The Seahawks beat the Vikings during the regular season, but the playoff rematch is win or go home.
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NBA at 75: Wilkins soared in 1980s, often felt unappreciated
(EDITOR'S NOTE: Hall of Famer Dominique Wilkins, the "Human Highlight Film," played his college basketball at Georgia and is best known from his NBA days as the biggest star that the Atlanta Hawks ever had. As part of an Associated Press series on the NBA at 75, Wilkins talks about what it was like to be part of the league during the transformative decade that was the 1980s, and how the city of Atlanta has become his home.)
Sports
Clark sets triple-double record, No. 25 Iowa routs Gophers
Iowa's Caitlin Clark posted her second straight 30-point triple-double, setting a Division I basketball record for men or women, and the No. 25 Hawkeyes rolled to a 105-49 victory over Minnesota on Thursday night.
Vikings
Vikings interview 2 GM candidates, ex-assistant Gannon for coaching job
Jonathan Gannon is now the Eagles' defensive coordinator; Patriots consultant Eliot Wolf and Browns executive Glenn Cook talked to the team about the GM opening.
Sports
Five trade destinations for Kirk Cousins + a possible Packers upset
There should be a market in the Vikings decide to deal Cousins. Daily Delivery podcast host Michael Rand on possible destinations. Also, NFL writer Mark Craig has fuel for those who want to see Green Bay lose to the 49ers.
World
Latin America, Asia, latest to get hit with omicron surge
In Costa Rica, officials are encouraging those infected with the coronavirus to skip voting in upcoming national elections. On the other side of the world, Beijing is locking down residential communities as the country anxiously awaits the start of the Winter Olympics on Feb. 4.
