The GIST: The Nets, Jets, and Mets! There’s a lot going on in New York this week, so let’s dive in.

The GIST: And then there were four. Following the NFL’s Divisional Playoff round this weekend, four teams are moving on to next weekend’s Conference Championships, bringing them just one win away from playing in the Super Bowl.

The GIST: Between power forward Joel Embiid’s 45-point game and the Flyers’ beatdown of the Pittsburgh Penguins, we’re proud to be Philly fans this week (but none for you, Eagles).

The GIST: Is there anything better than football in January? Now that we’ve finished celebrating Alabama’s College Football Playoff National Championship, it’s time to look ahead to the weekend’s Divisional Round of the NFL playoffs.

The GIST: While the Seahawks are bidding farewell to their offensive coordinator, the Washington State women’s basketball team is saying hello to national rankings.

The GIST: It’s still heartbreaking to think back to the Seahawks’ unceremonious season-ending loss on Saturday. College basketball, please come through.

The GIST: This week, the Sixers are fighting both COVID-19 and the opposing teams, while the Eagles look to make decisions about the future of head coach Doug Pederson.

The GIST: The NFL postseason’s Wild Card round is over, and what a wild weekend it was. While some moments were to be expected (Tom Brady in the playoffs...shocker), there were a few gamechangers we didn’t see coming.

The GIST: The WFT’s season may have ended on Saturday at the hands of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, but they more than exceeded expectations. All heart.

The GIST: The Bears ended their season with a 21–9 loss to the New Orleans Saints in the Wild Card round yesterday. It was fun while it lasted.

The GIST: What a weekend! The injury-plagued Rams defeated the Seattle Seahawks in Saturday’s wild-card playoff game and the Lakers rolled to another win. Casual.

The GIST: It’s been a long and winding journey, but we finally made it. The CFP National Championship kicks off tonight at 8 p.m. ET, with two undefeated teams looking to take home a hefty stack of hardware and solidify their names in college football history.