What to Watch this week in sports

	THURSDAY 11/13 | NFL Network 8 p.m. NFL: Jets at Patriots Matt Cassel has looked fine filling in for Tom Brady -- when Cassel's been on his feet. The New England quarterback, who has led the Pats to a 6-3 record, has been sacked an AFC-high 29 times. Bad news this week: Led by Shaun Ellis, who has seven sacks, the 6-3 Jets are second in the conference in getting to the opposing QB.
	THURSDAY 11/13 | TNT 8 p.m. NBA: Nuggets at Cavaliers For Chauncey Billups, the Big Trade was a homecoming. The Denver native was one of three players the Nuggets got from the Pistons for Allen Iverson. Now if he can find his stroke. In two games since returning to the rarefied air, Billups has gone 7 for 30 from the floor.
	SATURDAY 11/15 | ABC 3:30 p.m. CFB: Minnesota at Wisconsin In a good year the Golden Gophers' trophy case looks like a weird yard sale. Minnesota plays for the Little Brown Jug (against Michigan), Paul Bunyan's Axe (Wisconsin) and Floyd of Rosedale, a bronze pig (Iowa). The Gophers' tchotchke challenge got off to a poor start, as they dropped to 7-3 with a loss to Michigan last Saturday. Things don't get easier this week: They haven't beaten Wisconsin since 2003.
	TUESDAY 11/18 | Versus 7 p.m. NHL: Wild at Penguins Marian Gaborik isn't helping his case for a big contract after this season when he becomes a free agent. The Minnesota right wing, who led the team in scoring last year, hasn't played since going on injured reserve on Oct. 14. The Wild is getting along fine without him; it's a point behind the Canucks in the Northwest division thanks to Antti Miettinen. The Finn, an off-season free agent pickup from the Stars, leads Minnesota with six goals.
	TUESDAY 11/18 | ESPN 9 p.m. CBB: Kentucky at No. 1 North Carolina To celebrate the start of the college basketball season, ESPN offers 23 straight hours of live coverage, enough hoops to exhaust even Dick Vitale. Headlining the marathon will be the sport's two alltime winningest teams. Carolina has its entire starting five returning, but only four will be on hand tonight: National Player of the Year Tyler Hansbrough is out with a minor shin injury. Without the big man, the Tar Heels are likely to attack from the perimeter, so watch Wayne Ellington, who shot 40.0 percent from behind the arc last season.