The number 3 ranked Tigers will be taking on the Texas A&M Aggies on Saturday afternoon. The Tigers have a 24-2 record and an 11-2 Big 12 record, making them the greatest team in the conference. With a 13-12 record and a 4-9 conference record, the aggies are in 8th place in the Big 12.

This Saturday at the John Paul Jones Arena, the Maryland Terrapins will be traveling to Charlottesville to take on the Virginia Cavaliers. This game pits the Terrapins, who are eighth in the ACC with a 14-10 record and 4-6 conference record, with the Cavaliers. The Cavaliers have a 19-6 record and 6-5 conference record and are now 5th in the ACC. They’re at #22 on the Associated Press poll.

2 of the bottom-ranked teams in the SEC, the Tigers and South Carolina Gamecocks, will be competing at the Colonial Life Arena in Columbia on Saturday. With a 5-6 conference record and a 15-10 in total record, LSU is seventh in the SEC. South Carolina is at the bottom with a 10-15 record and a 2-9 conference record.

The Baylor Bears will sponsor a big 12 match with the Wildcats this Saturday at Waco’s Ferrell Center. They’re now ranked #9 on the Associated Press poll. The Bears are 22-4 with a 9-4 Huge 12 record while the Wildcats are 6-7 in the conference but have a 17-8 record.

The Florida State Seminoles and Wolfpack will be competing at Raleigh’s RBC Center this Saturday in an ACC competition. The Seminoles are 3rd in the ACC with a 17-7 record with an 8-2 conference record. The Wolfpack is fourth at 18-7 with a 7-3 conference record.

Arriving off of a strong – but losing – playoff effort last year versus the Chicago Bulls, the Indiana Pacers came roaring back to start out the 2011-2012 year. The team is going through its best early record in the previous eight years, but are still troubled versus the more skillful teams in the league. While they’re 11-4 so far, simply four of those victories are versus teams with records above .500.

Number one rated Kentucky vs the NCAA tournament hopefuls Georgia? Seems like a recipe for a crushing defeat, especially as Kentucky just barely regained that coveted No. 1 spot on the standings for the first time in the earlier two months. While the Kentucky Wildcats are at the top of the standings and enjoying an 11 game win streak, the Bulldogs can best be termed inconsistent so far in the year.

The Playoffs have commenced and there are 4 teams in the NFC Playoffs that are seeking to genuinely achieve the Superbowl. The Green Bay Packers, New Orleans Saints, Giants and the 49ers are all fighting to get that coveted location in the Superbowl and though all 4 teams are extremely talents, just one team will triumph.

The Superbowl is just around the corner and most individuals are thrilled to see which squads are destined to be playing. The NFC is stacked with amazing squads but just a handful of them genuinely have a chance. The Green Bay Packers are presently the faves as they had the ability to have an practically perfect regular season with a 15-1 record but the New Orleans Saints are right behind as the 2nd faves. The AFC faves would be the New England Patriots but the Broncos only might put them through their paces as Tim Tebow has been able to come up with miracles on a weekly basis.

The Jan 15 – Texans vs Baltimore Ravens game has the potential to be a dramatic and interesting game from start to finish, or a severe letdown. The reason: both teams have seemed impressive at times this year and absolutely horrid at others.