Anthony Davis and the Los Angeles Lakers are really starting to turn their season around. This week, however, Magic Johnson is putting the Lakers’ center atop the conversation for MVP. Really? In the NFL, Tom Brady showed last night that he still has what it takes, leading the Tampa Bay Buccaneers down the field to defeat the New Orleans Saints. In Tennessee, the Titans showed how committed they are to winning, firing their GM after six seasons.

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Picking up with the NFL in Hour 2, Calvin owes an apology to the Cincinnati Bengals who went up on the Kansas City Chiefs 3-0 with Joe Burrow. They are in a position to steal the AFC North from the Baltimore Ravens coming down the stretch who are in trouble with Lamar Jackson dealing with injuries. Moving back to the college landscape, the playoffs are set with the final four teams in place to play for the title. Colorado hopes to compete for a championship soon, and landing Deion Sanders is a strong start.

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The first hour is all about the locals today, speaking of the home market in San Antonio. First up, the San Antonio Spurs dropped another one, but this loss was ugly. What is going on with the Spurs, and where is Pop? The 210’s team right now is the UTSA Roadrunners, hot off another Conference USA title. Moving to the NFL, the Dallas Cowboys destroyed the Indianapolis Colts on Monday Night Football. Did they finally fix the run defense?

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With the college regular season now complete, it is time to crown some conference champions this weekend. The Dos Equis College Football Championship Weekend Preview looks at the key matchups across the landscape, starting with tonight’s UTSA vs North Texas Conference USA Championship and the Pac-12 contest between USC and Utah. On Fridays, there’s always another edition of The Foundation Picks, and a continued conversation on the NFL games.

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Fridays are for football, and today is no exception. The show starts with a look at last night’s game on Thursday Night Football where the Buffalo Bills beat the New England Patriots to collect their first win in the division on the year. Josh Allen still looked good, but Calvin thinks his MVP campaign has taken a hit. Enough looking back, the guys look at the upcoming NFL slate to close out the hour.

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As the college football landscape continues to evolve, the sport is now nearing an expanded format of the College Football Playoff, and it is coming sooner than later. Sticking with the campus talk, there’s a BIG college basketball game tonight between #2 Texas and #7 Creighton.

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The Jerry Jones news from last week has sparked a national conversation. On Wednesday night, LeBron James, who has been asked about a wide variety of issues over the years, asked the media why they hadn’t asked him about it yet. That has sparked a whole other conversation.

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Aaron Rodgers looks like he’s falling further and further from reality. DeShone Kizer, a former backup quarterback in Green Bay, said on a recent podcast that Rodgers introduced himself to Kizer by questioning the events around September 11, 2001. What?! Sticking with the NFL, Russell Wilson’s leadership is in question after only half of the Denver Broncos team attended his birthday party, meaning half of the team didn’t. Yes, that’s right, his birthday party.

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The start to the NBA season is starting to play like an extended preseason as teams don’t appear to be taking the schedule seriously with so many games left to play. Is it time to cut back from 82 games to add more meaning to the early-season contests?

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Before the nation went on holiday last week for Thanksgiving, the Washington Post published an article that put Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones at the historic “Little Rock Nine” school desegregation in Arkansas in 1957. The story made the rounds over the weekend and has become a topic of discussion early this week as the piece attempts to paint Jones as a racist. Is it fair to hold Jones to an event so long ago? Also, what was his role at that time, and what does it say about him now?

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