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• What does the future hold for Ohio State at QB? January 15, 2019
  Will former No. 1 recruit Justin Fields play right away? Will Tate Martell transfer? Here's what we know -- and don't -- about the Buckeyes' QB situation.
• Winners and losers from the NFL draft early-entry deadline January 15, 2019
  Oregon QB Justin Herbert returning was reason for the Ducks to celebrate. The news wasn't as good for teams like Penn State and Georgia.
• The NFL's best and worst free-agent signings of 2018 January 15, 2019
  Where would the Saints be if Drew Brees had tested the free-agent market instead of re-signing? Here are the deals that exceeded or fell short of expectations.
• 2020 vision: Who'll hold every UFC title a year from now? January 15, 2019
  Think 2018 was crazy in the UFC? Well, brace yourself for a wild 2019.
• Bracketology: Virginia's strong showing January 15, 2019
  The Cavaliers are atop the ACC and remain a No. 1 seed in Joe Lunardi's latest bracket. See where your team could be heading in March.
• Power rankings: Michigan new No. 1 after Duke loss, Tre Jones injury January 15, 2019
  The Blue Devils fall out of the lead after Syracuse wins in OT. The Wolverines have been the nation's most consistent team.
• Why Virginia vs. Virginia Tech could be your real ACC title game preview January 15, 2019
  A lion's share of the ACC focus this season has been on the Duke Blue Devils. But BPI says Tuesday's Cavaliers-Hokies battle could be the league's critical matchup.
• Brandon Pirri's journey from camp cut to fan favorite January 15, 2019
  After failing to make the Panthers' roster in 2017, the veteran has become an electrifying goal-scoring force for the Golden Knights this season.
• What is the best line in the NHL right now? January 15, 2019
  One line doesn't make a Stanley Cup champion -- but it certainly doesn't hurt. We debate the top trios around the league.
• Rafael Nadal faces tough foe, rowdy Australian Open crowd in second round January 15, 2019
  Nadal is typically a crowd favorite, but he's unlikely to get too much love from the Australian Open crowd for the foreseeable future.