College Basketball: Top 25 action has number 6 Syracuse hosting 24^th ranked Cincinnati and 20^th ranked Notre Dame hosts Georgetown.

NFL: The field is set for Super Bowl 47 in New Orleans February 3^rd as Baltimore meets San Francisco. It will match brothers John and Jim Harbaugh leading their respective teams. John Harbaugh said it best following the Ravens win in the AFC Championship over New England Sunday night when he said Jim and I won’t decide who wins the game, it will be the players on the field.

MLB: Baltimore Orioles officials are working on plans to honor former manager Earl Weaver, who died Saturday at the age of 82.  The team says it wants to give Weaver's family some time to mourn his death before finalizing plans to honor the managerial wizard.  A memorial could come as soon as next week or it may be scheduled for sometime soon after the 2013 season gets underway.

NBA: The Sacramento Kings appear to be headed to Seattle.  The NBA is confirming the Maloof family has agreed to a deal to sell the team to a Seattle-based investment group.  The league issued a statement saying the proposed sale is now under review and is subject to approval of the NBA's Board of Governors. 

The sale price has been reported to be around 525-million-dollars. If the sale is approved, the Kings are expected to relocate to Seattle's Key Arena next season and be renamed the Super Sonics.  The original Sonics left Seattle to become the Oklahoma City Thunder in 2008.

PGA Tour: Phil Mickelson says he will make "drastic changes" because of federal and California state tax increases. The 42-year-old golfer said he would talk in more detail about his plans -- possibly moving away from California or even retiring from golf -- before his hometown Farmers Insurance Open, the San Diego-area event that starts Thursday at Torrey Pines.

In November, California voters approved Proposition 30, the first statewide tax increase since 2004. It boosted the state tax rate on incomes of more than $1 million from 10.3 percent to 13.3 percent.