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Mark Cuban says numerology is telling him Brittney Griner could make it in the NBA; Robinson Cano joins forces with Jay-Z; and Josh Reddick resembles the Wolfman. We review another week that doesn't quite add up in The Buzz That Was.

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.

Notre Dame football makes conference independence look easy, but for UConn's women's basketball team, it would be a different story.

Raigyne Moncrief grew up a tomboy trailing after her older brother and learned a certain toughness in the process. It has paid dividends, though, now that she has earned a basketball scholarship to LSU.

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

National Girls and Women in Sports Day is a good time to reflect on all that has been inspirational in an 18-year career covering women's basketball.

Stillwater, Okla., is known as a close-knit community, and the loss of women's basketball coaches Kurt Budke and Miranda Serna has hit everyone from the employees at the local Perkins to the football and men's basketball teams.

Today marks the first day NFL teams can sign rookies and undrafted free agents, so expect lots of activity. We've also got a full slate of MLB action and the WNBA returns from the All-Star Break. Here are the Games We're Watching.

The "American Idol" winner -- and daughter of an NFL player -- talks football, music and her new single, "I Am Woman."

In honor of all the feel-good stories from the Final Fours -- and as a welcomed respite from the negativity that too often surrounds athletics -- Julie Foudy made a list of why she love sports.

A canceled meeting between the NFL and its players' union has football fans searching for something -- anything! -- to take their minds off labor negotiations. A solid slate of hoops games (and maybe a couple pints of their favorite brew) should do it.

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.

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.

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.

After a season of Sundays spent watching football, the dent in your couch is perfectly formed to your rear. Now's not the time to get up and do something with your life. Stay inside, grab some snacks and find a way to power through this weekend.

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.