NFL - Archie Manning's beloved former team has to get past his son's squad to capture its first ever Super Bowl. Colts to follow same Super Bowl routine. Saints soak in NFC Championship victory. CBS urged to scrap Super Bowl ad featuring Tebow. Jags' Garrard to Pro Bowl. o, McNabb lead replacements for Pro Bowl.
NBA - The battle of superstars lived up to the hype. LeBron James hit two FTs with 4.1 seconds left, and Dwyane Wade missed a jumper at the buzzer as the Cavs held off the Heat 92-91. Pierce helps Celts overcome slick floor, Clippers. Paul connects with 3.8 left as Hornets tip Blazers. Jazz wipe away 17-point deficit, surge past Suns. Grizzlies survive Magic for 11th straight home win.
NCAA HOOP's - Border beatdown: Aldrich, No. 2 KU drill Mizzou. Down 14, No. 4 'Cuse storms past No. 7 G'town. UM reinstates Harris | Tournament hopes waning. UConn women match record streak atop AP poll. Alabama A&M drops sloppy Alcorn St. to 0-20. Seton Hall sends No. 9 Pitt to second straight loss. Villanova has been ranked highly all season. Now, thanks to Texas losing twice, the Wildcats are a No. 1 seed.
NHL - is Conner scored twice to help the Pens beat the Rangers 4-2 just hours after being called up. Blues' Conklin makes 34 saves in win. Lukowich's goal in 3rd lifts Canucks. Avs ride Anderson to sixth straight win. Ward sets Hurricanes career wins record. Semin leads Caps to sixth straight win. Richardson's goal lifts Kings over Wings. Captain Daniel Alfredsson has led a rescue party that has the recently lifeless Senators streaking from nowhere into prime playoff position.
MLB - The Giants need Cy Young winner Tim Lincecum and the rest of their
starters to stay strong, or things could get ugly. He matched a career-high with 24 home runs and helped the Yankees win a World Series, yet Johnny Damon still doesn't have a home for next season. OPS, WHIP and VORP are a few of baseball's more sophisticated stats. But when you cut to the chase, no stat holds more
importance than the run.
NCAA FOOTBALL - Countdown to Signing DayClemson has a shot to land five-star Alabama commit Keenan Allen. New Florida State defensive coordinator Mark
Stoops has agreed to a three-year deal. With 18 five- and four-star commits,
Florida's recruiting class could make history.
GOLF - The Hope in Palm Springs went down to the last putt but it could not compare to the Watson-Couples duel in Hawaii. The Champions Tour-The battle
between Tom Watson (above) and Fred Couples in Hawaii was one for the aged. Abu Dhabi Championship-Martin Kaymer (above) captured the event for the
second time in three years.
NASCAR - Johnson, Earnhardt Jr., Martin and Gordon have big plans. It's a new season, but not much has changed for the top teams in NASCAR. Everyone's still chasing Jimmie Johnson and Hendrick Motorsports. Which Matt Kenseth will show up in 2010 – the one who won the first two races of '09 or the one who missed the Chase?
MMA & BOXING - In this week's Boxing Roundtable, experts deliberate whether Antonio Margarito should be granted a license to fight on the Manny Pacquiao-Joshua Clottey undercard. Many think Margarito was loading his gloves long before he got caught, including his 2008 bout with Miguel Cotto.
SOCCER - MLS - Trade reveals holes - The blockbuster trade of New England's Jeff Larentowicz and Wells Thompson for Colorado's Cory Gibbs and Preston Burpo exposes teams' needs. Sounders kick off second season in Seattle.
TENNIS - Women's singles-Henin makes semis in Slam return. Zheng routs Kirilenko 6-1, 6-3. Serena dominatesVenus recovers. Clijsters nixes Fed Cup after
loss. Men's singles- Star-studded quarterfinals field. Federer ousts local favorite Hewitt. Davydenko battles on. Tsonga survives first five-setter.
HORSE RACING - Worth the wait-Loup Breton (6) rallied for a half-length victory in the $150K San Marcos Stakes on Sunday in a race delayed nearly a week by severe storms in California. Papa Clem, who won the San Fernando Stakes at Santa Anita on Jan. 16, emerged from the race with an injury to his left front ankle and has been retired, trainer Gary Stute said Saturday.
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