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Talking with Grete Eliassen about recovering from injury, getting married, and winning ESPN's Best Female in Action Sports poll

Curling is a remarkably endearing little subculture.

ESPN Insider Jay Bilas writes that the possibility of Murray State missing the NCAA tournament illustrates why automatic bids hurt, not help, non-power-conference teams. And why automatic bids ought to be eliminated outright.

Blog | Conversation | February 15, 2012

In his debut column, ESPN The Magazine's Coach X says that every coach likes to think he matters -- "and we do. A little."

Blog | Conversation | February 25, 2011

Could we ask for more than the wild sports ride 2010 has already given us? From a smashing Super Bowl to the maddest of Marches and fabulous finals, it's been a thrill a minute.

Wishes for the New Year include a pink slip for Isiah Thomas, a hot mare for Barbaro and a rival for Roger Federer.

From miracles at Lake Placid to UCLA's halted streak, Jeff Merron rates the best "Dead Zone" events.

What's the point of March Madness if you can't earn bragging rights along the way? See how our WNBA guests filled out their brackets.

I hope he's ready. Andrew Wiggins, the unanimous No. 1 player in the 2013 recruiting class, will soon make a choice that will rock the college basketball world, regardless of the program he selects. The anticipation has made the buzz palpable. ...

Matthew Dellavedova scored 22 points on Tuesday night and Saint Mary's got a good start on its second straight NCAA tournament appearance, beating Middle Tennessee 67-54 in the First Four.

I know the feeling. You're nervous. You know the big names -- Ben McLemore, Victor Oladipo, Trey Burke -- but who's this Nate kid I keep hearing about? Let me help you. Here are 10 mid-major stars who could really mess up your bracket in the coming d...

The U.S. women got control early and went on to rout France 86-50 to win their fifth consecutive gold medal and 41st straight Olympic contest.

With no Olympics in sight, Stanford's standout shortstop, Ashley Hansen, is opting to walk away from softball and jump into her career at a technology firm in Silicon Valley.

ESPN.com's Eamonn Brennan spoke with NCAA president Mark Emmert in Phoenix last week about a wide range of topics, including compensating student-athletes and the APR appeals process. It seems like this, and other stuff you've done -- I know you ...

Between games and studying for final exams, there is precious little time for parents to spend with the players during the NCAA tournament, but they all make the most of it.

E. Michigan-South Carolina Preview