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Although Kevin Prince has won UCLA's quarterback competition, Richard Brehaut didn't exactly lose it.
Former boxing champion Oscar De La Hoya says he thought about suicide and has been going to rehab because he has become dependent on drugs and alcohol.
After accurately snapping the ball to San Diego Chargers plackekickers and punters since 1994, time finally ran out on seemingly ageless David Binn.
Freddy Adu was billed as the next one-word sports superstar like Tiger, LeBron, Shaq.
Following the infamous gun incident in the Wizards locker room in 2009, both Gilbert Arenas and Javaris Crittenton swore to a reformed life. Crittenton even said this:
Supervisor Mike Antonovich withdrew a recommendation Tuesday that the Board of Supervisors oppose AEG's efforts to fast-track environmental approvals for its proposed downtown football stadium.
After adding two schools, renaming itself and landing a massive television contract, the Pac-12 is finally ready to kick off the football season.
You know Clipper Darrell, right? He's the guy with the crazy Clipper suit, the one with the Clipper car, the one who's a staple at Staples and not for the taco-chanting Lakers fans. He's an icon in the texture of the league's fans.
D.J. Shoemate and Johnny McEntee have crossed the United States to fulfill the football dream they shared with each other when they were children in southern California.
Mike Carp hit a two-run homer in the eighth inning, lifting the Seattle Mariners to a 5-3 victory over the Los Angeles Angels on Monday night.
Andre Ethier had three hits and an RBI after sitting out a game with a sore knee and James Loney hit a two-run homer, leading the Los Angeles Dodgers to a 4-1 victory over the San Diego Padres on Monday night and Clayton Kershaw to his 17th win.
The Little League World Series champions returned home to Southern California Monday night after their 2-1 win over Japan in Pennsylvania.
Playing her first match in two months, Venus Williams powered her way to a 6-4, 6-3 victory over a travel-weary Vera Dolonts of Russia at the U.S. Open on Monday night.
Multiple sources are reporting that the Philadelphia Eagles and Michael Vick have agreed to a 6-year contract extension that will pay more than $100 million.
Another group of former National Football League players have filed suit against the league and equipment makers over head injuries suffered during their careers.
