The Daily Fives for November 15, 2010 From the Sports Mac

Top 5 Stories from Yesterday

1.         Week 10 of the NFL saw the Jets, 49ers, and Jaguars pull off dramatic wins, the Cowboys break their losing streak, and the Bills get their first win of the season.

2.         The Suns made 22 three pointers in the game and got an impressive road win over the defending champion Lakers in Los Angeles.

3.         The Capitals added six more goals to their impressive total this season as they win at home over Southeast Division rival Atlanta.

4.         Defending National Champion #1 Duke began its title defense with an easy home win over visiting Princeton.

5.         Carl Edwards won the Sprint Cup race in Phoenix, but Denny Hamlin’s lead over Jimmy Johnson was cut to just 15 points with one race remaining in the season.

Top 5 Games from Yesterday

1.         Jaguars 30, Texans 24: Mike Thomas caught a batted Hail Mary pass at the one yard line and scored on the final play of the game to give Jacksonville a huge win over Houston.

2.         Blackhawks 3, Ducks 2, Overtime: Viktor Stalberg scored with less than 30 seconds left to give Chicago the home win over Anaheim.

3.         Jets 26, Browns 20, Overtime: Mark Sanchez threw a TD pass to Santonio Holmes with 20 seconds left in the extra period to help New York escape from Cleveland with a victory.

4.         49ers 23, Rams 20, Overtime: Joe Nedney connected on a FG with a little over 5 minutes into the extra session to get San Francisco a home division win over St. Louis.

5.         California State-Bakersfield 80, Sacramento State 78, Overtime: Alex Johnson hit a three-pointer with 20 seconds remaining to give the Roadrunners a road win over the Hornets.

Top 5 Performances from Yesterday

1.         Matt Cassel, Chiefs QB: 33 of 53 for 469 yards and four TDs in Kansas City’s 49-29 loss to Denver

2.         Marian Gaborik, Rangers C: three goals and an assist in New York’s 8-2 win over Edmonton

3.         Jason Richardson, Suns SG: 35 points, eight rebounds and eight assists in Phoenix’s 122-116 win over the L.A. Lakers

4.         Chris Singleton, Florida State F: 22 points, 11 rebounds, and 10 steals in the Seminoles' 97-73 win over North Carolina Greensboro

5.         Tom Brady, Patriots QB: 30 of 43 for 350 yards and three TDs in New England’s 39-26 win over Pittsburgh

5 Performances that Weren’t So Good from Yesterday

1.         Lions running game: Detroit ran the ball 26 times for only 76 yards in its 14-12 loss to Buffalo

2.         Jason Strudwick, Oilers D: had a minus five in Edmonton’s 8-2 loss to the N.Y. Rangers

3.         Omri Casspi, Kings SF: just two of eight shooting and only seven points in Sacramento’s 100-94 loss to Detroit

4.         Broderick Gilchrest, Idaho State G: just one of nine shooting and only four points in the Bengals' 90-42 loss to Arizona

5.         Brett Farve, Vikings QB: 18 of 31 for only 170 yards and committed all four Minnesota turnovers in the Vikings' 27-13 loss to Chicago

Top 5 Events To Follow Today

1.         NHL: Senators (9-7-1) at Flyers (11-4-2), 7:00 PM: Red-hot Philadelphia tries to keep itself at the top of the Eastern Conference when hosting Ottawa.

2.         NBA: Hornets (8-0) at Mavericks (6-2), 8:30 PM: New Orleans tries to remain perfect on the season, traveling to play division rival Dallas

3.         NFL: Eagles (5-3) at Redskins (4-4), 8:30 PM, ESPN: Philadelphia looks to pull into a tie for the NFC East lead with a win on the road over rival Washington.

4.         NBA: Thunder (5-4) at Jazz (7-3), 9:00 PM: Utah returns home after a crazy road trip and welcomes Kevin Durant and Oklahoma City to Salt Lake City.

5.         NCAA BB: Miami (Fla.) (1-0) at #19 Memphis (1-0), 12:00 AM, ESPN: ESPN’s Tip-Off Marathon kicks off with a solid match-up between the Hurricanes and Tigers.