playoffs

Rams Dominate Cards in Wild Card, Brady and Bucs Next Up

Monday night, January 17, the Los Angeles Rams dominated the Arizona Cardinals from a well-balanced attack of offense and defense leading to a 34-11 win in an NFC West wildcard game hosted by the Rams in Sofi Stadium in Inglewood, CA.  But before one play, the boisterous Rams fans had Sofi stadium rocking, as they made their claim for the Super Bowl championship to return home to L.A. The Rams defense was aggressive and stingy, keeping a usually agile and evasive Kyler Murray (1) uneasy and rushed in the pocket the entire game.  Where he usually finds room to scramble,

J.R. Smith Is Bringing Showtime Lakers To Orlando With Social Media Viralness

On the first night of the Los Angeles Lakers’ arrival to the NBA bubble in Orlando, FL, newly signed J.R. Smith took to Instagram Live to give his followers a behind-the-scenes look into what players were experiencing. He lightheartedly criticized everything from his view of the parking lot to the size of the blanket the NBA provided pointing out that it was too small for most NBA players who are well above average height. He questioned how players were expected to stay healthy with the bags of candy that were placed as snacks in each players’ room. He went on to show his teammates in the hallway simultaneously grabbing their first meal and ran through the dinner menu. Before long, Smith shared with his captive audience that he was instructed to shut it down. 

The Rams Take on the Saints in NFC Championship

The Los Angeles Rams are one game away from Super Bowl glory after they defeated the Dallas Cowboys 30-22. They will travel to face New Orleans Saints on January 20 for the NFC Championship. The Kansas City Chiefs will battle the New England Patriots in the AFC Championship.

L.A. Sparks Clinch Playoff Berth

The best eight teams of the league will qualify for the postseason. The top two seeds earn a bye and surpass the first two rounds of the playoffs.

Crenshaw Crushes Arleta, Faces Narbonne for City Title

The Crenshaw Cougars defeated the Arleta Mustangs 26-17, advancing the Cougars to the division I city championship game against Narbonne High school. This was the lowest scoring playoff game for the Cougars this postseason. Crenshaw scored 54 points in their first and second round games, according to the California Interscholastic Federation (CIF). Arleta had gone undefeated this season, upsetting the 2nd seeded Birmingham in the quarterfinals. The Mustangs were 6-0 in the East Valley League, a league that includes North Hollywood and Grant High Schools, according to Max Preps. Early in the game, Crenshaw had no problems with sliding past

View Park Train for New Season After Playoffs Run

Guard Antoine Jenkins and center K’Lon Williams helped the View Park Knights boys’ basketball team reach the division IV City and State Playoffs during the 2014-2015 season. Both players will return this season as co-captains of the Knights. Despite their accomplishments, the team did not make it without struggle last season; View Park was in the rebuilding phase after several players transferred. “A lot of the players that didn’t get a lot of playing time from the year before really had to step up and fill those shoes,” said head coach Dennis Latimore. “I felt like they did a great