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Associated PressLamine Diack, ex IAAF chief convicted of corruption, dies
Lamine Diack, the controversial long-time leader of track and field who was convicted of extorting money from athletes and accused of taking bribes in an Olympic hosting vote, has died, his family said Friday. Diack led track and field’s governing body — then known as the IAAF, now World Athletics — for 16 years.
NBC SportsKaillie Humphries cleared to bobsled at Olympics for U.S.
Olympic champion Kaillie Humphries has been cleared to bobsled for the U.S. at the Beijing Winter Games in February after switching from Canada.
NBC SportsShot putter C.J. Hunter dies at 52
C.J. Hunter, an Olympic shot putter who was suspended as part of what became the BALCO scandal, died Sunday at age 52.
NBC SportsMarco Odermatt wins Beaver Creek super-G after stars ski out
Swiss Marco Odermatt won a super-G on the first of four consecutive days of racing at an Alpine skiing World Cup stop in Beaver Creek.
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