Alabama head football coach Nick Saban says he is hurt over comments by Florida offensive line coach Tim Davis, who referred to his former boss as “the devil himself.”

A gossip report says Tiger Woods and Lindsey Vonn have discussed marriage and have even talked about possible prenups.

Donna Lebano is a big Chicago Blackhawks fan. She celebrated this Mother’s Day with her new baby boy, Owen Michael. Lebano went into labor one month ahead of schedule while she was watching the Blackhawks beat the Minnesota Wild at Chicago’s United Center last Thursday night. But she just couldn’t leave the game, even though she was having contractions.

This Miami Heat fan gave the Chicago Bulls’ Joakim Noah just one thing after he was ejected for berating a ref — her middle finger. That’s one classy lady don’t you think? The refs ejected Noah’s teammate Taj Gibson as well.

Tiger Woods and Lindsey Vonn made their first public appearance as a couple at the Metropolitan Museum of Art's Costume Institute Gala in New York. Woods, the No. 1 ranked golfer in the world, and Vonn, a World Cup skier who is recuperating from knee reconstruction surgery, appeared on the red carpet Monday night wearing classic evening attire for a party that encouraged attendees...

Floyd Mayweather Jr. will reportedly earn a minimum of $32 million to fight Robert Guerrero, tying his record for guaranteed money.

Check out the video. Montreal Canadiens center Lars Eller was taken off the ice on a stretcher after a big hit from Ottawa Senators defenseman Eric Gryba. It happened during Game 1 of their Eastern Conference series Thursday night.

Baton Rouge Police say a cell phone video shows LSU running back Jeremy Hill punching a man from behind. Then he allegedly celebrated with high fives when another suspect knocked the victim out. LSU head coach Les Miles suspended the 20-year-old Hill indefinitely after he was arrested over the weekend following the bar fight. Hill was LSU’s leading rusher last season.

Check out the guy in the middle of the photo. That’s No. 1 golfer and former serial cheater Tiger Woods attending Charlotte Bobcats owner Michael Jordan’s lavish wedding over the weekend. TMZ captured the shot that shows both Woods and sportscaster Ahmad Rashad wearing tuxedos.

Former Detroit Lions Pro Bowl running back Barry Sanders won the vote to be on the cover of the new Madden video game.

Despite his shaky relationship past, Tiger Woods reportedly has earned the approval from Lindsey Vonn's mother. The two have been dating since the end of last year.

Kobe Bryant live-tweeted his analysis of the first playoff game between the Los Angeles Lakers and the San Antonio Spurs. Bryant is at home recovering from his April 13 surgery to repair a torn left Achilles' tendon.The Spurs beat the Lakers 91-79. You can see Bryant's frustration at the outcome. Check out some of his tweets:

Check out the video. Auburn fans rolled the two historic oak trees at Toomer’s Corner with toilet paper one last time, after an Alabama fan poisoned the trees two-and-a-half years ago. Thousands gathered for the event following the Auburn Tiger’s spring football game.

New York Mets fans cheered and chanted “USA, USA” after Boston Marathon bombing suspect Dzhokhar A. Tsarnaev, 19, was taken into custody Friday night. The Mets broadcast the news on their Jumbotron at Citi Field as they played the Washington Nationals.

San Francisco 49ers’ cornerback Chris Culliver posted texts of a conversation, to his 30,000 Instagram followers, that referred to women as as "b@#ch" and “hoes.” According to the San Francisco Chronicle, Culliver’s Instagram followers saw this photo of his texts:

Check out this amazing video. Daredevil Alexander Polli wore a wingsuit and flew 155 mph through a rock arch in the Roca Foradaad Mountains in Montserrat, Spain. He jumped from a helicopter and did a 20-second free fall before he shot through the mountains like a rocket.

Cancer survivor and former offensive guard Joe Andruzzi played for the Packers, Patriots and Browns between 1997 and 2006. He was one of heroes in Boston on Monday. He carried a woman to safety after two bombs exploded near the finish line of the Boston Marathon.

NBA legend Dennis Rodman is going back to North Korea. Rodman made the announcement at a charity gala at the Fontainebleau Miami Beach. He’s planning to meet once more with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, who is a big basketball fan.

Los Angeles Lakers star Kobe Bryant vented on his official Facebook page after he suffered a season-ending torn Achilles tendon. It’s the most significant injury he’s had in his 17-year career. “This is such BS!” Bryant wrote. “All the training and sacrifice just flew out the window with one step that I've done millions of times!”

Ever wonder how Arnold Palmer orders his own drink? This story explains it, and also explains the origins of the drink.

Check out the video. NBC’s “Saturday Night Live” took on the case of fired Rutgers basketball coach Mike Rice by finding an even more menacing basketball coach. Rice was fired last week after a video showed him verbally and physically abusing players on his team. But SNL wants you to know that Rice’s behavior is nothing compared to how Middle Delaware State coach Sheila Kelly acts.

A report says former Auburn players have accused the program of altering grades and paying players during the national championship season.

Louisville’s Kevin Ware delivered an inspiring message to his Cardinals teammates after he broke his leg in the Elite Eight game against Duke. He was lying in front of the Louisville bench in the first half. His right leg was so badly broken that the bone was showing through his skin. Ware called his teammates over. “Don't worry about me,” Ware said according to CBS��...

CBS/Turner NCAA basketball analyst Charles Barkley believes he’s been overexposed and worked too hard during all the TV coverage of the NCAA men’s basketball tournament. “I do think I was overexposed,” Barkley told the New York Daily News. “I have been addressing it with them and hopefully they will change it up.”

Doug Gottlieb apologized for his "white man's perspective" joke during the March Madness pregame show and Charles Barkley also defended his colleague on-air.