IOC considers cycling, tennis changes

The International Olympic Committee is considering the elimination of endurance events in track cycling and the addition of mixed doubles in tennis for the 2012 London Games.

IOC to reallocate Jones' medals

Officials with direct knowledge of the plan say the IOC is ready to reallocate the individual Olympic medals stripped from Marion Jones for doping -- but withhold the 100-meter gold from another drug-tainted athlete.

Superstars among decade's top players

Before turning the page to a new decade, ESPN RISE takes a look back at the most exciting and influential high school athletes from the past 10 years.

Jones wants to play in WNBA

Disgraced track star Marion Jones is training for a comeback -- in the WNBA.

Montgomery: Obsessed with Greene

Tim Montgomery says he started taking performance-enhancing drugs because he wanted to beat American sprint rival Maurice Greene and become the fastest man in the world.

Parker keeps raising bar, then clearing it

A glitzy high school career is but one reason Candace Parker's star shined brightest over the past decade

Micheel case raises more PED questions

With Doug Barron fighting a PGA Tour suspension for testing positive for performance-enhancing drugs, he can't be encouraged by the hoops friend and fellow pro Shaun Micheel had to jump through to secure a short-term exemption in what may be a similar case.

Tygart: Rogue docs the biggest threat

Rogue doctors and laboratories have taken the place of institutionalized doping as the most serious threat to drug-free sports, United States Anti-Doping Agency chief executive Travis T. Tygart said.

Bolt trying to outrun track's tarnish

Olympic champion Usain Bolt believes it will take a couple of years to convince some people he is breaking world records without doping.

Graham says he's still innocent

Speaking about doping for the first time since the 2004 Olympics, former track coach Trevor Graham told The New York Times he was still innocent.

CAS decision to come on Dec. 18

Sport's highest court will decide in December whether Marion Jones' U.S. relay teammates can keep their medals from the 2000 Sydney Olympics.

30 for 30 What If I Told You

30 for 30 What If I Told You

The fastest man in the prison yard

He was the World's Fastest Man and lived with Marion Jones. In an exclusive interview from prison, Tim Montgomery tells ESPN.com how it all fell apart.

Gay, Jeter rule 100 at Golden Grand Prix

American sprinters Tyson Gay and Carmelita Jeter flirted with history at the Shanghai Golden Grand Prix on Sunday.

In this Jan. 11, 2008 file photo, former Olympic champion Marion Jones leaves after being sentenced at the Westchester County Federal Courthouse in White Plains, N.Y. Disgraced...