whos in charge," he said. Balenciaga Shoes Clearance . JOHNS, N. Balenciaga Sandals Sale . Cote was eligible to become a free agent Feb. 15. Cote helped running back Jon Cornish run for a league-high 1,813 rushing yards en route to being named the leagues most outstanding player. Through the first two weeks of the NFL season, Washington Redskins cornerback Josh Norman hasnt shadowed the opposing teams top receiver. That has sparked plenty of debate about the best way to?cover the NFLs elite?pass-catchers, as Antonio Brown and Dez Bryant both?made big plays when Norman didnt shadow their every move.I want to be clear: Shadowing an opponents top wide receiver isnt always the answer to building a smart defensive game plan. With Norman and the Redskins changing their philosophy versus?Odell Beckham Jr. this weekend, lets first look at what not to do when defending a teams No. 1 receiver, before digging into three coverages that defenses should use more.Avoid static single-high looksLets start with Week 1 Monday Night Football, when?Brown?went off for 126 yards and two touchdowns versus the Redskins. With Norman lined up as the left CB on 81 percent of snaps, Brown went to work on Bashaud?Breeland,?beating the young defensive back over the top (twice).But where was the help? Where was the game plan to limit the explosive ability of the best wide receiver in the game? Think about it: Matching up to AB in a one-on-one situation is a tough job for anyone in the league -- especially when there is no immediate help over the top versus the deep ball. And if your top cornerback isnt going to check Brown, you need to adjust your scheme to take?the Steelers No. 1 receiver out of the game.When Ben Roethlisberger walks to the line of scrimmage, he sees?straight man coverage or Cover 1. No real disguise. Just line up and play. This is preseason stuff from the defense. And it automatically puts Breeland in a tough spot while giving Roethlisberger the exact look he wants to attack. With free safety DeAngelo Hall aligned as the deep middle deffender, Roethlisberger knows he has Brown in a true one-on-one matchup to throw the fade.ddddddddddddhen I was watching the tape, you know the first thing that jumped out to me? Roethlisbergers eyes at the snap. He didnt open his shoulders to the opposite side of the formation or hold the free safety over the top. Instead, he took the snap and immediately stared?Brown down. Why? Because of the defensive look from the Redskins. Roethlisberger knew that Hall couldnt make it over the top due to his pre-snap alignment. No chance.With one-on-one all the way, Big Ben delivers a perfect throw -- ball on the outside shoulder, away from Breelands leverage. Now, one could say that Breeland has to jam, or has to reroute Brown and then stack on top of the fade. I get it. Thats coachspeak in the defensive back meeting room. But its not that easy. Brown is electric off the release and his acceleration is legit.This is nothing more than?poor game planning from the Redskins. Its one thing to take Norman -- who doesnt usually travel with receivers -- and align him on the left side of the defense. That caters to his skill set more in Washingtons zone schemes. But when you essentially leave Breeland on an island, with no true help to impact the deep ball, you are asking for trouble.So how would I game plan a receiver like Brown, Beckham, Julio Jones, DeAndre Hopkins or A.J. Green? Put the?No. 1 cornerback on the oppositions No. 2 wide receiver and use the?scheme to take away the top wide receiver. No different than what the?New England Patriots used to do with Darrelle Revis.Here are three ways to get that done -- drawn up for you to see. ' ' '