Eric Adelson argues why the women's NCAA Tournament is better than the men's.

After a heart-pounding first two rounds of the playoffs, the WB wonders if the NFL postseason has surpassed MLB's in excitement.

The members of the Writers' Bloc predict a few things we're sure to see in 2004.

The Writers' Bloc pores over the rosters for the NFL's Pro Bowl and has a Butch Cassidy/Sundance Kid question: Who are these guys?

Matt Millen, Rasheed Wallace and Michael Barrow: Are they all idiots or did any of them have some sort of point?

NEXT No. 2: Chris Johnson

Canton-type numbers and oh-my-God moves are two reasons The Mag named Titans running back Chris Johnson NEXT. But here's one more: he just might save the star system in NFL backfields.

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Breaking down everything from Week 6

Bill Simmons breaks down the Week 6 matchups on the field, off the field and everywhere in between.

Around the NFC West: Rodgers revisited

...a service to readers, the P-I also manages to work in a photo of Seahawks cheerleader Melanie Brown. More from the photo shoot for the 2009 Seahawks calendar here. Also from Farnsworth: Emotions run...

A college football playoff system will cause big problems

President-elect Barack Obama wants a college football playoff system, but TMQ argues the other side.

Fantasy League Of Their Own: I'm headed to the finals!

Stephanie Taylor provides the weekly league update and is elated that her team is headed to the finals.

Fantasy League Of Their Own: Win or go home

Stephanie Taylor provides the weekly league update in the final week of the regular season.

A Fantasy League Of Their Own: Bottom's up

Stephanie Taylor provides the weekly league update and hopes to avoid going 0-2 against her sister.

A Fantasy League Of Their Own: The 'make-believe' continues

Stephanie Taylor says this is her Blonde Devils' week, as well as the Black Widows'. Can you guess why?

A Fantasy League Of Their Own: Decisions, decisions...

Stephanie Taylor notes that the reason for her struggles have nothing to do with the football field, but rather looking up to the sky.

A Fantasy League Of Their Own: Decisions, decisions ...

Stephanie Taylor revels in a big win, albeit against the league's worst team, and addresses some tough lineup decisions leaguewide.