In a nutshell: As of 12:05 a.m Tuesday by Hartley Miller
NCAA Football: (Championship game)
(#1) Alabama 52 (#3) Ohio State 24
(The Crimson Tide finished with a perfect 13-0 record on the season)
Congratulations to Covid-19 on winning the national title. https://t.co/8sLYsmtOFR
— Tom Hawthorn (@tomhawthorn) January 12, 2021
NFL: (Playoffs)
The NFL Conference semi-finals have LA Rams at Green Bay (Saturday 1:35 PM PT) and Tampa Bay at New Orleans (Sunday 3:40 PM) in the NFC plus Baltimore at Buffalo (Saturday 5:15 PM) and Cleveland at Kansas City (Sunday 12:05 PM) in the AFC. Home teams are favoured in each game: the Packers by 7, Bills by 2, Saints by 3 and Chiefs by 10.
NBA:
Portland Trail Blazers 112 Toronto Raptors 111
–It was the second consecutive one-point loss on the road for the Raptors, who are just 2-8 after 10 games.
McCollum’s shot lifts Blazers to win over Raptors.
MORE: https://t.co/MO5OQEPkHd pic.twitter.com/JqIqbo4ubL
— TSN (@TSN_Sports) January 12, 2021
NHL:
–The NHL regular-season will begin on Wednesday with five games including Vancouver at Edmonton and Montreal at Toronto. The Canucks also play the Oilers on Thursday to complete the doubleheader.
WHL:
Many unanswered questions still remain for @PGCougars
| https://t.co/FVYVjmpd3t #CityofPG #sports pic.twitter.com/Dhuvoh7pOz— My Prince George Now (@mypgnow) January 11, 2021
Column:
WHL: Lots of unanswered questions; maybe no playoffs . . . Moon will shine bright over Edmonton; veteran radio voice moves from Rebels to Oilers https://t.co/aLI0OvnIq5
— Gregg Drinnan (@gdrinnan) January 12, 2021