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Today in the Daily Sports Roundup: The Chargers play their rivals in Denver, the Colts look for a win in Baltimore, and the Sprint Cup Series wraps up its season.

Colliding on the gridiron . . .

The Colts (9-0 SU, 5-4 ATS) will try to get to 10-0 on the season on Sunday when they face the Ravens (5-4 SU, 6-3 ATS) in early-afternoon action. Indianapolis came back to defeat the rival Patriots 35-34 last Sunday night, with Peyton Manning connecting with Reggie Wayne on a late touchdown strike to seal the win. The Ravens had no trouble with the Browns last week, blanking them 16-0. Indy is a 1.5-point road favorite Sunday, with the total at 44.5 points.

Other early NFL matchups on Sunday: Pittsburgh (-10) at Kansas City, San Francisco at Green Bay (-6.5), Buffalo at Jacksonville (-8.5), Atlanta at the Giants (-7), Cleveland at Detroit (-3.5), Washington at Dallas (-11), Seattle at Minnesota (-10.5), and New Orleans (-11) at Tampa Bay. The Saints are tied with the Colts at 9-0 on the season (6-3 ATS), but they got a scare in a 28-23 win over the Rams last week. Reggie Bush rushed for 83 yards and a touchdown in that win.

This week’s Sunday nighter is Philadelphia (-3) at Chicago, and before that the schedule offers up Arizona (-9) at St. Louis, the Jets at New England (-10.5), Cincinnati (-9.5) at Oakland, and San Diego at Denver (no line). The Chargers (6-3 SU, 4-5 ATS) and Broncos (6-3 SU, 6-3 ATS) are tied for top spot in the AFC West division, but San Diego has won four straight while Denver has lost three straight. Broncos QB Kyle Orton (ankle) is QUESTIONABLE for the game.

There are also two Canadian Football League games on tap for Sunday, as the league determines its Grey Cup participants. It’ll be British Columbia at Montreal in the East Final at 1pm ET, with the Alouettes pegged as big 10.5-point home favorites (and the total at 52.5 points). Saskatchewan then hosts Calgary in the West Final at 4:30pm, with the Riders favored by 2.5 (and the total at 54 points).

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Tipping off on the hardwood . . .

The NBA offers up a half-dozen games on Sunday, with Orlando at Toronto, Boston at New York, Indiana at Charlotte, New Orleans at Miami, Detroit at Phoenix, and Oklahoma City at the Lakers. The Thunder moved to 7-6 on the season with a 127-108 win over the Wizards on Friday night; Kevin Durant poured in 35 points in that contest. The Lakers are 9-3 this year, getting past the Bulls 108-93 on Thursday. Pau Gasol had 24 points and 13 boards in that victory.

As well, several ranked teams are in action in college hoops on Sunday, including both No. 7 Purdue and No. 10 Tennessee in the Paradise Jam event in the Virgin Islands. The Boilermakers face St. Joseph’s on Sunday, and they dispatched South Dakota State 74-63 on Friday thanks to 22 points from E’Twaun Moore. The Volunteers’ Sunday opponent is DePaul; Tennessee beat East Carolina 105-66 in their Friday game, with Scotty Hopson scoring 25 points.

Taking a trip around the rink . . .

There are just two games on the National Hockey League’s schedule for Sunday, with Tampa Bay at Atlanta and Chicago at Vancouver. The Canucks sit at 12-10-0 on the season (and 8-2-0 at home) after getting past Colorado by a score of 5-2 on Friday night. Christian Ehrhoff (with two), Henrik Sedin, Steve Bernier, and Mikael Samuelsson all scored in that win for the Canucks, who put up four goals in the third period. Roberto Luongo stopped 22 of 24 Colorado shots in the game.

Roaring around the track . . .

Finally, Jimmie Johnson will be looking to wrap up the Sprint Cup title on Sunday afternoon when the series takes the track at Homestead-Miami Speedway for the season-ending Ford 400. Mark Martin, the only driver that can catch Johnson for the Cup title, is listed as the 13/2 Vegas favorite for the race, with both Johnson and Jeff Gordon pegged as 7/1 odds. Greg Biffle is next on that list at 17/2, with Carl Edwards and Kurt Busch sitting at 10/1 odds to visit victory lane at the event.