The star-spangled cast of "Dancing With the Stars" (DWTS), ABC's hit show that pegs celebrities against each other in a dancing completion in order to win the coveted mirror ball trophy, is all set to enter fans' homes in March. Updates on the rumored and confirmed cast members promises season 20 to be one admirers wouldn't want to miss.

In an interview with E Online, executive producer Rob Wade announced that judge Len Goodman will be back for season 20. Goodman had done an interview after season 19 wrapped up and announced that he would not be returning. However, Wade emphasized that he would return and possibly be present in the future seasons but did not specify in what capacity. He told E Online that, "The truth is there is still a chance that Len will be around for 21, either as a part of, a small part, a big part or a whole part of the season...I don't know how we'd use him, but he's very open to it."

Unfortunately, fan favorite and winner of five seasons, Derek Hough, will not come back for season 20. According to Inquisitr, Derek has accepted a leading role in the "New York Spring Spectacular" at Radio City Music Hall which is set to be showcased in March. While fans are disappointed, many have wished him luck as it is a positive step towards his performing career.

Erin Andrews and brand-new judge Julianne Hough, who is the sister of Derek Hough, will also be a part of the show in the upcoming season. Moreover, Examiner reports that there is a chance Seattle Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson may be a part of the show since he made a promise in October 2014 that he will be back on DWTS if he wins this year's Super Bowl. Wilson's shapely physique may make him a serious contender and his attractive features are sure to garner a fan following.

"Dancing With the Stars" will return on ABC on March 16, 2015.