Magic Johnson marks 20 years since HIV shock retirement
On the 20th anniversary of his November 1991 HIV reveal Magic Johnson gathered politicians celebrities and Lakers greats at Staples Center. The event honored his impact on HIV awareness and featured a $1 million pledge from the Magic Johnson Foundation for testing and education. Johnson, now 52 and healthful on a regimen of few daily meds, urged renewed vigilance.
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Penn State abuse scandal shocks Nittany Lions
Harrisburg AP. Penn State football coach Joe Paterno and top officials faced scrutiny as state police questioned whether they did enough to stop sexual abuse by former assistant coach Jerry Sandusky. Noonan cited moral duty beyond legal reporting.
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Bears Rally Past Eagles on Matt Forte performances
Chicago turned two turnovers into a 30-24 victory over Philadelphia as Matt Forte rushed for 133 yards and Jay Cutler connected with Earl Bennett for a fourth quarter go ahead TD. The Eagles faltered late, surrendering a fourth quarter lead for the fourth time this season.
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Missouri Shifts From Big 12 to SEC in 2012
Missouri officially leaves the Big 12 to join the SEC effective July 1, 2012. The move comes after the conference lost Nebraska, Colorado, and Texas A&M. Missouri chancellor Brady Deaton and SEC commissioner Mike Slive announced the decision alongside Florida president Bernie Machen at a campus news conference.
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