Kick the winter blues and start 2026 off on the right foot! Enter for a chance to win a four-pack of tickets to see Dallas Trinity FC light up the scoreboard against Brooklyn FC in a special Black History Month matchup on January 31st!

PLAY BALL

• Did you miss out on seeing Dallas’ newest sports team debut last Saturday? Don’t worry, the Dallas Pulse are back tonight to continue bringing pro volleyball to DFW when they face the San Diego Mojo!

• SMU basketball hits the court for two awesome ACC matchups this week, starting with the women’s team versus Virgina Tech tonight before the men’s team takes on Virgina on Saturday.

• TNA Wrestling makes its star-studded debut on AMC tonight at the Curtis Culwell Center, featuring a world title match main event!

• It’s a week of Texas showdowns for the UNT Mean Green basketball teams! The women’s team battles Rice this Saturday while the men’s team meets UTSA on Wednesday in two huge in-state matchups.

• All systems are a go for some great hoops action on Monday when the Texas Legends square off with the Wizards-affiliated Capital City Go-Go.

• Don’t miss your chance to see all the National Championship action on a massive screen with plenty of great drinks and eats at Texas Live! this Monday!*

NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP WATCH PARTIES

After a thrilling College Football Playoff that saw the ACC and Big Ten rise to the occasion, find out whether Indiana or Miami will be crowned National Champion at one of these watch parties around DFW! Will it be Curt Cignetti’s Indiana squad led by the potential 2026 NFL Draft #1 Pick Fernando Mendoza, or Mario Cristobal’s Miami team led by their own star QB, Carson Beck? Find out with football fans from around the Metroplex and beyond at these watch parties!

THIS WEEK

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• Congratulations to TCU football legend Gary Patterson! The former Horned Frogs head coach of 21 years was recently named as part of the College Football Hall of Fame Class of 2026.

• The Dallas Cowboys search for a defensive coordinator is in full swing, with several big names like former Cardinals head coach Jonathon Gannon and Ravens defensive coordinator Zach Orr among the candidates. Learn more about Dallas’ search for a defensive coordinator here.

• There’s some positive news on the Mavericks injury front this week. Anthony Davis’ injured left hand won’t require surgery. Davis is expected to be reevaluated in six weeks. Dallas Hoops Journal is also reporting that a Kyrie Irving return could be on the table after the All-Star break.

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