The NBA All-Star game used to be a watchable event. Lately, however, it's been nothing more than a meaningless exhibition match that the players themselves don't care about. Plus, with no incentives being involved, why even have it in the first place? Is there a way to salvage it?

There's always surprises in college basketball, and this year is no exception. Who is in the top 25 that nobody expected to see? What about teams that are surprisingly out of the top 25? Also, EA Sports is going to be releasing its first college football video game in over 10 years.

Patrick Mahomes has clearly established himself. However, there's plenty more talented quarterbacks in the NFL. Surely, Mahomes can't win every Super Bowl, so what quarterbacks are next in line to win it all?

For the first time in 20 years, we have a repeat Super Bowl champion. Not only have the Chiefs won back-to-back titles, it's their third one in the past five years, arguably establishing themselves as the next NFL dynasty. The 49ers got off to a fast start but ultimately were unable to overcome Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs. It was essentially deja vu from when they met in the Super Bowl four years ago. What did the Chiefs do right? What did the 49ers do wrong? Also, what was the best Super Bowl commercial?

The moment has finally arrived. One team will get a chance to call itself the best in the world. Will the Chiefs repeat as champs, or will the 49ers spoil their plans? Matthew, David, and Ed discuss who has the edge at certain positions and the keys to victory for each team.

The town of Chapel Hill has not been kind to the Clemson Tigers men's basketball team, that is until just recently when they picked up an absolutely massive win at UNC. It's a quality win that will surely increase their Tournament chances.

Supposedly UNLV's practice field, which is what the 49ers players are practicing on before the Super Bowl, is too soft. Despite the team's objections, there will be no change of plans. What gives? Are they just simply complaining, or do they raise a valid point?

The hiring cycle for NFL head coaches is now officially complete. Matthew, David, and Ed are unanimous in two of their rankings, but where do they stand on everyone else?