11:15 AM: New York Giants offensive lineman David Diehl was arrested on drunk driving charges after hitting several parked cars when he left a bar in Queens Sunday night.
11:00 AM: New England Patriots punter Zoltan Mesko hosted a karaoke night with about 30 of his teammates to help raise money for the Children's Hospital of Boston.
10:45 AM: Police in Guyana have arrested a man on attempted murder charges for shooting into a crowd during a soccer game. Three people were wounded, including former Guyana soccer player Oriley Small.
10:30 AM: After defeating LSU to advance to their first-ever College World Series, the front page of the Stony Brook athletics website features a photo of the Seawolves baseball team giving the "OK" sign with the headline, "Shock The World!"
10:15 AM: Oakland Raider rookie defensive lineman Christo Bilukidi tweeted that he got out of a $428 ticket for running a red light after he told a police officer that he played for the NFL club.
10:00 AM: CBS Sports announcer Jim Nantz reportedly got married at Pebble Beach over the weekend to Courtney Richards, Nantz's mistress whose affair led to Nantz's divorce from his first wife.
8:00 PM: Brian Banks has accepted an invite to a formal tryout with the Seattle Seahawks, but will first take part in a workout for the Kansas City Chiefs. Banks spent five years in prison on rape charges, but last month had his conviction overturned after his accuser admitted that she lied.
7:45 PM: Down 4-3 in the bottom of the 9th, Arkansas defeated Baylor 5-4 after Bears pitchers hit two straight Razorbacks batters with the bases loaded to end the game.
7:30 PM: University of Portland assistant basketball coach Eric Jackson was arrested on domestic violence charges early Sunday morning.
7:15 PM: Boston Red Sox manager Bobby Valentine was not happy with the officiating during this weekend's games against the Washington Nationals: "Good umpires had a real bad series this series - real bad series. And it went one way. There should be a review."
7:00 PM: Denver Nuggets coach George Karl appears to have entered the Twitterverse: "As an old guy ive joined twitter to help with cancer awareness. Help me out and get me some followers."
6:45 PM: The blog D.C. Universe tweets that they heard this conversation between two fans following Sunday's game at Fenway Park. Red Sox fan #1: "F***ing Nationals. They can go right back to D.C." Red Sox fan #2: "Wherever that is."
6:30 PM: Police in Nigeria say they have rescued soccer player Christian Obodo after he was kidnapped in front of a church Saturday morning. Obodo is a former Nigerian national team player who is currently with Italian club Udinese.
6:15 PM: Texas Rangers relief pitcher Alexi Ogando left Sunday's game against the San Francisco Giants after apparently suffering a groin injury running to first base after laying a bunt against Tim Lincecum.
6:00 PM: Eight Russian soccer fans in Poland for Euro 2012 were arrested for fighting in two bars & causing $1,000 in damage, while 14 fans were arrested for brawling in the main square of the city of Poznan before Sunday's Croatia vs. Ireland match.
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