With the Washington Football Team (WFT) facing another beatable opponent and the Spirit’s roster in flux, our emotions are...right back where they were last week: all over the place.

We had a chance to chat with Team Canada forward Natalie Spooner about Secret’s game-changing investment and what it means for the sport. Spoiler alert: the future’s looking real bright.

After Monday’s scare against the still winless NY Jets, the Patriots have a much tougher test ahead on Sunday Night Football: their American Football Conference (AFC) foe, the Baltimore Ravens. Eek.

Bits & Bites: This Week in Sports

While we wait the whole agonizing weekend to probably be heartbroken again by the Bears on Monday, let’s soak up all the college football we can, because at least these football teams know how to win (looking at you, Matt Nagy).

After a week off from the Eagles and too much time on our hands to troll our other teams, the Birds are back this Sunday to take on the NY Giants.

It’s Week 11 of the college football season, and games are still being postponed left, right and center. That’s not deterring women’s basketball, though, with the release of the preseason top 25 rankings. Hoops season, we’ve been waiting for you.

We love a Sunday. And this one is going to be even better thanks to exciting matchups for the Rams and Chargers.

This week co-hosts Ellen and Steph give “the gist” on everything you need to know about The Masters. From what’s changed because of the COVID-19 pandemic, to who’s favored to win, to The Masters’ ugly sexist and racist past, Ellen and Steph cover it all. Tune in, won’t you?

An earthquake and Alex Cora returning to town. We’re still shook.

The GIST: It’s the second week of multi-day football for New York, but this week we’re hoping for back-to-back wins after the Giants scored their second win of the season against the Washington Football Team (WFT) yesterday.

It was a football frenzy in Chicagoland this weekend as the Bears extended their losing streak to three games and our college teams faced off against more Big 10 foes.