Lou Holtz, college football coaching legend, in hospice care: reports

Lou Holtz, the Hall of Fame college football coach who led a record six different teams to bowl games, has entered hospice care.

Loyola’s Miles Rubin reflects on blocks record, what’s next and Derrick Rose moment
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Cassie Carlson goes 1-on-1 with Loyola Chicago's all-time leader in blocks, Miles Rubin. They talk about what it means to have set the school record this season, what's next in his career and watching fellow Simeon alum Derrick Rose have his Bulls jersey retired.

Could the Bears have beaten the Seahawks in the NFC title?
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The Athletic's Dan Wiederer joins Cassie Carlson on a Wednesday edition of CST. They chat about the shocking news that Bill Belichick was not voted in as a first-ballot inductee into the Pro Football Hall of Fame, whether the Bears could have beaten the Seahawks in the NFC Title game, the chances that Declan Doyle and Al Harris will remain on the Bears coaching staff, and which receiver will be the #1 weapon for Caleb Williams' passing attack next season. Also, how will the Bears revamp their defensive line this offseason?

Local sled hockey star headed to 2026 Paralympics | ChicagoLIVE
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Brody Roybal, who become the youngest U.S. sled hockey player to win Paralympic gold, will represent Team USA at the Milano Cortina Games. 

Bill Belichick's snub from the Pro Football Hall of Fame is criticized by voters and NFL fans

Bill Belichick has more Super Bowl rings than anyone in NFL history. Yet, somehow he’s not a first-ballot Pro Football Hall of Famer. News of the snub stunned players, coaches and fans alike.

Ben Johnson as coach of the year? 1st & North makes the case
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It’s the quiet week before the Super Bowl, but there’s nothing quiet about the NFC North. Coaches are on the move across the division, one key Bears coach stays put and the 1st & North team makes a strong case for Ben Johnson as coach of the year. Plus, awards debates heat up, Detroit drama spills over and even the Pro Bowl becomes a punchline.