Updated: 11:44 AM Doug Collins has resigned after three seasons as coach of the Philadelphia 76ers and will remain with the franchise as a special consultant.

Posted: 10:48 AM In what might have been the final game for the Sacramento Kings, former Kentucky center DeMarcus Cousins had a monster game in the finale of his tumultuous 2012-13 NBA season on Wednesday night.

Posted: 10:28 AM According to a report by Yahoo! Sports, former Kentucky guard Brandon Knight is one of more than 30 professional athletes involved in an $18 million fraudulent investment scheme.

Updated: 8:53 PM Nerlens Noel said on The Dan Patrick Radio Show this morning his rehab from knee surgery is ahead of schedule and he believes he's ready for the NBA draft.

Posted: 6:02 PM Receiver Stevie Johnson missed the Buffalo Bills' first two voluntary minicamp practices because of a sore back.

Posted: 3:40 PM The Chicago Sun-Times is reporting that Kentucky special assistant Rod Strickland is set to return to DePaul, his alma mater.

Updated: 8:16 AM The Kentucky Horse Racing Commission has approved a license request for trainer Rodolfo "Rudy" Rodriguez, who is a trainer for Kentucky Derby contender Vyjack.

Updated: 12:15 AM Eighth-ranked Louisville busted up an early tie with a five-run third inning, adding a six-run frame in the fourth, leading the Cardinals to a 12-5 win to split the two-game series with No. 17 Kentucky, on a gorgeous Tuesday night in front of a season-high 3,589 at Cliff Hagan Stadium.

Updated: 5:33 PM Pat Summerall, the NFL player-turned-broadcaster whose deep, resonate voice called games for more than 40 years, has died at the age of 82.

Updated: 5:24 PM Reds outfielder Ryan Ludwick returned to the clubhouse on Tuesday with his right arm in a bulky sling two weeks after surgery to repair torn cartilage in the shoulder.

Updated: 5:19 PM Ben Revere is getting so much attention for his glove - the way he used it and the message he taped to it - that he can't keep up with the calls.

Posted: 4:01 PM President Barack Obama is honoring NASCAR driver Brad Keselowski and his crew for winning the Sprint Cup Series championship.

Updated: 9:53 PM A'dia Mathies is headed to the WNBA as the 10th overall draft pick. She was selected Monday night by the Los Angeles Sparks.

Updated: 9:00 PM The Hornets' Anthony Davis - the No. 1 overall pick in the 2012 draft - likely won't win the rookie-of-the-year award. Davis told reporters Monday that one reason that expectation wasn't met is because he knows he needs to get stronger.

Updated: 3:50 PM The Reds have lost top starter Johnny Cueto for at least a few weeks because of a strained muscle in his back

Updated: 7:09 PM The Kentucky High School Athletic Association (KHSAA) Board of Control voting today to play the Boys and Girls Sweet 16 Semi-Finals on Saturday and move the Championship Games to Sunday.

Posted: 10:57 AM The owner of a dirt racetrack in western Kentucky is putting the facility up for auction, saying she can't devote the time and attention it needs.

Updated: 10:58 AM University of Kentucky freshman All-America selection Nerlens Noel will forego his sophomore season and enter his name in this year's NBA Draft.

Posted: 7:50 PM Adam Scott has become the first Australian to win the Masters

Posted: 5:48 PM Ciao Bella Luna surged past pace-setting Magical Moon in midstretch to win the 28th running of the $150,000 Beaumont Stakes

Posted: 5:14 PM UK starter Corey Littrell (4-2) suffered the loss

Posted: 3:11 PM Lafayette High School Graduate Austin Kearns Hospitalized

Posted: 1:57 PM Quarterback might be a position still up for grabs, but as the Wildcats left Commonwealth Stadium, we all had a pretty solid idea about defensive end.

Posted: 12:02 AM The Mark Stoops era as head coach of the Kentucky football team witnessed perhaps its greatest highlight yet as 50,831 rejuvenated fans attended the 2013 Blue/White Spring Game at Commonwealth Stadium Saturday night.

Posted: 7:57 PM Overanalyze stormed down the home stretch to pull away and win the $1 million Arkansas Derby on Saturday.