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- Major winter storm moving across the country with heavy winds and snow
- NBC News NOW
- 'GMFB' crowns the defining image of Week 15
- Kentucky woman wins $175,000 lotto jackpot in white elephant gift exchange
- Florida pastor and his son are arrested in alleged $8 million Covid scam
- What should I look for when buying a mattress?
Over the weekend, the Mid-Atlantic Conference cancelled its season. Today, big meetings and movements are expected from the Big Ten, PAC-12, and other conferences as they consider their options amidst growing concern around coronavirus. It's a decision that's become both political and personal, as conferences across the country have navigated the variations in protocols at the state, city, and university levels.

It's teeing off as scheduled, and that's not surprising to ESPN senior writer and baseball historian Howard Bryant. He breaks down the business side of MLB's decision, how it's reverberating, and the many stakeholders in play. Then, Pablo shares a personal connection with the pimento cheese sandwich, a time-honored staple at the Masters. The 2021 NFL Draft first round is in the books, and prospects are on their way to their new teams. From the 49ers' secretive plan to take QB Trey Lance as the number three pick, to the Bears trading up for QB Justin Fields, quarterbacks remained the story at the center.
Major winter storm moving across the country with heavy winds and snow
ESPN's Bill Barnwell joins Mina to discuss the Patriots' dominant win over the Browns. Then, Senior Writer Ian O'Connor - who wrote the book on the Patriots' coach - takes a deep dive into Belichick's football legacy and where he goes from here. As World Champions, the Nationals are on top of the MLB - and on top of the world.
Will the Orlando Magic take Jabari Smith, a dynamic shooter who just looks like the perfect fit for the modern NBA? Or will they take Chet Holmgren, the 7-footer out of Gonzaga with the skinny frame? What about Paolo Banchero, perhaps the most NBA-ready player in this draft class? He tells us how he thinks the Draft is going to play out...and what the teams picking these players should expect from them. At 23 years old, Juan Soto is the type of generational talent that hasn't been available this early in his career since maybe Babe Ruth.
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This Sunday, Tom Brady will make his tenth Super Bowl appearance, where he's seeking his seventh ring. It's a season that began with doubts about whether Brady could succeed away from New England and Bill Belichick...and has only strengthened his case as the greatest QB of All-Time. Seth Wickersham has covered Brady up-close for two decades, and joins the show to explain how Brady's acknowledgment of his own limitations on the field has led him to a career of seemingly unlimited success.

Joining the Broncos after many childhood and college challenges, Barrett struggled to distinguish himself through his first seasons in the NFL. But a special summit for pass rushers set him on a path to greatness. ESPN's Sam Borden shares what motivates Barrett, and how he's upped his game with the Bucs. Then, Dave Fleming brings his "Tao of Poo" to Lamar Jackson's situation vs. the Browns on Monday night.
'GMFB' crowns the defining image of Week 15
So our baseball insider Jeff Passan walks us through the process of HOF voting and what's at stake. He also explains why he chose to give us his own Hall of Fame vote, and how he thinks Cooperstown should tell the history of baseball's PED era. Love him or hate him, the mark that Mike Krzyzewski has left on men's college basketball is indelible. Nobody has won more Division I men's college basketball games than Coach K; he has won five national titles, made 12 Final Fours, and turned Duke University into one of the most iconic institutions in American life. And now, as Coach K prepares to say goodbye to the program he built at Duke, Wright Thompson takes us back to share where he came from, what it means for his reign to come to an end, and the legacy he'll leave behind. It's a time for players to leave the court, fans to run to the bathroom or grab another beer, or, a break, for all intents and purposes.
But the euphoria was short lived, when Elyjah lost his binder full of autographs...and nobody could find it. Ryan Hockensmith tells us the story of Elyjah's lost treasures...and how the power of the internet rallied to help a young boy reclaim the magic of the game. It is a universal truth that commissioners of pro sports leagues will face deafening boos when they appear in public. A lawyer and seemingly mild-mannered bureaucrat, Manfred has become one of the most hated figures in American sports thanks to a number of public gaffes and unpopular responses to baseball's various scandals. Today, Don Van Natta takes us inside the world of Rob Manfred (after sitting down with him nearly ten times this year!) and what Manfred thinks his job really is.
The NCAA Women's Gymnastics Championships begin today in Fort Worth, but you'd be forgiven if you mistook it for the Tokyo Olympics this past summer. That's because no sport has been transformed by the Name, Image and Likeness revolution across college athletics as much as Women's Gymnastics. Previously, Olympic stars like Tokyo All-Around Gold Medalist Suni Lee had to choose between cashing in on the lucrative endorsement deals that come with Olympic success, or competing in college. Now, under NIL, that is no longer an issue, meaning Lee will compete for an NCAA title this weekend as a freshman at Auburn. Fellow US Olympians Jade Carey (Oregon St.), Jordan Chiles , and Grace McCallum will all be competing in Fort Worth, in what is shaping up to be perhaps the most competitive NCAA championships ever. Alyssa Roenigk breaks down how the sport is being transformed, as well as the names and teams you need to know before this weekend's championship.

1998's NBA Eastern Conference Finals between the Chicago Bulls and Indiana Pacers took the Bulls to their first Game 7 since 1992. The Buffalo Bills have long stood in the looming shadow of their AFC East rivals, the New England Patriots. But now, with Tom Brady departed for Tampa Bay, the division is up for grabs for the first time in nearly a decade. For the Bills, it all comes down to third year quarterback Josh Allen, who's earned his fair share of admirers and skeptics in an up-and-down career thus far.
If your body isn’t properly supported while you sleep, you can start experiencing weird aches and pains. As we mentioned above, neck and shoulder pain could indicate that your pillows aren’t doing their job. But back pain or other types of discomfort might mean that you need a more supportive mattress.
ESPN Senior NFL Writer Jeremy Fowler joins Mina Kimes to explore Newton's memorable football life and what the Panthers could gain or lose without him. After an NHL head coach got fired, an unexpected outpouring began - with players speaking out on alleged psychological and physical abuses, and also racist remarks from coaches. ESPN hockey writer Emily Kaplan joins Mina Kimes to break down the culture around the allegations, and what it all means for a sport trying to grow its fan base. LeBron James has turned basketball on its head, from the moment he first stepped onto the court.
In a re-air of one of our favorite episodes, Mark Schlabach brings us a story of funny money, a secret recording, and the unraveling of a powerhouse high school football program in Valdosta, Georgia. The Raiders' first win in Las Vegas with fans was a homecoming two years in the making. The show paid homage to the Silver and Black's roots in Oakland and Los Angeles, while the game itself was such a frenzy that the Raiders seemed to win twice (?!) in overtime. Paul Gutierrez joins us from Sin City after its first Monday Night Football hangover, and tells us how Jon Gruden's team can build on their success. Back in Foxborough to play his old team and his old coach, Tom Brady became the NFL's all-time leading passer as the Tampa Bay Buccaneers eeked out a win after a missed field goal by the Patriots.

How did they get here, and does their turnaround story hold lessons for other NFL teams? ESPN NFL insider Bill Barnwell joins Mina Kimes to explain the Bills' surprising success. Then, in light of new video evidence, Bill and Mina break down the Patriots "Spygate II" video taping scandal. NFL fullbacks are some of the hardest-working and most beloved players in the sport, but they've struggled to find success in the spotlight. FiveThirtyEight's Josh Hermsmeyer joins Mina Kimes to explore how fullbacks are having their best year ever, and why they've been the key to success for football offenses.
What should I look for when buying a mattress?
Filmmaker Dawn Porter shares more about her "37 Words" documentary with host Allison Glock. They dig into the ways Title IX shows up in the lives of legends like Dawn Staley and Abby Wambach, as well as unknown heroes like a Georgia mom who took her daughter's harassment case to the Supreme Court. The word "GOAT" gets thrown around a lot, but when it comes to Serena Williams, it's not hyperbole. From her first major in 1999 at the age of 17, to her record-breaking 23rd major in 2017 , Serena has been synonymous with dominance. On Tuesday, Serena announced her "evolution" away from tennis in a Vogue article and plans to step away at the conclusion of this year's US Open.
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