10:15 AM: Arkansas football coach John L. Smith says that three players who were arrested on dorm burglary charges earlier this month are not with the team & not currently enrolled at school.

10:00 AM: Hal Steinbrenner on a New York Daily News report that his family is thinking of selling the Yankees: "It is complete fiction. Me and my family have no intention to sell the Yankees and expect it to be in the family for years to come."

9:00 PM: High school football recruit Jaylon Smith tweets: "I would not choose a college off of how many girls they have in the area! I hate when coaches mention tht type of stuff~ immediate turnoff"

8:45 PM: Oklahoma City Thunder guard & NBA Sixth Man of the Year award winner James Harden, now in cake form.

8:30 PM: A man was arrested at last night's Heat-Pacers game in Miami for attempting to run onto the court half-naked. Rapper Rick Ross supposedly offered $10,000 to anyone who would streak the game as part of promotion for his new album.

8:15 PM: Lakers GM Mitch Kupchak said that the team would pick up Andrew Bynum's $16.1 million option for next season.

8:00 PM: Lakers coach Mike Brown says he feels like he "could have done a lot better" this season but felt rushed by a lack of usual time in a lockout-shortened year.

7:45 PM: The Orlando Sentinel reports that Florida A&M drum major Robert Champion was beaten with drum sticks & bass drum mallets during a hazing ritual that resulted in his death last November. An attorney for Champion's family says that the school "needs to have a come-to-Jesus meeting."

7:30 PM: NBC Sports has reportedly blocked the New Jersey Devils & New York Rangers from hosting viewing parties at their home arenas for away games during the rest of their playoff series.

7:15 PM: With plans to move across the bay, Golden State Warriors co-owner Joe Lacob says the team won't be renamed the San Francisco Warriors - unless the fans want it.

7:00 PM: The Miami Heat's Udonis Haslem has been suspended one game by the NBA for his flagrant foul on the Indiana Pacers' Tyler Hansbrough during last night's game.

6:45 PM: A Phoenix woman who faked having cancer in order to raise money for breast implants pleaded not guilty to felony fraud & theft charges on Wednesday.

6:30 PM: Yahoo's Adrian Wojnarowski reports the Miami Heat's Dexter Pittman will be suspended for three days by the NBA for his elbow to the Indiana Pacers' Lance Stephenson near the end of last night's game.

6:15 PM: Ohio State announced Wednesday that it will be giving its athletes iPads starting this fall.

6:00 PM: New York Giants RB Andre Brown is appealing his four-game suspension for taking Adderall, a substance used to treat ADHD but also considered a performance enhancer by the NFL.