Sport: Basketball Russell Westbrook is one of the NBA's young stars who's definitely up on his social media game, so it should come as no surprise that he took to Vine to announce he's ready to ...

Sports parents are, in a word, terrible. But hockey parents are up there as some of the worst, and by that I mean they’re perfect for Vine.

Here are the 22 sports Vines that will be endlessly looping in our hearts for the rest of our lives. Sand Surfing: The nicest sport of them all.

In basketball, Vines became the new posters, immortalizations of deft moves and roasted defenders. In football, they let us cringe over bone-crushing hits over and over again.

13. Odell Beckham Jr. doing Odell Beckham Jr. things. 14. And Steph Curry being insanely good at basketball, as the Warriors continue to go undefeated. The Warriors may never lose again.

There are few sports that lend themselves to the dimensions of Vine better than the NBA. Something about basketball—the dunks, the passes, the dribbles, the pace—makes the game a perfect fit ...

Fans have been complaining about "superstar" calls for years now. Thanks to Vine and the magic of television, we were able to capture one of the worst travels in the history of basketball.

I see no need to stop. I love all three sports.” Vines started playing baseball at 3, basketball at 5, then flag football at 6. “It’s just fun,” he said. “It helps me with all sports.” ...

Click here for more of the best of 2015. From bat flips to sports kids, 2015 was a great one for sports Vines. Below are the top 15 of the year: 15. This baseball dad really wanted to catch a ball.… ...

Finally, our list of funniest sports Vines has returned. And man, this one is going to be glorious. You all know what's about to happen. Each slide you navigate through consists of clips that will ...

Let's look back at the year in Sports Vines. 1. Lance Stephenson causes a fumble. 2. Dabo Swinney learned how to Nae Nae. 3. Kirk Cousins asked the most important sports question of the year. 4.

September typically represents a busy period for college basketball commitments, and Vanderbilt coach Mark Byington landed his first high school recruit Sunday as 3-star wing Jaylon Dean-Vines ...