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

Monday night was not kind to top-ranked basketball teams. In the women's Elite Eight, No. 1 seed Tennessee became the first top seed to check out of this year's tournament. In the NBA, the leaders of each conference both took a nosedive.

The top NBA teams in the East and West tumbled as the Nets won their fifth straight game, and UConn was selected as the No. 1 overall seed in the women's NCAA tournament as it makes a run for its third straight title.

It's officially March, so college basketball is in full swing. We've got 21 games involving men's Top 25 teams, women's conference tournaments and marquee NBA matchups. Cancel your plans and set the TiVo -- here's what we're watching this weekend.

On the birthday of Bulls' legend Michael Jordan, a current Bull had a legendary night of his own. In women's hoops, Duke entered the night leading the Atlantic Coast Conference. By night's end, the Blue Devils had company.

Just two NBA games on the docket tonight, but they sure are doozies, as the Bulls test their talent against the league-best Spurs and the Mavs look to stay hot against the Sun.

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.

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.

This weekend is all about football, football, FOOTBALL! But if you're not an NFL fan or you're sick of watching teams that aren't YOUR team battle for a trip to Dallas, there are plenty of other excuses to spend the weekend on your couch.

After the Big Ten went 0-5 in New Year's Day bowl games, I suggested the league change its recently announced division names to "Legends and Losers." Tonight, Ohio State will try to stay out of the losers bracket in the Sugar Bowl.

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.

Whether you prefer NCAA women's volleyball, milestones in women's college basketball, NFL football or NBA basketball, Amanda Rykoff takes a look at the action coming up tonight all across the sports landscape.