Since mid-December, Cole Anthony has picked up his play and helped the Magic overcome injuries to Paolo Banchero and Franz Wagner. While his play has improved, the Magic still struggle scoring. Has Anthony's improved play also improved his potential trade value? Keith Smith explains.

AJ Perez, who broke the FS1 lawsuit, shares the latest details of the lawsuit and how it could potentially impact the Super Bowl.

The College Football National Championship game is set. Ohio State will take on Notre Dame. How can each team win? Matt Murschel breaks it down.

The Steelers have now lost six straight playoff games and there are now rumblings regarding Mike Tomlin's job security as head coach. Is it time for Pittsburgh to make a change?

CV throws out some fill in the blank and true/false statements for Marc as they predict the major stories involving quarterbacks and head coaches for next year.

Richard Hale hits on the biggest sports law stories including the FS1 lawsuit his thoughts on something that sports lawyer, Darren Heitner, posted regarding Big Ten contracts and the language in them.

College football players are getting paid. Has that impacted the way the sport is covered or impacted fan following? Eric Adelson shares his thoughts on that as well as the turnaround of the Detroit Lions and the Dan Campbell factor.

Cam Mellor shares his thoughts on last week's CFB Playoff games and previews the games Thursday and Friday as well as explains why there is not much buzz around them.

Daniel Roberts from Front Office Sports discusses the the FS1 lawsuit and if it will / could impact ratings on the station, his thoughts on the TGL debut, the WWE Raw debut on Netflix and how they could potentially challenge network TV.

Keith Smith explains what the market is for Jimmy Butler and when he could potentially be traded. Keith also discusses the Magic win over the Knicks despite missing key pieces, what's wrong with the Warriors, and how the Pistons have turned their season around.