NBA Hall Of Famer Earvin “Magic” Johnson sat down with CNN’s Piers Morgan and explained how he has lived with HIV for the past 20 years.

Suspended NFL baller Johnny Jolly sat down with ESPN’s “Outside the Lines” for an exclusive interview about his codeine addiction.

During the emotional interview, Jolly also shared some of his darkest and loneliest moments while watching his team’s (Green Bay Packers) Super Bowl-winning season last year and talked about what he’s doing to get back to the NFL.

This is such a sad story! A drum major at Florida A&M University died after suffering from respiratory problems following his half-time performance at the Florida Classic Game over the weekend in Orlando, Florida.

ESPN analyst Lee Corso accidentally dropped the “F-Bomb” live on the set of ESPN’s College GameDay over the weekend.

While predicting the winner of the game between SMU vs. Houston, Corso picked up an SMU megaphone, indicating he was picking the SMU Mustangs, but then tossed it aside, said, “Ah, f##k it,” and put on the headgear of the University Of Houston mascot.

A few minutes later, Corso made an on-air apology for the incident.

Former heavyweight boxing champ Mike Tyson talks remotely via satellite to CNN’s Brooke Baldwin about Joe Frazier’s death, and what his legacy means to him and the boxing community.

Alan Moore, a 61-year-old Vietnam veteran and grandfather of five, became the oldest player ever to get in a college football game. Moore kicked an extra point for NAIA Faulkner University in its season-opener.

“I knew I was going to do it,” Moore said. “It was just something that I was going to do, and I didn’t care if I died doing it.”

Kyrie Irving, the NBA’s number one overall draft pick, decided to continue his education and go back to college at Duke University while the league is in a lockout.