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The NCAA men's tournament tips off this afternoon with No. 1 seed Pittsburgh on the slate ... and No. 16 seed UNC-Asheville looking to make history. In the NBA, playoff positioning is at risk in today's Games We're Watching.

The addition of three teams to the men's NCAA tournament just sounded like a bad idea. That was until USC made the field. The Trojans get the chance to advance to the second round as they take on VCU in the Final Four tonight.

Kevin Love will attempt to secure his place in the NBA history books tonight with the most consecutive double-doubles. Add in a little afternoon delight with Big East tournament action and we've got you covered in Games We're Watching today.

In the Backyard Brawl between Clark Atlanta University and Morehouse College, you won't see the big lights of TV, but what you will see is something special. Everyone competes against each other, not just the players on the court.

Take a trip back in time as Tracy McGrady starts -- and might actually be effective -- for a team again. While you're at it, you also can enjoy some competitive conference play among the nation's top women's and men's college teams.

The Clippers' Blake Griffin will be delivering soul-crushing dunks, while the Ohio State Buckeyes look to continue their undefeated season. Tonight is filled with hoops action.

Mike Krzyzewski looks to claim exclusive possession of the second-place spot on the Division I men's all-time wins list, while Sidney Crosby puts his 26-game scoring streak on the line against the Islanders.

Tonight's sports docket features the Panthers in Pittsburgh, where the Steelers are in the hunt for the AFC North title. In hoops action, the new-look Suns host the Heat. And for decoration? It's the Poinsettia Bowl, featuring Navy and San Diego State.

Connecticut is on the cusp of its record-breaking 89th consecutive victory. All the contrarians need to stop complaining about the alleged lack of depth in women's college hoops.

Currently tied with UCLA's men's team, which won 88 straight games in the early 1970s, UConn is on the brink of breaking the Division I basketball consecutive wins streak. This game -- and the celebration that will follow it -- are a must-watch tonight.

Four ranked teams and three championship coaches tip off under the bright lights of Madison Square Garden tonight in honor of in honor of the late Jim Valvano's foundation, and it's going to be a beauty BAY-BEE!