TSN football analyst Chris Schultz has broken down all the teams in each division in the NFL leading up to the regular season. Now hes taking a crack at predicting the post-season. Okay, lets talk playoffs. In the AFC my divisional winners are New England for obvious reasons, Baltimore as a major bounce back team, the Colts because of Andrew Luck and, of course, Denver as nobody can produce points like the Broncos. The wild card teams are difficult to pick but San Diego for sure and the sixth seed is a decision between the Bengals and the Titans. The Bengals are the safe and logical choice but I think Tennessee could surprise as they are in a weaker division and Ken Wisenhunt has done excellent work with quarterbacks and I anticipating he will do excellent work with Jake Locker. As far as first to sixth in the AFC I will take the obvious choice of Denver with the best record followed by New England. I think the Colts will win 11 games and the Ravens 10 as well as the Chargers and Titans in that 10 area too. In the NFC I like New Orleans to win the South and have the best record in the NFC. Green Bay with Eddie Lacy and Aaron Rodgers together for the entire year win the North and in a surprise pick the 49ers win the NFC West over Seattle. The 49ers are a tough football team and I saw them respond in the head-to-head games with Seattle. The Eagles win the NFC East as I dont think the Giants will have a great year and Dallas has big problems on defence. The Redskins have offensive talent but can RG3 stay healthy and start 16 games? The wild card picks in the NFC are very close. Chicago, Carolina, Seattle, Arizona and Atlanta are all playoff-calibre teams, but I will go with Seattle for again obvious reasons again and of the four remaining I like Carolinas defence to just edge out Atlantas offence. Just an edge. The Saints end up with the best record going 8-0 at home and the Packers end up with second best record as they too go 8-0 at home. The 49ers and Seahawks both have 11 wins but the 49ers win the division in a complex tiebreaker. Eagles win 10 but no more and Carolina wins 10 but no more. Back in the AFC the wild card round begins with the sixth-seeded Tennessee playing the third-seeded Indianapolis and fourth-place Baltimore hosting fifth-place San Diego. At home, the Colts take care of the Titans easily and at Baltimore Philip Rivers plays a great game and upsets the Ravens just like they did against the Bengals last year. In the NFC it is Carolina at number six that plays number-three the 49ers in new Levi Stadium while number-five Seattle plays the Eagles in Philadelphia. Seattle destroys Philadelphia and the 49ers win by three against Carolina. Divisional playoff football is considered the best week of the entire season and in January of 2015 it does not disappoint. San Diego at the lowest seed has to play the Broncos in Denver in the AFC while the Colts go to New England to play the Patriots as Andrew Luck gets another shot at Tom Brady. In a big upset the Broncos are over confident and it is the Chargers that win in overtime. In the other divisional final what happened in January of 2014 happens in January of 2015, Brady over Luck and New England moves on to the AFC Championship again, this time at home. In the NFC, Seattle as the lower non-division winning team goes to the Mercedes-Benz Superdome and plays the Saints. While San Francisco plays Green Bay in minus-10 Celsius. The Saints are ready but Seattle shuts down all of Drew Brees receivers and wins easily. In Green Bay, its Aaron Rodgers day with Jordy Nelson catching 10 passes for 200 yards and Green bay wins by seven. So, January, 2014 has Seattle playing the same team they opened up with on Thursday Sept. 5: the Green Bay Packers, but this time in Green Bay. The weather is brutal. 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Doubles are set for Saturday with reverse singles on Sunday to decide which team reaches the quarterfinals. Danny Granger Jersey . You can watch the game live on TSN and TSN GO at 3pm et/Noon pt. The Thunder reclaimed the home-court advantage LA took with a Game 1 win on Friday night with a 118-112 road win in Game 3.Philadelphia, PA (SportsNetwork.com) - Villanova went unbeaten again in Big 5 play after overcoming its toughest obstacle in the series. It did not come from city rivals Temple, La Salle or Saint Josephs. It came from the Ivy League. Daniel Ochefu had 21 points and 10 rebounds and the No. 5 Wildcats pulled away down the stretch to beat pesky Penn 62-47 on Saturday night at the Palestra. Dylan Ennis added 10 points and was the only other scorer in double figures for the Wildcats (17-1), who have won four in a row. Antonio Woods scored 18 points to lead the Quakers (4-9), who have dropped four of their last five. Villanovas narrowest margin of victory over a Big 5 team was 14 over La Salle on Dec. 3, but this game was closer for longer. Taking a break from Big East play, where they have gone 4-1, the Wildcats only had a one-point lead against Penn with under 10 minutes to play before pulling away. They have won 10 games in a row against the other Big 5 teams since losing to Temple on Dec. 5, 2012. Woods cut Penns deficit to one with a 3-pointer inside the 10-minute mark in the second half. But Villanova scored the next seven, punctuated by Ochefus dunk, and the Quakers were never closer than five the rest of the way. We just scrapped for a road win, Villanova coach Jay Wright said, according to the teams official website. Thatt was a really difficult environment against a really hungry team with a great game plan.dddddddddddd We were able to just gut it out. It wasnt pretty and there really wasnt anything real positive that we did except for being mentally strong to keep playing every possession. Finally, we kind of broke through at the end. The Wildcats warmed up in the second half after shooting just 30 percent from the field in the first 20 minutes for a 23-21 lead at the break. They shot 56 percent the rest of the way. They finished their non-conference schedule unbeaten for the first time in program history, going 13-0. Penn has lost 11 consecutive Big 5 games since a win over Saint Josephs on Jan. 21, 2012. The Quakers fell to 1-23 all-time against top-five teams in the Associated Press poll. Their only win came Dec. 28, 1971, when the 14th-ranked Quakers knocked off No. 5 USC 88-87 at the Kodak Classic in Rochester, New York. Game Notes Villanova leads the all-time series 44-18 and has won 12 in a row since Penn won back-to-back meetings in 2001 and 2002 ... 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