SportsLine's Top Weekend Picks: NFL Championship Match-Ups
With NFL Championship match-ups this weekend, as well as college basketball and NBA action, SportsLine offers its top picks.
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With NFL Championship match-ups this weekend, as well as college basketball and NBA action, SportsLine offers its top picks.
Tom Brady is staying mum on his status for the AFC championship game after suffering a right-hand injury earlier in the week.
If one person in the league has a right to some personal animosity toward the former Giants coach, it is that hoodie-wearing genius up north.
The Cardinal have surprised this year, storming to the top of the Pac-12 standings out of the gate. Can they sustain it against mighty Arizona?
New York/New Jersey hockey fans have been treated to some transcendent performances this season.
After spending a year in the minor leagues, Tim Tebow will soon find out if he can hold his own against big-league competition.
The Rangers are going to have a big hole in their defense for a while.
The NFL Draft may be over three months away, but that isn't going to stop us from predicting where some of the top running backs will land.
An NHL team's character is often tested when injuries and adversity strike. The Rangers' mettle was put under the microscope following a recent three-game losing streak.
The AFC and NFC Championships feature two replacements, a weak link and the GOAT at QB. What teams will advance to Super Bowl LII?
THE NFL ON CBS lead analyst Tony Romo and THE NFL TODAY analyst Bill Cowher shared some thoughts on this weekend's AFC Championship between the Jaguars and Patriots.
The AFC championship game will not be decided by the history books. If it were, the New England Patriots would certainly have an advantage by wide miles, and the Jacksonville Jaguars would have very little to stand on.
As far as Stefon Diggs is concerned, Odell Beckham Jr. should soon have a lot of fun on the football field.
The Yankees being hated again is music to CC Sabathia's ears.
Team LeBron against Team Stephen is the NBA's new All-Star matchup. LeBron James and Stephen Curry will go head-to-head again, this time as captains who pick teams for the revamped NBA All-Star Game.
