5:15 PM: Arkansas football coach Bret Bielema tweets that he spent his weekend fishing in the Bahamas: "caught Wahoo, yellow fin, and a few sharks! Good to be headed home. #WPS"
5:00 PM: Two former Montgomery County, North Carolina coaches - a high school football coach & a middle school wrestling coach - were arrested on charges of having sex with the same high school student on separate occasions.
4:45 PM: Chicago Cubs chairman Tom Ricketts said on Sunday that team will not increase ad signs or add more night games at Wrigley Field for the 2013 season.
4:30 PM: The agent for Oscar Pistorius says he has canceled his client's future races as the double amputee Olympic runner faces charges for the shooting death of his girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp. But agent Peet van Zyl adds that Pistorius' sponsors have been "supportive".
4:15 PM: Tuscaloosa, Alabama held its own Krispy Kreme Challenge on Saturday, where participants would run a mile, eat a dozen doughnuts then run another mile.
4:00 PM: Police are investigating a 15-year-old Tahlequah, Oklahoma boy who supposedly posted a photo on Facebook of a pit bull he claimed to have killed with a bow & arrow. The boy had reportedly received threats after the photo went viral online.
3:45 PM: Danica Patrick has clinched the pole position for the Daytona 500, becoming the first woman to earn the spot in a NASCAR Sprint Cup race.
3:30 PM: Tiger Woods reportedly played some golf with President Obama on Sunday at a private club in Florida owned by Houston Astros owner Jim Crane.
3:15 PM: New York Yankees manager Joe Girardi on if Derek Jeter will be ready to play on Opening Day: "Obviously there's no rush to get him in games. It's not like we don't have a ton of time left .... Knowing Derek, I feel like he'll be ready, but we'll have to go through this to see."
3:00 PM: From The Onion: "Michael Jordan Celebrates 50th Birthday With Last People He Hasn't Completely Alienated Yet"
2:45 PM: Penn State invited children of the Make-A-Wish Foundation to work out at the school's Lasch Building on Saturday with the help of members of the Nittany Lions football team.
2:30 PM: The Salt Lake Tribune reports that members of the Ute tribe feel the University of Utah isn't doing enough for them after they allowed the school to continue using the Utes nickname & logos.
2:15 PM: Two people were arrested as Maryland students took to the streets & lit fires after the Terrapins' 83-81 victory over Duke Saturday night.
2:00 PM: NFL.com's Albert Breer reports the league is adding a second aptitude test at the NFL Combine to be taken along with the Wonderlic test.
1:45 PM: Jay Pharaoh did an impression of Stephen A. Smith during last night's Saturday Night Live. Smith tweeted about it Sunday: "I didn't see it folks. I'm busy in Houston. Missed it. Damn!"
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