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Lauren Jackson has done all she can to try to lead Australia to Olympic glory. But in a matchup most didn't expect to see until the gold-medal game, toppling Team USA in the semifinals is a tall order for the Aussies.

The Pac-12's athletic style has been a challenge for the injury-riddled Utes, but coach Anthony Levrets likes his team's progress.

After two years of critical illness, hearing loss and injury, Purdue's Drey Mingo is petitioning the NCAA for a sixth season of eligibility.

The Fever star has been busy rehabbing an injury, upping her mental game and traveling all over during the WNBA offseason.

In the latest installment of our behind-the-scene look at the Stanford Cardinal, injuries create a big chance for freshman small forward Taylor Greenfield.

UConn's Caroline Doty, Tennessee's Vicki Baugh and USC's Jacki Gemelos are back on the court after overcoming major injuries.

In Part III of our behind-the-scenes look at the Stanford Cardinal, Alex Green and Sarah Boothe look to fit in after returning from major injuries.

With the season behind her, Tamika Catchings reflects on the awesome fan support her team enjoyed and focuses on the future.

USC's star guard endured an injury-riddled start to her college career. Despite the setbacks, she wouldn't give up, and her determination has paid off.

Seattle's old-fashioned star loves assisting her teammates.

The biggest game on the sports calendar tonight has lost a little luster, as injuries, regulations and a lack of interest have combined to keep some of baseball's top players out of this year's All-Star Game. Here are the Games We're Watching.

After a torn meniscus, Jayne Appel is back on the court for San Antonio -- and she explains why her team is off to a hot start.

Two of its biggest stars, Candace Parker and Lauren Jackson, are out. As long as players have to also play in Europe, wear and tear is going to be a factor.

Two MVPs are hobbled in the same week, Lauren Jackson with a tear in her hip, Candance Parker with a potentially serious injury to her right knee.

Candace Parker, Seimone Augustus and Candice Wiggins missed last year's World Championship because of injuries. All are back and rarin' to go.

Jayne Appel has embarked on a radical training program, designed by NASA, as a way to get fitter and healthier than ever. The regimen involves cooling her core body temperature and then exercising for 20 brutal minutes, but the benefits are dramatic.