Seven of the top-10 teams go down in the college basketball world, while the NFL Pro Bowl and NHL All-Star Game put on an impressive, competitive show.
Giving you a week in review in the world of sports, including the dominating performances by the Patriots and Falcons en route to Super Bowl 51.
Recapping the week in sports, including the thrilling Divisional Round in the NFL Playoffs, Clemson's National Championship win, and the red-hot Washington Capitals.
The NFL Playoffs kick off with the home teams dominating Wild Card Weekend, and the Blue Jackets fall just short of the longest win streak in NHL history.
The Houston Rockets set NBA records with their three-point shooting, while the Kings snap the Penguins' win streak.
Remembering the great, Craig Sager, who passed away on Thursday, while the Seahawks clinch the NFC West.
James Harden records triple-double in just three quarters, while the Flyers and Penguins remain red hot in the NHL.
The Warriors end their road trip with a close win over the Pelicans, while the Trail Blazers shut down Russell Westbrook in Portland.
The Patriots hold off the Ravens in a tight Monday Night Football matchup, while the Rams fire head coach, Jeff Fisher.
The Giants take down the Cowboys for a second time this season, while the Browns inch closer to the wrong side of NFL history.
Louisville quarterback Lamar Jackson takes home the Heisman Trophy, while Army snaps their losing streak against Navy.
The Rockets get past the Thunder despite Russell Westbrook's seventh straight triple-double, and LeBron James moves to ninth on the all-time scoring list.
The Chiefs complete the season series sweep of the Raiders, while the Bulls hand the Spurs their first road loss.
The Warriors continue to have the number of the Clippers, while LeBron leads his Cavs to another win in MSG.
The Red Sox increase their 2017 chances by landing ace, Chris Sale, while John Wall's 52-point night goes to waste.
The Colts roll past the Jets on MNF to pull into a tie in the AFC South, while Klay Thompson goes off for 60 against the Pacers.
Tom Brady becomes the winningest quarterback in NFL history, while the College Football Playoff matchups are announced.
Penn State and Clemson get clutch Conference Title wins as they hope to reach the Playoffs, while top-ranked Alabama cruises to an SEC Championship.
Western Michigan moves to 13-0 with a MAC Championship victory, while Washington improves their playoff chances with a blowout win in the Pac-12 Title Game.
The Cowboys hold off the Vikings for their 11th straight win, while the Rockets snap the Warriors' win streak in double-overtime.
The ACC/Big Ten Challenge sees Indiana hand North Carolina their first loss of the year, and Louisville hold off Purdue at home.
Duke takes down Michigan State for another non-conference home win, while the Nets rally to stun the Clippers.
The Packers snap their four-game losing streak with a Monday Night Football win, while Russell Westbrook records yet another triple-double.
Tom Brady makes more history in the Patriots' comeback win over the Jets, while the Chiefs and Broncos battle in overtime on Sunday Night Football.
Ohio State gets past Michigan in a double-overtime thriller, while Alabama completes 12-0 season with an Iron Bowl victory.
Washington blows out their in-state rival to clinch a spot in the Pac-12 title game, while Western Michigan completes their perfect 12-0 season.
The Lions edged the Vikings to take sole possession of first place in the NFC North, while the Cowboys recorded their 10th straight win.
Kevin Love goes off in the first quarter of the Cavs' victory, while No. 10 Louisville avoids an upset in the Battle 4 Atlantis.
The 3rd-ranked Indiana Hoosiers fall in a stunning upset against Fort Wayne, while the top four teams remain the same in the College Football Playoff Rankings.
The Cowboys set a franchise record with their ninth straight win, while the Packers' struggles continue on Sunday Night Football.
Ohio State takes advantage of MSU's missed 2-point conversion for close win, while Florida stops LSU at the goal line for the upset.
The Warriors and Clippers record impressive road wins, while No. 15 Purdue nearly falls to Georgia State.
No. 5 Louisville's playoff hopes come to an end following an upset loss to Houston, while Nova and Xavier avoid upsets in college basketball.
Durant and Curry lead the Warriors to a key road win over the Raptors, while the Grizzlies snap the Clippers' win streak.
Kentucky and Kansas pick up statement victories at MSG, while the the College Football Playoff Rankings are revealed following an upset-filled Saturday in the top 10.
The Giants slip past the Bengals on Monday Night Football, while the first in-season college basketball rankings were revealed.
The Seahawks take the Super Bowl rematch from the Patriots, while the Cowboys record their eighth straight win.
Clemson, Michigan, and Washington all suffer first loss of the season in stunning fashion as part of an upset-filled day in college football.
Indiana and Arizona record thrilling wins in the Armed Forces Classic, while No. 18 UConn gets stunned by Wagner to open the college basketball season.
The Browns fall to 0-10 with a Thursday night loss to the Ravens, while Dwayne Wade plays his first game in Miami since leaving the Heat.
DeMar DeRozan out-plays Russell Westbrook north of the border, while James Harden goes off for a triple-double in San Antonio.
The Washington Huskies move in to the fourth spot in the Playoff Rankings, while Western Michigan remains unbeaten.
The Seahawks hold off the Bills on Monday Night Football, while Steph Curry breaks another NBA record.
The Raiders take care of the Broncos to move into first place in the AFC West, while Ben Roethlisberger returns for the Steelers.
Texas A&M falls after a surprising No. 4 ranking, and Alabama shuts out LSU in a defensive showdown.
Derrick Rose and Joakim Noah lead the Knicks to a win in their return to Chicago, while the Blue Jackets earn a record-setting win over the previously-unbeaten Canadiens.