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The PGA Tour and the European Tour need to do more to create a climate that doesn't tolerate racially insensitive comments. Suspending Sergio Garcia would be a start.

Geno Smith is a millennial, the generation of people born between 1980 and 2001 who irritate their elders with their empowered attitude and inability to develop thick skin. That might explain some of the reaction to him in the past two months.

When Dwight Howard becomes a free agent on July 1, he has a chance to rectify the damage he's done to his reputation by making a necessary, bold move. He should sign with Houston.

It's become an annual question for commissioner David Stern: Can the NBA do something about teams that sit stars? Maybe this debate is about something else.

The simplicity in Brittney Griner's announcement was striking, and telling. It said a lot about who she is, and it sent a clear, inspirational message to any person who might be considering coming out.

Logistics may prevent the Fab Five from fully reuniting, but they will certainly be a point of emphasis this weekend in Atlanta, and not just because they played in the Final Four 20 years ago.

It would have been perfect if Griner had told Cuban to spend more time worrying about the Mavericks' playoffs chances than her NBA possibilities.

Marshall Henderson's antics aren't harmless or good for a sport that lacks stars. And too many people are giving him a pass. Here's hoping he matures before returning for his senior season at Ole Miss.

College basketball has been bad this season. And because the NCAA tournament is such a good postseason setup, college basketball will inevitably get a pass, despite being largely unwatchable.

A highly public commercial relationship with the NRA, which the Texas Motor Speedway agreed to when it signed up the organization as a Cup sponsor, just isn't worth the trouble.

Oscar Pistorius' arrest shocked us because of our perception of him as an Olympic hero. Let's also not pretend that the coverage of him didn't fit the lazy stereotypes that a lot of us have about disabled people, Jemele Hill writes.

The results of the Paterno family investigation didn't exonerate Joe Paterno. Just as the Freeh report didn't damn him. Paterno did that all by himself.

No matter how many precedents show the dangers of blindly idolizing football programs, they never seem to diminish the ability of schools to repeat integrity-sapping mistakes.

As the controversy and protests continue in Steubenville, Ohio, after two local football players were charged with raping a 16-year-old girl, Jemele Hill writes about her hope of better protecting girls and women from similar incidents.

I'm wondering why we're still asking black quarterbacks, well, what it's like being a black quarterback. As if, for a moment, they've been able to escape the constant reminders.

Caroline Wozniacki's impersonation of Serena Williams turned out to be the beginning of a discussion, and now questions are being raised about whether Wozniacki's impersonation was racist. It wasn't.