With the temperature touching -13 degrees Fahrenheit at kickoff, the Packers and Cowboys played in one of the coldest, and one of the most memorable, games in NFL history. With just seconds left and the temperature dipping to -18 degrees, Green Bay quarterback Bart Starr snuck in a one-yard run, giving the Packers a 21-17 victory.
Kentucky Wildcats coach John Calipari would like to see the NCAA tournament remain as it is. The tournament featured a 64-team field from 1989 to 2010 and expanded to 68 teams with the initial First Four round in 2011. But recent reports have indicated there is ongoing speculation the NCAA could further expand the tournament to showcase no more than 80 teams. Calipari, who has taken Kentucky to the Big Dance in 12 of his 15 seasons at the helm, is not a fan of that idea.
Allen Iverson joined Robin Lundberg of Sports Illustrated to discuss the state of the NBA and his March Madness partnership with Pepsi.
Virginia struggled offensively against Colorado State, leading to criticism of their NCAA selection.
From Shohei Ohtani's new start with the Dodgers to college basketball fans unimpressed with the Virginia Cavaliers, Sports Illustrated host Robin Lundberg shares insights into some of the top stories trending on SI.com.
PUMA Golf teams up with SI to get a behind the scenes look at one of their newest collabs between PUMA x Palm Tree Crew which were inspired by PGA Tour player, Rickie Fowler and world renowned DJ, Kygo. Between their friendships and bringing their two worlds together, the PUMA x PTC team bring fans golf and lifestyle products that promote a hustle hard but relax easy mentality. In true spirit, the teams debuted the product at this year’s WM Open which is known to be the biggest party on grass.
The Kansas Jayhawks men’s basketball team will have to operate without star guard Kevin McCullar Jr. in the upcoming NCAA tournament. Jayhawks coach Bill Self told reporters Tuesday that McCullar will miss the entire tournament due to a knee injury.
A special spot in North Carolina supplies Augusta's unique sand, which shines on national television.
