Cowboys torment Manning, hold off Giants

Kansas City has endured a lot of postseason heartbreak in recent years, but Patrick Mahomes has the Chiefs with a big lead over the Colts in the divisional round.

Just read yesterday that Lowes is pulling the plug on the 48 car sponsorship. The home-improvement giant has been in the sport since 1997 and with Jimmie Johnson and Hendrick Racing since 2001. Their logo on the hood for all seven of Johnson’s Championships. It’s just another indicator of how this sport, which saw explosive growth in the 90s and early 2000s, is now running on empty. If you ask me it all started going downhill when they tried to shoehorn a playoff format into the sport.  In 2003 Matt Kenseth dominated the last Winston Cup Series winning the title by 90 points while only winning one race. Ryan Newman won eight races that year, but also wrecked out a lot. Kenseth & Roush Racing’s

The NBA held its annual rookie survey where they polled 36 first-year players about everything under the basketball sun. One of the survey questions asked which of their peers would have the best career. Take a look at which name is missing from this list: You’re telling me Jerome Robinson and Troy Brown Jr. will have better NBA careers than Luka Doncic?! Well, hold on. This actually kinda makes sense Why do rookies think Wendell Carter Jr., then Kevin Knox, will have the best NBA careers and not Marvin Bagley III or Deandre Ayton? That’s because Carter and Knox dogged in Summer League, and while Ayton and Bagley weren’t terrible, they weren’t outstanding, either. That’s where Luka Doncic’s stick