The College Football Playoff features some familiar faces and one new face. The four teams enter the playoff with a combined 50-1 record, the best combined record in the five-year history of the tournament. It is also the first time there are three undefeated teams in the field of four.
Christmas day is here and hopefully everybody got what they asked for on their Christmas list. NFL teams have lists as well and some teams have more illustrious wishes than others.
With two games in the books already from Saturday with the Tennessee Titans getting one step closer to a playoff spot beating Washington and the Baltimore Ravens staying in contention for the AFC North title defeating the Los Angeles Chargers. There are 14 games remaining on Sunday and Monday and still plenty of playoff spots up for grabs.
Last time the Sacramento Kings played the Pelicans, the game ended with a loss of 149-129. Can the Kings turn their luck around this time? Tune-in to 1140 AM to find out!
There are only two weeks remaining the season and we are now down to just 19 teams left in playoff contention. Four of the 12 spots are clinched already which means 15 teams are fighting for eight available spots.
The Kings are currently standing at 16-14 (.533) and the remaining games have teams over a .567, excluding New Orleans (15-16) and the Memphis (16-14). Catch the game live on 1140AM.
It seemed as though that the AFC playoff picture was wrapped up a few weeks ago with the Kansas City Chiefs running away with the conference lead but two losses in the past month has put the Los Angeles Chargers right in the thick of things. Their 29-28 win over Kansas City blocked the Chiefs from winning the AFC West and clinching home-field advantage throughout the playoffs.
Week 15 is already off to a great start as the Los Angeles Chargers defeated the Kansas City Chiefs 29-28 on Thursday night. Sunday looks to be as good with eight of the 12 playoff spots still open.
What a week it was in the NFL. From the "Miami Miracle" to George Kittle running wild against the Broncos, it was a week of things we don't see too often.
It's the start of the Oakland Athletics' Week Of Giving for December. A trio of A's players are hosting this event, including Gold Glove winner Matt Chapman, Marcus Semien and Stephen Piscotty to give back to families in the Oakland area.
With the Oakland Raiders currently standing at 3-10 this season, news broke out on Monday morning that General Manager Reggie McKenzie has been fired. National Insider for NFL Network Ian Rapoport reported the news, via Twitter.
Oklahoma quarterback Kyler Murray has been named the 2018 Heisman Trophy winner. Murray beat out Alabama's Tua Tagovailoa and Ohio State's Dwayne Haskins for the honor.
Through 14 weeks of the NFL season, some teams are focusing on the playoff push while some are focusing on next season. With just 12 teams make the playoffs, 20 more begin their focus on the next season earlier than others.
With just four games remaining in the NFL season and 30 teams still in the race, there is still plenty of room for change for the top six teams in each conference.
