By Mark Heisler
The Warriors are like 'Hamlet, the Reality Show,' with the stage littered with the bodies of the principal characters. Coach Don Nelson is the Prince of Denmark.
By Lisa Dillman
He had a season-high 27 points, and was eight for 15 shooting against the Nuggets, all after coming off the bench.
By Diane Pucin
Clippers announcers were pulled from Friday night's broadcast after on-air exchange about Memphis' Hamed Haddadi.
By Jerry Crowe
The former actress' career as a pro boxing referee has broken down barriers for women and earned her induction to the World Boxing Hall of Fame.
Rebels running back Dexter McCluster rushes for 148 yards and throws for a touchdown against the Tigers, who fail to get off a last-second field-goal attempt.
The Huskies finally win one for their slain teammate, sending the Irish and Coach Charlie Weis to another defeat on senior day.
Ninth-ranked Buckeyes intercept four passes by Tate Forcier, who also fumbles in his own end zone.
By Chuck Culpepper
Sportswriter Sally Jenkins says that her dad, sportswriting great Dan Jenkins, was truly driven to support his beloved Horned Frogs.
By David Wharton
UCLA overcomes slow start to beat Cal State Bakersfield, 75-64, for its first win of the season, but starting forward Nikola Dragovic is suspended after being charged with felony assault.
By Lance Pugmire
The organization has been plagued by injury, illness and suspect judging decisions. Tito Ortiz and Forrest Griffin will headline Saturday's event in Las Vegas.
By Sam Farmer
They're tied with the Chargers, whom they face today, and starting quarterback Kyle Orton is hurting.
By Mike Bresnahan
The team has the highest payroll in the NBA, with $91.3 million in player salaries and $21.4 million in luxury taxes.
By Lisa Dillman
Butler scores 27 points in a reserve role and helps hold off Denver late with a key three-point shot.
By Pete Thomas
Smith started only three games last season and played little down the stretch because of his weight, but he played the entire 40 minutes Tuesday against UC Riverside.
By Helene Elliott
He says he'll 'try to keep it in mind.' But with only four goals so far this season, the veteran winger will try to raise his game a notch.
By Mark Medina
Fans throw punches after the Ducks defenseman tries to give his hockey stick to a young girl.
By Lance Pugmire
The 25-year-old is fighting the Dane for the World Boxing Assn. super-middleweight title on Saturday night in Oakland.
By Grahame L. Jones
First-year success in Seattle, site of Sunday's MLS Cup between the Galaxy and Real Salt Lake, is encouraging for Commissioner Don Garber and his league. But beneath surface there are troubling signs.
A breakdown of Sunday's Major League Soccer championship match at Seattle.
By Ben Bolch
The 10 CIF section commissioners will meet Dec. 13 to determine the pairings for the five bowl games that pit Southern California teams against their counterparts from the northern part of the state.
The Times' college football writer gives the answers to readers' questions.
By Chris Foster
A victory over Arizona State on Saturday would take UCLA to 6-5 heading into the season finale against USC, potentially opening up postseason vistas for the Bruins.
By Chris Foster
Rick Neuheisel's team is 5-5 and needs one win in its last two games, including Saturday's against Arizona State, to be bowl eligible. Doing so would eradicate a significant 'barrier,' the coach says.
By Eric Sondheimer
The combination of Jay Anderson, Jerry McClanahan and Rio Ruiz made major contributions in the Lancers' 28-21 victory on Friday night.
Jackrabbits use a strong defensive effort in a 24-7 playoff win.
He shoots a 69 to strengthen his chance of winning the European money title
Backup quarterback Chris Simms is set to start against the Chargers.
The left-hander becomes the first of the 171 free agents to agree to a contract, getting a two-year, $7.5-million deal with Chicago.
Broncos rout Aggies, 52-21, to improve to 11-0 and stay in contention for a BCS bowl bid.
Bell scores 22 points to lead the Waves to a narrow 72-70 win at home.
Boston has lost three of its last four and three of five at home.
Cleveland's Shaquille O'Neal misses his fourth game in a row because of a shoulder strain, but the Cavaliers defeat Indiana, 105-95.
Joe Thornton gets his 600th career assist and Evgeni Nabokov makes 27 saves for San Jose, which rebounds after losing its last two games.
Defenseman Rob Scuderi will miss his third straight game but is expected to skate Sunday. Ryan Smyth will remain out for about four weeks.
The Ducks are hurting, with several players game-time decisions. Ryan Carter will miss Saturday's game.
The Trojans are missing three players and North Carolina transfer Alex Stepheson. Loyola Marymount's Drew Viney, a transfer from Oregon, has scored 52 points in his last two games.
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