Author: Anthony Rome

Plenty of Offense The Calgary Flames have been one of the league’s best offensive teams this season. They should be even better once Alex Tanguay starts producing consistently. The Flames continue a six-game homestand Friday night as they try to end a five-game losing streak to the Northwest Division rival Colorado Avalanche.

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Chance for Redemption After waiting an entire offseason to avenge their loss to the Detroit Red Wings in the Western Conference semifinals, the San Jose Sharks came up short in the teams’ first meeting since the playoffs. The Sharks only had to wait about a week to try again.

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WAC Attack The WAC takes center stage Friday evening when the (6-1) Boise State Broncos invade the Silicon Valley to take on HC Pat Hill’s (5-2) Fresno State Bulldogs. Both clubs come into this game riding high after picking up wins last week. The Broncos got the better of Louisiana Tech in Ruston by a 45-31 final count, while the Bulldogs toyed with HC Dick Tomey’s San Jose State Spartans shutting them out 30-0.

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Hokies Can’t Hold on Matt Ryan bought some time, scrambling to his left away from the Virginia Tech rush while searching for an open receiver. He found just what he was looking for, fired a pass all the way across the field and kept No. 2 Boston College perfect. Call it Ryan’s Heisman moment. The senior quarterback threw a 24-yard touchdown pass to Andre Callender with 11 seconds left and the Eagles validated themselves as national title contenders with an improbable 14-10 victory over No. 8 Virginia Tech on Thursday night.

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Stars love nights in L.A. Michael Cammalleri is the NHL’s surprise goal scoring leader this season, but neither he nor the Los Angeles Kings haven’t been able to do much recently against the Dallas Stars. Cammalleri will try to help the Kings (4-6-0) snap a nine-game losing streak against the Stars when they meet on Thursday night at Staples Center for the first time this season.

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Trap Game in Carolina? The Indianapolis Colts are just over a week away from a matchup with the only other undefeated team in the NFL, but coach Tony Dungy knows his team isn’t thinking about that just yet. The Colts will be trying to keep their record unblemished Sunday when they visit the NFC South-leading Carolina Panthers.

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