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The last time the San Francisco 49ers came to Los Angeles to play the Rams, it was 1994. The Niners would go on to win the Super Bowl that season, but the 2016 version of the San Francisco franchise is on the opposite end of the spectrum. Losers of 13 straight games since beating the Rams in Week 1, the 49ers are the worst team in the conference this year. That means L.A. could find itself on the winning side of the scoreboard this Saturday.
The No. 23 Trojans remain unbeaten at 11-0.
Cam Fowler scored a power-play goal in the third period, lifting the Ducks over the Maple Leafs.
The Green Bay Packers, once 4-6 and fading, are now 8-6 and in control of their playoff destiny. So much for doubting Aaron Rodgers.
Clippers forward Blake Griffin is scheduled to undergo surgery on his right knee in the coming days, according to reports.
Bradley Beal scored 41 points — including 18 during the third quarter — in the Washington Wizards' 117-110 victory over the Los Angeles Clippers. In the process, he left the nine-time All-Star Paul thoroughly impressed.
Jimmy Hayes emerged as an unlikely source of offense for the Bruins. Hayes scored the game's only goal early in the first period and Tuukka Rask made 18 saves as Boston held on for a 1-0 win over the Los Angeles Kings on Sunday.
Jordan McLaughlin scored 19 points, including a go-ahead floater in the lane with 48 seconds left, and No. 24 Southern California remained undefeated with an 82-77 comeback victory over Troy on Saturday night.
Tomas Tatar got his first career hat trick, helping Detroit beat the Anaheim Ducks 6-4 on Saturday night to get a desperately needed win with a breakout offensive performance.
LeBron James scored 16 points in the fourth quarter, Kyrie Irving matched a career high with 12 assists and the refreshed Cleveland Cavaliers finally put away Los Angeles in the fourth quarter, beating the young Lakers 119-108 on Saturday night.
Aaron Holiday showed Saturday he can provide the surging Bruins with a boost off the bench. Holiday and Bryce Alford each scored 20 points and No. 2 UCLA beat Ohio State 86-73 and remained unbeaten.
He eventually enrolled in Compton Community College, where he failed a photography class. He blamed it on spending too much time having fun and not enough studying.
The Clippers led by 16 in the first half.
Lou Williams added 18 points and D'Angelo Russell and Nick Young had 15 points apiece for the Lakers.
The Kings have won three of four overall and four straight against the Penguins.
