Must Watch: Steelers (6-2) @ Bengals (6-2)

Sun: 8:20 PM ET | 5:20 PM PT –  NBC

The AFC North runs through the winner of this game. Pittsburgh has had to rely on its defense, while Cincinnati has dis[layed a well-oiled machine now that its offense is fully healthy.

Worth It: Vikings (6-2) @ Packers (6-3)

Sun: 1:00 PM ET |  10:00 AM PT – Fox

The Vikings acquire quarterback Kirk Cousins from the Raiders at the trade deadline in hopes of sparking an anemic offense. His first game in his return to the team is a heated and ultra-important divisional battle… on the road.

Worth It: NFL Munich Game: Patriots (5-4) vs. Lions (6-2)

Sun: 9:30 AM ET | 6:30 AM PT – Fox

The Lions have been on a roll lately, allowing just 15.5 points per game over their last four contests after an abysmal start defensively. Meanwhile, the Patriots desperately need a win after getting thumped in Green Bay last week.

Men’s

Worth It: LSU (3-0) vs. No. 14 Gonzaga (2-0)

Sat: 3:30 PM ET | 12:30 PM PT – USA Network

The return of Will Wade to LSU as head coach has gone swimmingly on the court so far. This weekend, it gets a chance for an early signature win against one of the best programs on the West Coast.

Worth It: Baylor (3-0)  vs. No. 7 Texas (3-0)

Sun: 3:00 PM ET | 12:00 PM PT – ESPN

Unbeaten in-state foes meet in a non-conference matchup. Texas has the preseason hype, but an upset from Baylor would take the Bears’ expectations to a new level after 4 games.

Worth It: Syracuse (2-1) @ No. 13 St. John’s (3-0)

Sun: 7:00 PM ET | 4:00 PM PT – Peacock

An old-school Big East rivalry renewed. Not much is expected of Syracuse this season, so that’s the primary draw, along with this being an underrated in-state matchup. 

Women’s

Must Watch: No. 3 USC (3-0) @ No. 1 South Carolina (2-0)

Sun: 1:00 PM ET | 10:00 AM PT – ABC

They’re calling it “The Real SC” as the winner will be able to rightfully claim that title in women’s hoops. Both programs are among the best in the nation, historically and at the present time.

Must Watch: No. 8 Vanderbilt (4-0) @ No. 10 Iowa (2-1)

Sun: 1:00 PM ET | 10:00 AM PT – FS1

Iowa heads home after a humbling loss to UConn. The Hawkeyes have another shot to end an opposing team’s perfect start, but Vanderbilt has quickly become a top-tier program, making that task much more easy said than done.

Must Watch: No. 4 UConn (2-1) @ No. 7 Louisville (4-0)

Sun: 5:30 PM ET | 2:30 PM PT – ESPN

UConn doesn’t lose often, and when it does, it usually responds. The Huskies did so against No. 10 Iowa last week, and No.7 Louisville is next on the docket. But, UConn is 0-1 on the road this season.

Worth It: Pistons (7-3) @ Heat (5-6)

Sat: 8:00 PM ET | 5:00 PM PT – NBA TV

Detroit won the first meeting between these teams rather handedly, Eleven when Cade Cunningham hasn’t had his best nights, others have been able to step up. Still, that might be more difficult with guys like Jalen Duren slated to miss this game. It’s on the Heat to capitalize and put itself back in the hunt.

Background TV: Magic (3-7) @ Celtics (10-2)

Mon: 7:00  PM ET | 4:00 PM PT – NBC Sports Network

The Magic haven’t had a great start to the season. Meanwhile, Boston seems poised to continue its dominance in the Eastern Conference.

Worth It: No. 22 Missouri (6-3) @ No. 1 Georgia (8-1)

Sat: 3:30 PM ET | 12:30 PM PT – ABC/Disney+

Georgia is now the national championship favorite. The Bulldogs have manhandled their last two ranked opponents. Missouri has been known to pull off an upset, but the Tigers also fell apart in a home game against Texas last weekend.

Worth It: No. 18 USC (7-2) @ No. 9 Indiana (8-1)

Sat: 3:30 PM ET | 12:30 PM PT – CBS

Both teams need this one for their College Football Playoff hopes, and USC needs it more. A third loss in the Big Ten won’t cut it this year, making this an ever-important road trip across time zones for Lincoln Riley’s squad.

Worth It: No. 2 Utah (9-0) @ No. 23 Arizona (7-2)

Sat: 7:30 PM ET | 4:30 PM PT –  Fox

The last significant obstacle between Utah and a perfect regular season, Arizona was once in the championship mix. Now, the WIldcats will just hope to play spoiler. This game also features two of the conference’s top quarterbacks in Devon Dampier and Noah Fifita going head-to-head.

Worth It: No. 12 Texas Tech (8-1) @ No.  25 Oklahoma State (6-3)

Sat: 9:30 PM ET | 6:30 PM PT – ESPN

Texas Tech benefitted from a BYU loss last week, and the Red Raiders are now in prime position to return to the Big 12 Championship Game. Win out, and they’ll be there. Yet, Oklahoma State is hitting its stride at the right time, and head coach Eric Morris surely wants to take down his alma mater in their first meeting.

Worth It: Canadiens (11-3-4) @ Rangers (10-8-1)

Mon: 7:30 PM ET | 4:30 PM PT – TNT/truTV

Monday’s national game features a pair of Original Six franchises. The Canadiens are off to one of the best starts in the NHL, while New York has been slowed down by a season-ending injury to goaltender Igor Sheshterkin.

Worth It: Panthers (10-7-2) @ Stars (10-5-2)

Sun: 8:00 PM ET | 5:00 PM PT – NHL Network

Two teams that could win a Stanley Cup face off on Sunday night. Both are hovering around the wild card spots, but with the scoring power that each has, that could easily flip on a dime.

Background TV: NHL Global Series: Kraken (9-7-1)  vs.  Hurricanes (15-3-2)

Sat: 1:00 PM ET | 10:00 AM PT – NHL Network

It’s a special opportunity when a player gets to play in front of his home country, and that’s what the Finnish players on both sides are getting this weekend. Carolina won Thursday’s game 4-1 behind three goals from Finnish-born players. Seattle aims for the split in Game 2.

This week’s Sunday Night Football game features a showdown between the Pittsburgh Steelers and the Cincinnati Bengals, each entering the weekend at 6-2 and tied atop the AFC North.

Although they’ve put up identical records, they’ve each gone about it a different way. Pittsburgh has relied on a top-10 defensive unit to limit its opponents and give the Steelers time to scrape together points with an offense that leaves much to be desired with just 22.5 points per game so far.

Meanwhile, Cincinnati’s Joe Burrow is enjoying an MVP-caliber season as the catalyst for a dynamic passing game and is second in the NFL in passing yards through the first half of the season. His performance has driven the Bengals to become the No. 1 passing offense in the league, and they score 30 points per game as a unit overall.

Sunday night will be the second and final regular season meeting between these two divisional rivals this season. Their Week 3 battle went back and forth, and Pittsburgh hit two fourth-quarter field goals to eke out the win.

Now, Cincinnati aims for the equalizer. Otherwise, Pittsburgh will hold the advantage if the division winner comes down to a tie breaker.

Stat: 3 - number of touchdowns Joe Burrow and Aaron Rodgers each threw during the Week 3 meeting in Pittsburgh. 

Pick: Cincinnati wins by 3

This is sure to come down to the wire again, but Cincinnati takes care of business at home. Burrow takes advantage of the opportunity to engineer a game-winning drive.

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