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The former UConn basketball star becomes just the second athlete to win the Honda-Broderick Cup twice, and the first to win it back to back.

The final two spots in the women's Final Four are on the line tonight in the Elite Eight, with UConn, Duke, Baylor and Texas A&M seeking to advance to Indianapolis. And there's another men's final four ... in the NIT semifinals at MSG.

Whether it's college men's, women's or NBA basketball, we've got you covered. Conference battles and the NBA's return from the All-Star break highlight a full slate of hoops. Here's what we're watching tonight.

We're still four weeks away from Selection Monday, but it's possible Monday's February Frenzy was a women's Final Four preview, with four top-15 teams on display.

If you love basketball, we've got a sweetheart of a schedule tonight to get your heart racing on Valentine's Day. Here's what's capturing our viewing hearts.

It may be the 25th anniversary of the Martin Luther King, Jr. holiday, but sports do not take a vacation day. Today is the perfect day to reflect on Dr. King's legacy while enjoying a veritable smorgasbord of hoops.

There's no football on the schedule tonight but don't panic, there's plenty of basketball and even some hockey to keep you busy. Here's what we're watching.

With the UConn women's record 90-game winning streak over, the team can focus on basketball again. Amanda Rykoff checked in with the Huskies and coach Geno Auriemma at practice Tuesday.

The sports world never takes a vacation. Tonight is no exception with NFL football, a college bowl doubleheader, NCAA basketball and big games in the NBA.

After UConn's 88th consecutive win, coach Geno Auriemma called out the media for not paying attention to his team until it threatened a men's record. After his team won its 89th consecutive, Auriemma revisited those comments and did not back down.

The UConn women won their NCAA record 89th consecutive game Tuesday night. In a scene straight out of the movies, Amanda Rykoff was on hand at the XL Center to watch the celebration unfold on this historic night.

Geno Auriemma said what everybody knows to be true: If UConn weren't about to break a record set by men, nobody would be talking about it. Amanda Rykoff salutes Auriemma's choice to call it like he sees it -- and points out that he's right.

The UConn women's basketball team matched the record 88-game winning streak set by the UCLA men with an impressive victory over Ohio State on Sunday.