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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.

Posh and Sporty Spain collide in this week's "That's What She Said." Sarah hands out her big winners from Sunday's Golden Globes and NFL playoff action.

Could we get our first battle of the birds with the Ravens and the Falcons? Or even better, a battle of brothers with 49ers-Ravens? But how can you rule out the Patriots? Our writers make their picks for the AFC and NFC championship games.

Nate Ebner didn't play football until walking on at Ohio State and yet the newcomer has had no problem finding his groove in the NFL thanks to hard work and an inspirational mantra.

In this week's "That's What She Said," Sarah Spain gives the replacement refs a rest and focuses on the more compelling storylines the NFL has to offer.

In this week's "That's What She Said," Sarah Spain offers the Madden 13 team some patented moves to include alongside Tebowing in the newest edition.

In her latest "That's What She Said," Sarah Spain examines the phenomenon of pinning men's defeats on those conniving women.

Miss last night's Super Bowl? Miss the commercials? Well, special contributor Heather Havrilesky desperately clawed out of Sunday's pop-cultural fog to bring you this review.

With the cameras long gone, several members of the Giants share their crowning moment with family members.

On Sunday, a group of men -- some representing New England, others New York -- will experience a moment millions have dreamed of experiencing. How will they mentally prepare?

Curious about what goes into a sideline report during Sunday's big game? Meet the NBC tag-team of Michele Tafoya and Michele Froman.

The strangest half hour of Super Bowl week? Hands down, it has to be Thursday's halftime show press conference with Madonna. Kate Fagan recaps the insanity.

Super Bowl XLVI could lead to a cure for cancer. Really. Don't believe it? Just ask Super Bowl Host Committee CEO Allison Melangton.

Eli Manning doesn't have the Hollywood flash of Tom Brady, but he has cultivated his "aw, shucks" nature into a winning art form. We like to call it the EQ.

A few observations and anecdotes from Tuesday's spectacle that is Super Bowl Media Day.

Experts say proposition bets are particularly popular among women, who are also more likely to be cerebral when throwing down their money.