Donald Sterling loses court battle to prevent sale of Clippers
A judge ruled against Clippers owner Donald Sterling in his attempt to block the $2 billion sale of the franchise to former Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer.
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NCAA settles concussion suit with $70M fund
Nearly three years after former athletes filed the first of several concussion lawsuits against the NCAA, a settlement has been reached.
Raymond Felton admits to felony, but avoids jail
A Manhattan judge sentenced former Knicks guard Raymond Felton Wednesday to 500 hours of community service and a $5,000 fine for possessing an illegal gun.
Drunk driving charge dropped against Raptors’ Valanciunas
Drinking and driving charges against Toronto Raptor centre Jonas Valanciunas were dropped Tuesday.
Iowa's Jok arrested for 2nd moped offense
Iowa basketball player Peter Jok was arrested Monday night and charged with driving his moped on a revoked license.
P.J. Hairston to appear in court on assault charges
Charlotte Hornets rookie guard P.J. Hairston is scheduled to appear in Durham County Court next month on misdemeanor charges of assault and battery.
Ex-Bulls guard Brunson arrested after alleged sexual assault
Former Bulls guard Rick Brunson was arrested in suburban Chicago on June 25 after an alleged sexual assault at a fitness center.
Boise State to pay $2.3M in AAC settlement
Boise State has settled a lawsuit with the American Athletic Conference that was first filed a year ago claiming the university owed $5 million in exit fees.
Knicks' Felton reaches plea deal, avoids jail
New York Knicks point guard Raymond Felton is expected to plead guilty to a felony in his gun possession case in exchange for a no-jail sentence.
Tate George sentencing delayed until August
Tate George was scheduled to be sentenced in federal court in Trenton, but the sentencing was pushed back to August.