Sports Survey of the Day

Currently in professional sports there are two pretty impressive streaks going on, one by the Miami Heat and one by the Chicago Blackhawks.

As a professional athlete approaches free agency, he has two choices: sign a contract with his current team, or wait to offer his services to the highest bidder. Most choose the latter. Is this smart?

Gonzaga University—for a long time everyone's favorite Cinderella pick in the NCAA Tournament—took over the national number one ranking in the Associated Press poll on Monday, making it the fifth team to do so this year. But are they really the best team out there?

The 2013 World Baseball Classic gets underway this weekend, and while it isn't as popular as some of the other global sporting events, it's gaining ground. So is it important to you to see your country well represented?

At the recent NFL Scouting Combine, at least one player claims that he was asked, essentially, whether or not he was gay. Now an NFL spokesperson has said that the league will investigate such claims.

The NFL combine is where potential players show off their skills to all the teams in hopes of getting signed or raising their draft stock, but as fans, do you care about it?

New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady will have that title until he retires, most likely. So, is that good for the Patriots?

After Saturday's horrific accident at Daytona International Speedway, is it time that fans sit back a little further from the action?

The big NBA trade deadline expired on Thursday, but there weren't a whole lot of big moves.

This weekend, at UFC 157, Ronda Rousey (above, left) and Liz Carmouche (right, on mat) will enter the Octagon in UFC's first-ever female matchup. Clearly the MMA organization is looking to expand its audience. Will this move finally get you to tune in?

We are getting very, very close to all that March Madness we all love so much. So is Indiana going to win it all?

After being hailed a hero, South African Olympic runner Oscar Pistorius may spend the rest of his life in jail for (allegedly) murdering his girlfriend.