Brian Driscoll from Ibrish Breakdown joined us to preview the national championship game.

We give you our best bets for the NFL divisional playoff matchups and lockleens or dogs.

And is LeBron James leaving the NBA to start a new basketball league, basically pulling a live?

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Tomorrow kicks off three of the greatest days in sports as we get a full plate of football, including some dynamite matchups in the NFL divisional playoff round on Saturday and Sunday. Then it culminates in the biggest college

football game of them all in the national championship between Ohio State and Notre Dame,

which we all hope is going to be a better game than most are predicting. And our friend Brian

Driscoll absolutely went off about who the new Notre Dame really is.

You're not going to want to miss that here in a little bit. I don't know about you guys,

but Saturday cannot get here soon enough. I'm ready right now. But thank goodness we can help

get you through today as we truly are on the eve of the greatest sports window, in my opinion. David Cohn, between the NFL and the

national championship, what are you most looking for? Oh, well, I'm looking forward to everything. I love

football. That's what I'm about. But I can't stop thinking about this Ravens and Bill's matchup,

because there are legacies on the line. I mean, I'm old enough to

remember when Brett Fav and Dan Marino and John Elway were all going after each other. That's when

I fell in love with the NFL, you know, those playoff matchups. Then we had Tom Brady and Peyton

Manning and Drew Breeze going at each other. And now we're in an era where we're trying to see, can anyone take down Patrick

Mahomes and both of these guys, okay, that are coming up in this game, Josh Allen and Lamar Jackson,

they both got their crack at Mahomes at home a year ago, couldn't do it. Now it's only going to be

one of them because these guys have to face off against each other before they get to the AFC championship game. So, legacies on the line, that's why I can't wait.

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