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Eric Decker and Jessie James say "I do" to a reality show, Jarvis Jones eats a sandwich likeness of his face, and Skylar Diggins signs up with Jay-Z, so there's plenty to savor in "The Buzz That Was."

Dennis Rodman and Kim Jong Un hanging together in North Korea? Even Manti Te'o can't match that for absurdity. Here's the best from another wacky week in The Buzz That Was.

The Miami Heat took the lead, the eighth-seeded Memphis Grizzlies made history and the Boston Bruins beat the Philadelphia Flyers in a score that looked more like a football game. (Sort of.) Here's what else happened in sports this weekend.

The Spurs avoided elimination thanks to a 3-point shot by Gary Neal, the Heat advanced after closing out the 76ers and over in the NFL, Judge Susan Richard Nelson denied the league's request for a stay. Here's what else you missed last night.

Although the NFL CBA was set to expire at 11:59 p.m. Thursday, the two sides finally agreed on something -- to extend the negotiations. In the NBA, Orlando conjured up some late game Magic to beat the Heat at home. Here's what else you missed last night.

Most college hoops teams have just two games left on their regular-season schedule, so every bucket, board and ball game counts. These are the games that separate the men from the boys and the women from the girls, and they're the Games We're Watching.

Denver didn't seem to notice they were without their star player Carmelo Anthony on Tuesday night. The new-look Nuggets cruised as the NBA resumed play after the All-Star break. Both the All-Star MVP and slam dunk champion were also in action.

The Big Three were too hot for the Pacers to handle last night, combining for all but 20 of the Heat's points. And on a day where Peyton Manning received a big chunk of change, Albert Pujols still waits for his big payout as the deadline looms.

In a moment of wishful thinking (or delusion?), Jane McManus packed a swimsuit for her trip to Super Bowl XLV. Turns out ice skates would have been more practical. And she's not the only one who came unprepared.

A big game among women's basketball powerhouses, a cold reception for Cleveland in Miami, and some progress on the NFL labor front top a mixed bag night of sports action and news.

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.

If you can't take the heat, get back in the kitchen. That and other anachronistic advice for young women working in sports.

In the Pro's Questionnaire, our favorite sports figures take our abridged version of the most famous personality test, the Proust Questionnaire. Last week Jane McManus caught up with Mr. Personality himself, Jets coach Rex Ryan.

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.

It was the ultimate holiday weekend for NFL and NBA fans. The NFL playoff picture no longer seems like a complex algorithm, and the NBA gave us some major marquee matchups.

An old NBA rivalry that peaked in the early '90s returns to MSG, the Celtics vie for a 15th straight win and the Heat and the Lakers do battle at the Staples Center. And Detroit is the site for the cheesiest bowl game around.