The New Orleans Saints were able to take down the Minnesota Vikings on a 40-yard field goal in overtime for a final score of 38-21. The Vikings had their chances to win but to many turnovers cost them the game. This years Super Bowl XLIV is looking like a high-powered event that features two of the best quarterbacks in the NFL today. The game will be held at Miami’s Sun Life Stadium on Feb 7 6:25 pm. NFL PRO BOWL ROSTERS for Jan 31 at 7:20 pm AFC Quarterbacks -- Matt Schaub Houston, Vince Young Tennessee, David Garrard Jacksonville Running Backs -- Chris Johnson Tennessee, Maurice Jones-Drew Jacksonville, Ray Rice Baltimore Fullback -- Le'Ron McClain Baltimore Wide Receivers -- Andre Johnson Houston, Brandon Marshall Denver, Chad Ochocinco Cincinnati Tight Ends -- Antonio Gates San Diego, Heath Miller Pittsburgh Centers -- Nick Mangold N.Y. Jets Guards -- Alan Faneca N.Y. Jets, Logan Mankins New England, Kris Dielman San Diego Tackles -- Ryan Clady Denver, Jake Long Miami, D'Brickashaw Ferguson N.Y. Jets, Joe Thomas Cleveland AFC Defense Ends -- Mario Williams Houston, Kyle Vanden Bosch, Tennessee Interior Linemen -- Haloti Ngata Baltimore, Vince Wilfork New England, Casey Hampton Pittsburgh Inside-Middle Linebackers -- Ray Lewis Baltimore, DeMeco Ryans Houston Outside Linebackers -- Elvis Dumervil Denver, James Harrison Pittsburgh; Brian Cushing Houston, LaMarr Woodley Pittsburgh Cornerbacks -- Nnamdi Asomugha Oakland, Darrelle Revis N.Y. Jets Champ Bailey Denver Strong Safety -- Brian Dawkins Denver Free Safeties -- Ed Reed Baltimore, Jairus Byrd Buffalo, Brandon Meriweather Patriots AFC Specialists Punter -- Shane Lechler Oakland Kick Return Specialist -- Joshua Cribbs, Cleveland Placekicker -- Nate Kaeding San Diego Special Teamer -- Kassim Osgood San Diego NFC Quarterbacks -- Aaron Rodgers Green Bay, Donovan McNabb Philadelphia, Tony Romo Cowboys Running Backs -- Adrian Peterson Minnesota, Steven Jackson St. Louis, Frank Gore San Francisco, DeAngelo Williams Carolina Fullback -- Leonard Weaver Philadelphia Wide Receivers -- Larry Fitzgerald Arizona, Steve Smith N.Y. Giants, DeSean Jackson Philadelphia, Miles Austin Dallas, Sidney Rice Minnesota Tight Ends -- Vernon Davis San Francisco, Jason Witten Dallas Centers -- Andre Gurode Dallas, Jonathan Goodwin New Orleans, Shaun O'Hara New York Giants Guards -- Jahri Evans New Orleans, Steve Hutchinson Minnesota, Leonard Davis Dallas Tackles -- Bryant McKinnie Minnesota, Jason Peters Philadelphia, Jonathan Stinchcomb New Orleans NFC Defense Ends -- Jared Allen Minnesota, Julius Peppers Carolina, Trent Cole Philadelphia Interior Linemen -- Darnell Dockett Arizona, Kevin Williams Minnesota, Jay Ratliff Dallas Inside-Middle Linebackers -- Patrick Willis San Francisco, Jonathan Vilma New Orleans, London Fletcher Washington Outside Linebackers -- Lance Briggs Chicago, Clay Matthews, DeMarcus Ware Dallas, Brian Orakpo, Washington Cornerbacks -- Asante Samuel Philadelphia, Charles Woodson Green Bay, Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie Arizona, Terence Newman Dallas Strong Safety -- Adrian Wilson Arizona Free Safeties -- Darren Sharper New Orleans, Nick Collins Green Bay, Quintin Mikell Philadelphia NFC Specialists Punter -- Andy Lee San Francisco Kick Return Specialist -- DeSean Jackson Philadelphia, Percy Harvin Minnesota Placekicker -- David Akers Philadelphia Special Teamer -- Heath Farwell Minnesota NCAA FOOTBALL There are millions of reasons why we will probably never see a college playoff system and they all relate to money. Just from Boise State and TCU making it to a BCS Bowl game their entire conference will earn a profit. The Mountain West Conference which TCU belongs to will split $9.8 million, the Western Athletic Conference which Boise St belongs to will share $7.8 million. But the real winners are the big major conferences like the Big Ten and the SEC conferences each earning $22 million, while the other four Big Twelve, Big East, Pac 10, and the ACC each earning $17.7 million. While a playoff system is what many fans want to see, the bowl games bring a lot of revenue for all the schools even if they don’t qualify for a bowl game. NBA NEWS Things just don’t seem to get any better for the NY Knicks who lost yesterday to the Dallas Mavericks 128-78; the 50-point loss was the worst loss in team history. At the beginning of the game the Knicks looked like they were going to make a good game out of it by only being outscored by the Mavericks by two points in the first quarter. But after that the game quickly turned into a blowout as the Knicks got outscored by at least 9 points in the remaining three quarters. In other NBA news the LA Lakers got the chance to meet president Barack Obama today. The Lakers were invited to the White House in honor of winning their 15th NBA title last years NBA championship. Today’s NBA GAMES 7:00 PM ET Indiana at Philadelphia FOX MIDW COMCAST 7:30 PM ET LA Clippers at Boston FSN Prime Ticket 7:30 PM ET Cleveland at Miami Sun Sports NBA TV 8:00 PM ET Orlando at Memphis Sun Sports Fox South - Tenn 8:30 PM ET Atlanta at Houston SportSouth Fox Sports Net Houston 8:30 PM ET Chicago at San Antonio Comcast Sports Chicago FOX SW 9:00 PM ET Charlotte at Denver SportSouth Altitude Sports 9:00 PM ET Phoenix at Utah KUTP 45 FOX ROCKY 9:00 PM ET New Orleans at Portland NBA SCORES FROM 1/24/10 Dallas 128, New York 78 LA Clippers 92, Washington 78 Toronto 106, LA Lakers 105 MENS COLLEGE BASKETBALL NEWS After losing to both Connecticut and Kansas St the Texas Longhorns dropped from 1st to 6th place in the current college standings. With the Longhorns out of first place the Kentucky Wildcats takeover the Number one spot and remains the only team in Division 1 with no losses. TOP 25 GAMES TODAY 9:00 PM ET Missouri at (2) Kansas ESPN 7:00 PM ET (11) Georgetown at (4) Syracuse ESPN TOP 25 SCORES FROM 1/24/10 Seton Hall 64, (11) Pittsburgh 61 Florida State 68, (18) Georgia Tech 66 (19) Wisconsin 79, Penn State 71 (22) Northern Iowa 67, Indiana State 58 OLYMPIC NEWS Former Olympian Nancy Kerrigan father passed away this weekend at their home in Stoneham MA. Kerrigan’s mother originally told authorities he passed away from a heart attack, but police still arrested Kerrigan’s brother Daniel for assault on a person over 60 years old. World Cup Soccer News Paraguay’s World Cup Soccer star and lead striker Salvador Cabanas was shot in the head and is in critical condition after being at a bar in Mexico with his wife. So far two suspects have been detained but no formal arrest have been made. Cabana was currently playing for the Mexican team Club America where he has become one of the top strikers in the Mexican league. By: Frank Bilotta
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