We recap the NFC and AFC championship games, look ahead to the Super Bowl, say unkind things about the Pro Bowl, and talk NBA East: Milwaukee's coaching problem and Cleveland's locker room problem. Plus, renamed NBA franchises, trivia and Coach's ongoing quest to get his first lock of the week correct.

The crew talks Cavs-Warriors and speculates on what's going on with the Cavs, runs through some defunct NBA franchises and catches up on the NFL Playoffs. Plus the coach tries to successfully pick his first lock of the week and the maestro looks to remain perfect.

A lot of nickname stuff in this episode as well. Pete sneaks his new nickname into the intro, meanwhile Coach Matt tries to guess his nickname in alternate dimensions and the Maestro unveils his first attempt at a new jingle for the show.

Some music in this show comes from the website audionautix.com and the YouTube Free Music Library. Sports Wednesday Jingle and closing instrumental "pete-funk" by Brian Hake.

Pete is joined by basketball legend Matt Longley and maestro Brian Hake to talk through the biggest sports stories of the day. This week, we recap the college football national championship, talk NBA playoffs and take a quick look at the top college basketball teams. Plus: trivia x3 and our Locks of the Week. Listen in as Coach Matt squirms while discussing his 0.000 Lock of the Week percentage.

It’s the right amount of sports for the middle of your week.

This week, the SW team discusses the College Football Playoff as it heads to an All-SEC national championship game, the NFL's upcoming Wildcard weekend, plus, a look waaaay ahead to the NFL Draft… plus Locks of the Week, Trivia Challenge, and no fewer than 3 Kansas State University in the 1990s references...

In this inaugural episode of Sports Wednesday, learn a bit about the show to come, plus a breakdown of the forthcoming college football playoffs, a look at the NBA season to date and if anyone can beat either the Cavs or the Warriors.

Plus: Locks of the Week, Trivia and What is Hoopsters and why should you care?