Scott Coleman

The STP 400 hits Kansas Speedway this weekend.

Away from a TV this weekend? You can still catch all of the tournament online.

Carl Pettersson begins his title defense at Hilton Head Island on Thursday. Here is your quick primer for all of the action.

It's time to look ahead to next year. Louisville and Michigan will again be serious contenders, but Kentucky might have the best team of all.

Could the shot clock in college hoops be shortened? Tom Izzo (and others) are pushing for a change.

Smart could have been a top-five pick in the 2013 NBA Draft. Instead, he'll spend at least one more season in college.

North Carolina sophomore forward James Michael McAdoo once again passed on the NBA, and he'll be a part of what should be an outstanding Tar Heels team in 2013-14.

Two weeks in and the Braves are the best team in baseball. The scary part is they haven't reached their ceiling yet.

Indiana loses nearly 70 percent of their scoring next year, but that does not mean Tom Crean won't have some talent to work with in 2013-14.

Griner headlines what appears to be a very deep and talented crop of talent. The three-round draft is scheduled for Monday night.

Shortly after losing Danilo Gallinari to a torn ACL, it appears the Nuggets might've lost yet another key member of their frontcourt on Sunday afternoon.

The Braves made a couple of interesting decisions prior to Friday's series opener in D.C.

The former first-round pick has found a new home after being released by the Raiders.

Golf's biggest event hits Augusta on Thursday morning. Here's how you can catch all of the action.

J-Hey has struggled in the early going. He took a day off yesterday with hopes of getting his swing back on track.

Woods hasn't won the Masters in eight years. The guys in Vegas think that changes this April.

One of the best annual traditions in sports kicks-off on Wednesday before the Masters begins.

The Huskies got out to a double-digit lead early and never looked back to cut down the nets in New Orleans.

No topics are off limits when Barkley is on the set. He proved that again this past month.

The youngest team in the tournament faces one of the most battle-tested as Michigan tries to upset Louisville's cast of upperclassmen.

Upton did it all this past week. With him in Atlanta, the future couldn't be any brighter.

After falling to Notre Dame in the Big East Tournament, Connecticut got the last laugh as the Huskies advanced to the national title game.

Louisville trailed for most of the game, but a furious comeback attempt led by Antonita Slaughter has the Cardinals headed to the national championship.

The first national semifinal meeting between California and Louisville will pit two very evenly matched teams up against each other.

The Huskies and Irish join Louisville and California as the four final teams in the Women's Tournament.

The Shockers seem to be collapsing a bit down the stretch.

Cleanthony Early and Carl Hall are giving Louisville a lot of problems on the defensive end.

Despite playing on a huge stage, it's the underdog Shockers who are calm, cool and collected.

The last 60 seconds did not go so well for Louisville.

Ware, who is sitting on the sideline, seems to be in great spirits.