CFB Analyst Tom Fornelli and Danny Kanell join
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Steph Curry has a chance to surpass 4,000 career 3-pointers this season, and over the next few years, he could push the all-time record close to 5,000. In his mind, there might be only one active player who can catch him.
College football has seemingly discovered the 63-year-old Hoosiers coach through his quips and undefeated team. There’s more to his swaggering confidence.
On First Take, Stephen A.
This is what the media does: It speculates about people’s futures. And, I’m admittedly guilty at times, but when it comes to the future of Colorado coach Deion Sanders and quarterback Shedeur Sanders, no speculation is necessary.
They could both end up in the NFL next season.
But that is certain only under one circumstance: That they’re together. The coach, who happens to be the quarterback’s father, once again coaching his son.
That’s it.
That’s the only scenario that comes with certainty for the Sanders family.
Scott Pianowski revives his latest On Target column, examining the lack of receiving TDs for Trey McBride, what’s up with the new Bears offense and more.
The NHL Winter Classic is returning to Wrigley Field this season, making it the first repeat venue in the league’s marquee outdoor game’s history. It will feature a matchup between the Chicago Blackhawks and St. Louis Blues, putting one of the league’s biggest young stars, Connor Bedard, on one of the biggest stages.
Now, we know what both teams will be wearing when they hit the ice on New Year’s Eve (yes, the league learned their lesson from last year’s ratings debacle).
Leger Douzable and Pete Prisco join CBS Sports
Our NBA writers weigh in on the most intriguing storylines of the season so far, from a surprise out West to a big disappointment in the East.
We have reached the penultimate weekend of the college football regular season, and the race for the College Football Playoff is as clear as mud. No. 1 Oregon has clinched a spot in the Big Ten Championship Game, but that is the only Power Four conference title game that has a participant set in stone.
The other participant is up in the air, but this weekend’s matchup between No. 5 Indiana and No. 2 Ohio State in Columbus will go a long way toward changing that. The winner will have to win next weekend, and it’s in. Simple.