The Rams are officially leaving St. Louis to return to Los Angeles, and the Chargers may be joining them. And the Raiders are, well, who the hell knows what they’re going to do now. We’ll cover all that, a crazy night in college basketball, and much more here at today’s Cheat Sheet…

The Rams are moving (back) to Los Angeles, and the Chargers have the option of joining them

The St. Louis Rams are returning to Los Angeles, and the San Diego Chargers have the opportunity to join them.

NFL owners gathered on Tuesday to vote on the various scenarios to relocate anywhere between one and three NFL franchises to Los Angeles, and the St. Louis Rams will be making the move from St. Louis for sure. The San Diego Chargers could be joining them too, as the Oakland Raiders have reportedly pulled out of the relocation process and will keep calling Oakland its home (maybe).

So, to summarize:

The Rams are moving back to Los Angeles (last there in 1994) from St. Louis. They will play at the LA Coliseum for the next three seasons, while the Inglewood stadium is being built and ready to go for 2019.

The Chargers have the option to join the Rams at this new stadium in Inglewood, and have until one year from now to decide. But the Chargers have only until March 23rd of this year to decide if they want to be in Los Angeles (we assume at the Coliseum as well) or San Diego for the 2016 season.

The Raiders are left out, and the NFL is offering them $100 million towards building a stadium in Oakland (NFL also offering this to the Chargers in regards to San Diego). Also, if the Chargers decide over the next year that they don’t want to join the Rams in Inglewood, that possibility opens back up for the Raiders.

On Monday, I wrote about the Chargers claiming to have zero interest in the Inglewood plan with the Rams. The Chargers’ focus was on joining the Raiders at a new stadium in Carson, CA. Now, with the Carson/Raiders option gone, we’ll see if the Chargers change their mind and are willing to join the Rams in Inglewood.

As for the Raiders, all we know is that Mark Davis isn’t happy with Tuesday’s news.

And then there’s St. Louis. Damn. Few times in the Jordan crying meme era has it been more appropriate.

In all seriousness: Sorry, St. Louis. This is a really, really lame and unfair outcome.

Kansas (No. 1), Maryland (No. 3), and Miami (No. 8) all lose on Tuesday night in college hoops

A wacky Tuesday night of college basketball, with four teams ranked in the AP’s top-25 going down. Most notably, No. 1 Kansas, No. 3 Maryland, and No. 8 Miami all losing.

We also had a buzzer-beating win from No. 12 Providence at Creighton, thanks to star guard Kris Dunn.

Quick Hits

– That’s Tampa Bay Lightning goalie Ben Bishop, after shutting out the Colorado Avalanche (also owned by Rams owner Stan Kroenke) on Tuesday night in Denver.

– My favorite story of the day: Dad bans son from XBOX after he racks up $7,600 in credit card debt playing FIFA. Lolololololololololololol.

– With all of the Powerball jackpot talk, here’s a great topic for sports fans: What sports franchise would you buy (in this hypothetical we’re saying you have to pick one) if you won the $1.5 billion? The Comeback’s Sean Keeley takes a great look at some of the best choices.

– More great reading material about the Alabama-Clemson national championship game:

– A college football fan used Jim Harbaugh quotes only to talk to a girl on Tinder. Yes, there was a “jackhammer” reference.

Ronda Rousey is taking more time off, won’t fight at UFC 200 in July.

– There were injuries all over the NBA on Tuesday night to key players, but none of the injuries seem serious on the surface.

Latest MLB win-loss projections for 2016 love the Cubs, but hate the Royals. It was the same way for the Royals going into last season, though.

– Steven Avery (Making a Murderer) is appealing his murder conviction.

– Big news for gamers that are also Amazon Prime subscribers: You will now get 20% of pre-orders and new releases on video games as Prime members. As Polygon describes in the link, “new release” is considered the first two weeks after the game’s launch.

The Revenant feels bleak and punishing, but worth the journey.

One last breath of gratuitous procrastination

CROCSLIDE. Seriously, this crocodile 100% knew what it was doing here.

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About Matt Clapp

Matt is an editor at The Comeback. He attended Colorado State University, wishes he was Saved by the Bell's Zack Morris, and idolizes Larry David. And loves pizza and dogs because obviously.

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