Milwaukee Sports Headlines

Harris English and Robert Karlsson shared the lead Saturday in the rain-delayed OHL Classic when third-round play was suspended because of darkness in Playa Del Carmen, Mexico.

The season ended for the UW-Milwaukee women’s soccer team the same way it began...with a loss to Michigan.

1. Seattle Seahawks 1 (last week)
Enjoying recent menu of turkeys.
2. Kansas City Chiefs 2
Dreaming the impossible dream.
3. Denver Broncos 3
Trying to avoid a nightmare.
4. New England Patriots 6
Need to trim Panthers' whiskers.
5. New Orleans Saints 9
Paying tribute to the TD.
6. Carolina Panthers 12
Rising like an uppercut.
7. Detroit Lions 7
Must avoid that trap door.
8. San Francisco 49ers 4
Offense better arrive early in N.O.
9. Indianapolis Colts 5
Setting clocks ahead to 2nd half.
10. Chicago Bears 10
Jay's down...oh, darn.
11. Cincinnati Bengals 8
Treat success like a rash.
12. New York Jets 14
Tough to wing it in Buffalo.
13. Dallas Cowboys 13
Dez screaming at his back.
14. Philadelphia Eagles 19
Making Foles of everyone.
15. Arizona Cardinals 17
Shooting par would be loss to Jags.
16. Green Bay Packers 11
Will he become Broadway Scott?
17. Cleveland Browns 20
Can show Bengals the broom.
18. Baltimore Ravens 21
Duct tape holding on O-line.
19. San Diego Chargers 16
Between average and mediocre.
20. Miami Dolphins 15
Need football training, too.
21. Tennessee Titans 18
Proving fast starts mean nothing.
22. St. Louis Rams 24
Fans thought they had moved to L.A.
23. New York Giants 29
OK when Eli not in fetal position.
24. Pittsburgh Steelers 26
Want Lions frisked at door.
25. Buffalo Bills 22
Learning to play with a QB again.
26. Washington Redskins 25
Refuse to win NFC East.
27. Oakland Raiders 23
Playing defense like it's optional.
28. Minnesota Vikings 30
Have 3 QBs too many.
29. Houston Texans 28
Laying a Texas-sized egg.
30. Atlanta Falcons 27
Blank check couldn't save 'em.
31. Tampa Bay Bucs 31
In heated race with Jags for 2-14.
32. Jacksonville Jaguars 32
Strutting their stuff.

Tom Silverstein of the Journal Sentinel staff picks the winners this weekend:GamePoint spreadStraight upvs. spreadPackers at GiantsGiants by 41/2PackersPackersJets at BillsJets by 1BillsBillsRavens at BearsBears by 3RavensRavensBrowns at BengalsBengals by 6BengalsBrownsRaiders at TexansTexans by 91/2TexansTexansCardinals at JaguarsCardinals by 8CardinalsCardinalsWashington at EaglesEagles by 41/2EaglesWashingtonLions at SteelersLions by 21/2LionsLionsFalcons at BuccaneersEvenFalconsFalconsChargers at DolphinsChargers by 11/2ChargersChargers49ers at SaintsSaints by 3 Saints49ersVikings at SeahawksSeahawks by 13SeahawksSeahawksChiefs at BroncosBroncos by 8BroncosChiefsPatriots at PanthersPanthers by 3PanthersPanthersLast week7-74-9-1Season87-6063-81-3

It’s time to find out who can win big games on the road. You know about the Packers and their desperation heading into MetLife Stadium. But there are some other travelers who can return home with more than a T-shirt.

Minnesota power forward Kevin Love posted his 200th career double-double with 28 points and 10 rebounds Friday night in a 117-113 loss to the Denver Nuggets.

Class was in session Saturday night at the NIU Convocation Center. Facing 40 minutes of zone defense from the James Madison Dukes, the UW-Milwaukee Panthers combated it perfectly.

Jeff Jagodzinskiis the offensive coordinator at Georgia State University, a program making the transition to the FBS level.

SUNDAY

Join Matt Velazquez for analysis and discussion during today's UW game against the Indiana Hoosiers at Camp Randall Stadium.

Join Matt Velazquez for analysis and discussion during today's UW game against the Indiana Hoosiers at Camp Randall Stadium.

The Marquette University women’s soccer team’s trip to the NCAA tournament lasted all of 90 minutes.

HONOR SCORESBELOIT Major

SATURDAY

After a close game for a half, Wisconsin pulled away for an easy 85-60 victory over UW-Milwaukee at the Klotsche Center.

Emma Brunkhorst rammed home 24 kills as UW-Stevens Point rallied to edge Wartburg College, 21-25, 21-25, 25-20, 25-21, 15-12, in the first round of the NCAA Division III tournament in St. Paul, Minn.

Brian Anderson, who is to call the Ohio State at Marquette college basketball game for a national television audience Saturday on Fox, notes how both the Buckeyes and Golden Eagles have flipped their scripts this season.

Here are some thoughts found on Twitter this week. Go to www.jsonline.com/sportstweets for links to accounts of state athletes.