Over in Houston, there’s a big game this Sunday with playoff implications for the Denver Broncos and Houston Texans. To dive into Houston’s surprising season, Calvin talks with Drew Dougherty of Texans TV. Up in New York, Aaron Rodgers continues to chase attention, or at least that’s what Calvin is noticing with Rodgers’ recent activation by the Jets.

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After four games for each team, the qualifying stage of the NBA In-Season Tournament is complete and onto the knockout stage Calvin’s still reserving his final opinion, but some specific adjustments need to be made. In Dallas, Mark Cuban sold his majority stake in the Mavericks but retains control of the team in an interesting turn of affairs. On the college hardwood, Angel Reese is making her return tonight for defending champion LSU after a four-game suspension.

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Before the college football season even started, the quality of this quarterback class was apparent. Now that the draft order is taking shape, the discussion turns to how those in a position to snag one of the top prospects navigate the process. The feeling that one or more of the QBs might break tradition to secure a softer landing spot is warming up. 

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A new College Football Playoff pecking order was released Tuesday night, and how Championship weekend plays out is anyone’s guess. The conversation that got started in Hour 1 gets heated in Hour 2 centered around the SEC. Diving into the NFL, Kareem Jackson is meeting with Roger Goodell to get some clarification on the penalties that are costing him time and money.

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Steph Curry may not want to call it a rivalry, but recent contests between the Sacramento Kings and the Golden State Warriors have had a spicy flavor. Last night, the Kings eliminated the Warriors from the NBA In-Season Tournament, and Draymond Green continued to toe the line with officials. That wasn’t the only game in action on Tuesday making headlines. In Minnesota, Josh Giddey was in action as the Oklahoma City Thunder played the Timberwolves, despite facing serious allegations involving an underage female. Getting into football, Carolina Panthers owner David Tepper talked with the media this week after firing head coach Frank Reich. 

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The discussion on the “end of the year” awards carries into the final hour. Moving on, tonight is the second-to-last edition of the College Football Playoff rankings, and the guys predict who lands where and dive into Final Four projections.

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NFL Week 12 closed out with the Chicago Bears defeating the Minnesota Vikings 12-10 on Monday Night Football. After tossing four interceptions in the loss, Calvin thinks Josh Dobbs’ time should be over. A story from The Athletic sparks an off-the-rails debate on the candidacy of Sean Payton and Russell Wilson to win Coach of the Year and Comeback Player of the Year respectively.

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After the NFL dominated Monday’s show, college football kicks it off on Tuesday. Two programs tied closely to the guys are in the headlines with UTSA’s Jeff Traylor being pursued by the Houston Cougars, and Deion Sanders losing commitments from high school recruits. The NBA is having a busy week too, and the story that’s not getting a lot of attention is getting interesting as Malika Andrews is under fire from “Black Twitter” for her coverage of the Josh Giddey allegations.

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When the show went on holiday, the San Antonio Spurs were riding a nine-game losing streak. In the time since that figure has grown to 12. With the losses weighing on everyone, the off-the-court business is getting less tolerable, and Gregg Popovich struck a serious nerve when he told fans to stop booing ex-Spur Kawhi Leonard. A steady voice would be welcome, but majority owner Peter J. Holt hasn’t been seen since the NBA Draft.

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There was a lot of football this weekend, but only one game featured the Denver Broncos and the Cleveland Browns, two teams finding odd success this season while battling adversity. It was a physical game that felt the presence of the officials. How much does Sean Payton’s reputation play into the calls against Denver and when will it end?

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