One final Sunday of regular season left to play, and still so many undecided playoff spots. There were many surprise teams that did better than expected, and a few that did worse.

The team that takes the cake for the biggest disappointment in 2010 is the San Diego Chargers. They came into the season with the one of the league’s top rosters, an offense rated number one, and a defense rated in the top five. Perhaps they should stop walking on the field feeling statistically better, and actually play better than their opponent.

A broadcast watchdog has reprimanded a Quebec radio host for "scornful, derisive and denigrating" remarks he made about gays during the Vancouver Olympics.

The brouhaha erupted last Feb. 17 when RDS commentators Claude Mailhot and Alain Goldberg remarked on American figure skater Johnny Weir's lipstick and black and pink outfit.

They expressed concerns that Weir was perpetuating the stereotype of men's figure skating as an effeminate sport.

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The regular season is winding down and this week marks the final Thursday night game, as well as the final Monday night game. In addition, instead of watching the "Grinch" after your Christmas dinner, tune into an Saturday evening NFL game as the Cardinals host the Cowboys.

Are you becoming depressed as the end of the football season is coming near? Well there is great news for the football fan in all of us, we have two football teams to support in the Spring.

Are New Year’s resolutions in your future? Find out what I think about them in my Random Rant.

Hard Hitting Action

As the NFL season starts to wind down, the women's tackle football season - brought to you by the Women's Football Alliance - is ramping up.

San Diego is very fortunate to have two outstanding teams to support, the