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The Super Bowl closed the book on the football season, so our writers weigh in on the sporting events they're most looking forward to this spring. From March Madness to big-time tennis, there's plenty of entertainment to be had.

Football is in the rearview mirror. What should you watch to satiate your appetite for competition? espnW's contributors weigh in with their picks.

Butler's Blue II may have become a celebrity during Butler's tournament run, but Texas A&M's Reveille has been a star for years, including being honored as a 5-star general by the Army, having her own cell phone and getting class dismissed when she barks.

On the night after the Super Bowl all eyes were on Dallas again. This time it had nothing to do with Cowboys Stadium as the Mavericks kept their winning streak intact while extending the Cavs' record for futility. Let's talk About Last Night.

Mourning the end of the football season? Don't worry, it's just seven days until pitchers and catchers report. Plus we've got plenty of other sports to keep us occupied. Here's what we're watching tonight.

Congratulations to Aaron Rodgers and the Green Bay Packers on a thrilling Super Bowl win over the Steelers. But believe it or not, there were other sporting events outside of Dallas this weekend. Here's what you might have missed.

With great hoops action featuring megastars, the Cavaliers chasing a pitiful record and a mega day of football on Sunday, there's little reason to leave your couch this weekend. Here's what we'll be watching.

We're three days away from the Super Bowl. Until then, we've got plenty of basketball action to keep us distracted. Here's what we're watching tonight.

How did an NFL junkie cope with the first weekend without (real) professional football since August? Sure, there was All-Star action and the Grand Slam finals, but it was really the compelling hoops that kept our sports fixes going.

Our football fix for the next week and change will be limited to leaked Super Bowl commercials, endless predictions and talk of ticket prices. If you're more into actual game action, there's plenty of hoops and tennis to keep you glued to your couch.

Rex Ryan's crew may be toning down the trash talk this week, but WNBA stars Chamique Holdsclaw, a staunch Jets supporter, and Swin Cash, a faithful member of Steelers Nation, are pulling no punches in advance of Sunday's AFC Championship Game.

And you thought they were competitive when it came to basketball. WNBA stars Swin Cash, a Steelers diehard, and Renee Montgomery, a Ravens devotee, weigh in on Saturday's NFL divisional playoff between Pittsburgh and Baltimore.

Playoffs? PLAYOFFS?? Everyone's talking about the start of the NFL playoffs, but if your team failed to qualify and you just can't bear to watch, there's plenty more on the docket to keep you busy all weekend.

As conference play gets underway in women's college basketball, we're following two big ACC matchups. Plus: the Dirk and Melo watch in the NBA. Should be an awesome Thursday night.

After the Big Ten went 0-5 in New Year's Day bowl games, I suggested the league change its recently announced division names to "Legends and Losers." Tonight, Ohio State will try to stay out of the losers bracket in the Sugar Bowl.

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.