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Here are the most watched programs on cable TV between Nov. 29-Dec. 26, 2010, according to The Nielsen Co.

The week in review from death to life, from loss to win, from political metaphors to sports clichés.

Adrian Peterson bursts through two tacklers as time expires and starts to high-step around the 20 when, out of nowhere, Ray Lewis grabs him by the jersey and, with one bicep-popping flex, picks up "Purple Jesus" Undertaker-style and spikes him into t...

Fran Fraschilla evaluates some top college freshmen -- Josh Selby, Harrison Barnes, Jared Sullinger, etc. -- in terms of how their ability might translate to the NBA. Sullinger looks good, but right now, Barnes does not.

Blog | Conversation | January 12, 2011

Sure, there was a lunar eclipse on the Winter Solstice, but there was also so much more. Monday Night Football, plenty of hoops action and more in About Last Night.

Dangerous conditions, playoff implications and a possible Brett Favre sighting? The "Monday Night Football" game between the Vikings and the Bears has it all.

When it comes to prepping for the NBA draft, there is no offseason. Chad Ford spotlights 10 players who helped their standing with scouts the most this summer, including Duke's Kyle Singler, Baylor freshman Perry Jones and Lithuanian Jonas Valanciunas.

Blog | Conversation | August 09, 2010

TMQ weighs in with the final word on the 2008 NFL draft ... and just a few other topics.

Now that the dust has settled from the NFL season, Tuesday Morning Quarterback is back to mock the draft.

The seriousness of Bill Belichick's unethical behavior could lead to a decline in popularity of the NFL.

Every week, you get a double dose of Tuesday Morning Quarterback: On Wednesdays, you'll read the best TMQ reader responses of the week.

With a few weeks before the NFL starts, Gregg Easterbrook releases his plans to fix the NBA, Final Four and "Spider-Man.

With the late signing period coming to an end, Antonio Williams ranks ESPN.com's top 25 2008 basketball recruiting classes.

Gregg Easterbrook's Tuesday Morning Quarterback returns, with the mock draft to end all mock drafts and a Mr. Irrelevant prediction.

From 65 to 1, Bill Simmons counts down to who will be left cutting down the nets on April 2.

Most people think the Colts will throw the ball deep, while the Bears will feature the run. But TMQ says they've got it all wrong.