The top five of the AP top 25 rankings have remained the same from last week, but there could be some turbulence for those teams this week.
Can the Lakers knock off another top team in the Eastern Conference, or will the Knicks extend their winning streak to 10 games. JT breaks down this East vs. West matchup.
It’s always a heartbreaker, isn’t it? I’ll never know the pain of being a Jets fan, condemned to the inescapable hell that is New Jersey football. But the Ravens have a propensity to crumble in an inventive and dramatic new way every year.
Can the Lakers keep up with the Celtics without their top two scorers in the lineup? JT3 breaks down this tilt between two of the most storied franchises in NBA history.
Sixth-ranked Wisconsin is headed to Lincoln to take on an underrated Nebraska squad. They have had an up-and-down path through conference play, going 5-5 thus far. Wisconsin, on the other hand, is 8-1 in conference and 16-4 overall.
Pebble Beach isn’t exactly a tricky course, but it is challenging. The greens are extremely small so good iron players tend to be the best bets, broadly. Short game is also an important factor around Pebble simply because the greens are so small that a lot of players will miss them. Typically this is an easier version of Pebble to accommodate the amateurs, so the rough won’t be nearly as penal as it is for major championships. Getting up and down effectively will be critical for the eventual winner.Â
After an off week, the UFC returns this weekend to kick off an 11-event run over the next two-and-a-half months, ending with the big UFC 300 card in mid-April. Middleweights square off in the main event to determine who gets to break into the top-five and position themselves into title contention.
When Connecticut wants to be, it’s one of the most frightening opponents in the nation. When the Huskies aren’t on, they’ve allowed teams to hang around with them for far longer than they should.Â
Mention Alabama vs. Georgia in December, and you’ve got visions of two of the best teams on the gridiron. On the hardwood, however, it’s been only one side showing up.