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Serena Williams is on a hot streak. Victoria Azarenka owns the year's only major title. Will either of them come up victorious in France? Our writers debate.

Phoenix won the lottery, but Washington and Tulsa made big offseason moves. Who will be the WNBA's most improved team? That's up for debate.

It's inevitable the Heat will emerge from the East. But which Western team will join them? And how much of a fighting chance do they have?

In the first W Debate, Jane McManus and Sarah Spain discuss what Tim Tebow will need to do to stay in the NFL now that the Jets have released him.

Family has been a crucial component to Sanya Richard-Ross' success, whether it was her family growing up in Kingston, Jamaica or, these days, her Super Bowl champion husband.

Alyssa Rice, the No. 11 prospect in the espnW HoopGurlz Super 60 for the 2014 class, has mad skills on the court and in the kitchen.

There seems to be a shortage of surefire QB stars in this year's draft class, but some serviceable choices remain. Here's who our writers are picking to find success at the next level.

With the NBA regular season ending, is another Miami championship a foregone conclusion? Our writers weigh in with possible upset picks.

When her kids became interested in soccer, Abby Wambach's mom checked out a book about it from the library. Her daughter took it from there.

Duke commit Azura Stevens, a junior at Cary (N.C.) says she couldn't resist the beauty of the Blue Devils' campus and its proximity to her home.

Louisville has had a tournament run to remember, but our experts aren't picking a storybook ending. Instead, it's the Huskies' title to lose.

The Baylor Lady Bears get a verbal commitment from Ieshia Small during the McDonald's All American Games in Chicago.

The first four picks in the National Pro Fastpitch softball college draft were pitchers.

The LPGA has had an ever-shifting rotation of major tournaments, so the introduction of the Evian Masters this year is likely to do more good than not.

The Connecticut women's basketball team gets a verbal commitment from Gabby Williams, the No. 8 prospect in the espnW HoopGurlz Super 60 for the 2014 class.

Colorado signee Haley Smith of Skyline (Sammamish, Wash.) will be taking a passion for basketball and books to Boulder.