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No. 3 UCLA hosts No. 14 Arizona in an important Pac-12 matchup, and CBS Sports' Clark Kellogg takes a closer look.
On the Thursday edition of The Grant Napear Show, Jason Ross fills in for Grant as he travels with the team for the long road trip. Listen as Doug and Jason break down all the latest around Rudy Gay and his ruptured Achilles. Plus the fellas discuss the NFL Championship weekend, all that and more ...
The Kings said Thursday that an MRI confirmed that Gay had a full rupture of the tendon and will undergo surgery in the coming days. Gay got hurt in the third quarter Wednesday night against Indiana.
Nate Duncan, Dunc'd on Podcast, joins The Lo-Down to talk about Rudy Gay's injury and how it will affect his next contract, and the Kings. He also talked about the NBA and what to expect the rest of the season.
On the Thursday edition of the Lo-Down the guys cover everything from the Sacramento Kings and Rudy Gay, NFL, and Baseball Hall of Fame. All that and more on The Lo-Down exclusively on Sports 1140 KHTK daily from 12-3PM.
Kyle Shanahan plans to talk again with the San Francisco 49ers about their head coaching vacancy.
General manager Reggie McKenzie got rewarded for orchestrating the rebuild of the Oakland Raiders.
There are some overlooked truths about the four superb quarterbacks left chasing a Super Bowl title.
Oakland civic leaders and deep-pocketed investors are fighting to keep the Raiders from moving.
WWE finally recognized that AJ Styles, widely viewed as a phenomenal wrestling talent, was worth more than a developmental deal.
The Arizona Diamondbacks have signed ex-San Francisco Giant Gregor Blanco to a minor league contract.
What's next for the Sacramento Kings? They have played half their schedule and now Rudy Gay is out for the season, what do they do for the 2nd half of the NBA schedule?
CBS Sports' NFL analysts Phil Simms, Bill Cowher, Tony Gonzalez, and lead play-by-play caller Jim Nantz look at Championship Weekend.
The "Oakland" Raiders may soon be no more as the team formally filed paperwork for a Las Vegas relocation.
It had been 40 years since boxing aired on CBS in primetime, but thanks to the overwhelming success of Thurman-Porter in 2016, the wait for the network's next primetime fight has been reduced substantially.
