ESPN Search

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.

There's no football on the schedule tonight but don't panic, there's plenty of basketball and even some hockey to keep you busy. Here's what we're watching.

Yes, it's Thursday, but it feels like a Saturday with all the college football bowl action we've got today. If that's not enough, we've got a huge women's basketball game and the top two teams in the NBA tipping off.

Currently tied with UCLA's men's team, which won 88 straight games in the early 1970s, UConn is on the brink of breaking the Division I basketball consecutive wins streak. This game -- and the celebration that will follow it -- are a must-watch tonight.

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.

With the men's Final Four set, it's time for the women to shine. Two great Elite Eight matchups tip off in Dayton and Spokane with a trip to Indianapolis on the line. The NBA brings us a few intriguing games as well. Here's what we're watching.

If you thought the big shots and buzzer-beaters ended with your weekend, think again. The women's NCAA tournament continues tonight with two of the top-seeded teams in action. Find out how the Stanford seniors could make tonight an historic one.

Tonight's games will feature blocked shots, bobbleheads and lighting speed on the ice. Adena Andrews makes sure you have your sports schedule set for the night.