The Chicago Sky are having their best season in franchise history, and are on their way to the playoffs for the first time. Sure, having three all star players help, but a lot of credit needs to go to the woman who put the team together, and also calls the shots on the court - our guest, Sky Head Coach and general manager Pokey Chatman.

Jim Langer joined the Miami Dolphins as a free agent in 1970, stayed with the club for 10 years through the 1979 season and then wound up his career with the Minnesota Vikings in 1980 and 1981. In his decade with the Dolphins, Jim developed from an obscure substitute to one of the finest centers ever to play.

The new football season is here, and so is Pilar Lastra with some sleepers and tips to help you win your fantasy league.

Hugh "the King" McElhenny was the Elvis Presley of football -- his electrifying moves left his opponents in a daze. When he retired after the 1964 season, McElhenny was one of only three players to have gained more than 11,000 all-purpose yards. Altogether, on rushing, receiving, kickoff returns, punt returns, and fumble returns, he totaled 11,375 yards — or more than six miles. And , as he tells us in this interview, he took a pay cut to go pro.

How does a girl from a middle-of-nowhere town in California end up in the middle of Playboy magazine? Find out in this fun interview between Elliott and Bryiana

Levy, who has a Master's degree from Harvard, was best known as an intelligent and analytical football coach. Perhaps better suited for the political field rather than the football field, Coach Levy, along with Thurman Thomas, Andre Reed and Jim Kelly, led the Buffalo Bills to an unprecedented four straight Super Bowls. He used his Harvard education to motivate and shape the careers and lives of many pro football athletes.

Hall of fame quarterback Bob Griese, did not possess exceptional speed or a necessarily spectacular throwing arm, but his ability to read defenses, deliver passes with pin-point precision, and lead his team methodically down the field is legendary.

In the opinion of many, Oscar Robertson was the best all-around player in basketball history. He scored almost at will, rebounded like no other guard the game has seen, and retired as the leading assist man in NBA history. Before Magic and Michael, this was the player who defined the guard position. It was an honor to talk with him about his life and career

The Chicago Sky rookie sensation recently dropped by the Sports and Torts studios to chat with David and Elliott about basketball, life and other things.