SportsBender: 1 (vs. 2) For The Ages

"These picks are DOG-ON right."

AFC = 2-0
NFC = 0-2

Wild Card Weekend

AFC

Sat., Jan. 08, 8:00 PM ET NBC

New York Jets 21

Indianapolis 17

Sun., Jan. 09, 1:00 PM ET CBS

Baltimore 30

Kansas City 21

NFC

Sat., Jan. 08, 4:30 PM ET NBC

New Orleans 38

Seattle 17

Sun., Jan. 09, 4:30 PM ET FOX

Green Bay 24

Philadelphia 30

Divisional Playoffs

Sat., Jan. 15, 4:30 PM ET CBS

New York Jets (TBD) 24

Pittsburgh 23

Sun., Jan. 16, 4:30 PM ET CBS

Baltimore (TBD) 24

New England 20

Sat., Jan. 15, 8:00 PM ET FOX

New Orleans (TBD) 21

Atlanta 31

Sun., Jan. 16, 1:00 PM ET FOX

Philadelphia (TBD) 20

Chicago 16

Conference Championships

BOWL SLIDESHOW RECAPS

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Fiesta

No. 9 Oklahoma 48, No. 25 UConn 20

The Oklahoma Sooners don't have to hear about their BCS losing streak anymore. They busted it up in a big way. Landry Jones threw for a school bowl-record 429 yards and three touchdowns, and OU ended a five-game BCS bowl losing streak in convincing fashion. Oklahoma (12-2) carried plenty of BCS baggage after losing three straight title games and two Fiesta Bowls. The Sooners avoided the setback six pack behind Jones and Ryan Broyles, who had team records of 13 catches and 170 yards to go with the sealing touchdown.

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