5:45 PM: On reports that the Pittsburgh Steelers may cut him, receiver Hines Ward posted on his Facebook page that he wants to finish his career with the Steelers & that he's willing to restructure his contract.

5:30 PM: Before Sunday's basketball game, the Kansas student section held up a message for Oklahoma State booster T. Boone Pickens: "Oil Can't Buy Bill", in reference to Jayhawks coach Bill Self.

5:15 PM: Cincinnati Bengals LB Rey Maualuga has been officially charged with assault for allegedly punching a bar manager last Sunday morning.

5:00 PM: The Cleveland Cavaliers say center Anderson Varejao is out indefinitely with a fractured right wrist.

4:45 PM: Golden State Warriors coach Mark Jackson says he received a tweet from Spike Lee "thanking" him for letting Jeremy Lin come to the Knicks. But Jackson added: "I had nothing to do with Jeremy Lin .... He never practiced for us so leave me out of it."

4:30 PM: The Miami Marlins are un-retiring their #5 so outfielder Logan Morrison can wear it this season. The Marlins originally retired #5 at their very first game in 1993 in honor of team president Carl Barger, who died of a brain aneurysm during the baseball winter meetings 1992.

4:15 PM: The Latino Baseball Hall of Fame in the Dominican Republic has unveiled a new statue of former L.A. Dodgers manager Tommy Lasorda

4:00 PM: Alex Marvez of FoxSports.com reports the St. Louis Rams have hired Les Snead as their new general manager.

3:45 PM: Penn State forward Billy Oliver is ending his college basketball career due to reoccurring concussions & migraines, but will stay with the team through his graduation.

3:30 PM: Larry Brown Sports has video of fans rioting after a boxing match in Argentina, with chairs being thrown into the ring & people trying to go after the winning boxer.

3:15 PM: The St. Louis Post Dispatch reports the U.S. Soccer Development Academy will not allow its members to play for their high school teams.

3:00 PM: New York Giants RB Ahmad Bradshaw says he doesn't see the Dallas Cowboys winning a Super Bowl with Tony Romo as their QB.

2:45 PM: George Paton, a candidate for the St. Louis Rams general manager position, has been promoted to assistant GM of the Minnesota Vikings.

2:30 PM: Video of Dottie Sandusky, wife of accused child sex abuser Jerry Sandusky, speeding by & nearly running over a TV reporter who was trying to do a news segment outside the Sandusky home.

2:15 PM: Minnesota Golden Gophers hockey player Kyle Rau has been suspended from tonight's game against Denver by the WCHA for a boarding hit on Pioneers player Jason Zucker during Friday night's game.