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All-Star Moves - Keep reading for a wrap-up of NBA All-Star weekend, more claims of racism among England’s soccer teams, the latest in Miami Heat star Chris Bosh’s child custody battle and more.—Britt Middleton (Photo: Mike Ehrmann/Getty Images)

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West Tops the East in 2012 All-Star Game Matchup - NBA All-Star MVP Kevin Durant’s sizzling performance helped the West secure the win over the Eastern Conference 152-149 during the All-Star game in Orlando, Florida on Feb. 26. Durant alone tallied 37 points in the game, while Los Angeles Lakers star Kobe Bryant surpassed Michael Jordan’s record for career-scoring leader in the history of the All-Star game. (Photo: Mike Ehrmann/Getty Images)

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Wearing the All-Star Crown  - Minnesota Timberwolves star Kevin Love bested Oklahoma City’s Kevin Durant 17-14 in the final round of the 3-Point Shootout. Later, Jeremy Evans won top honors in Saturday’s Sprite Slam Dunk Competition, living up to his nickname, “The Human Pogo Stick.” In the Rising Stars Challenge, on Feb. 24 Team Chuck beat Team Shaq 146-133. (Photo: Mike Ehrmann/Getty Images)

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Soccer Player Sues Club for Racial Discrimination - Mark McCammon, a former player of England’s Gillingham FC soccer club, has slapped his former team with a lawsuit on Feb. 27, claiming that he and other Black players were treated more coarsely than whites in punishments handed out for missing training, medical treatment for injuries and pay cuts. McCammon is the first Black player to sue a team for discrimination, but the account is another in a string of controversy surrounding racism in England’s soccer teams. (Photo: Pete Norton/Getty Images)

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Cleveland Browns Re-Sign D'Qwell Jackson - According to reports, linebacker D'Qwell Jackson agreed to a five-year, $42.5 million deal with the Cleveland Browns on Feb. 27 that includes $19 million in guaranteed money and roster bonuses, just days before the Mar. 5 deadline for NFL teams to designate their franchise players. In 2011, Jackson posted 158 tackles and 3 and-a-half sacks, the best of his career. He sat out 26 consecutive games in the 2009-10 season due to torn chest muscles. (Photo: The Plain Dealer/Landov)

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NFL Combine Camp Puts Tomorrow’s Stars at the Forefront - NFL Scouting Combine Camp, which runs through Feb. 28, has been nicknamed “the world’s longest job interview” for the crop of more than 300 of college football’s top players invited to test their skills before NFL executives and staff from all 32 teams. On Feb. 27, Memphis defensive tackle Dontari Poe created major buzz — the 346 pound player ran a 4.87 unofficial 40-yard dash. (Photo: Joe Robbins/Getty Images)

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Matt Kenseth Wins Daytona 500 - Matt Kenseth won the Daytona 500 Monday after the iconic race was postponed Sunday due to a rain delay. (Photo: Todd Warshaw/Getty Images for NASCAR)

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Sacramento Kings to Get New Arena - After months of uncertainty, the city of Sacramento and the Kings reached a tentative deal on Feb. 27 to build a new arena in the downtown Sacramento railyard, in an effort to rev up revenue for the city and the team. More than half of the money will come from leasing the city’s parking to a private operator, and the team’s owners said they will put up $75 million upfront. The deal comes just days before the NBA-imposed deadline of March 1. (Photo: CSM/Landov)

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T.O. Makes Arena Football Debut - NFL free agent Terrell Owens was back on the football field this weekend, but not as an NFL starter. Owens made his Indoor Football League debut for the Allen Wranglers in Allen, Texas on Feb. 25, catching three touchdown passes in his first professional arena game. He sat out the 2011 season due to a torn ACL. (Photo: CSM/Landov)

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Basketball Hall of Fame Finalists Announced - Jamaal Wilkes, Reggie Miller and Katrina McClain are three of 12 individuals up for induction into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame, the organization announced on Feb. 24. The Class of 2012 will be unveiled at the NCAA Final Four in April. (Photo: Tony Duffy/Allsport/Getty Images; Michael Buckner/Getty Images; Jason Merritt/Getty Images)

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Jason Campbell Denies Leaving Fiancé at the Altar - Is it a case of the runaway groom? Not according to Oakland Raiders quarterback Jason Campbell, who has denied leaving girlfriend Jenny Montes at the altar on what was to be their lavish wedding day in the Dominican Republic on Feb. 18. Campbell insists the decision to call off the wedding was mutual, and that it isn’t “in his character” to do otherwise. (Photo: Otto Greule Jr/Getty Images)

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Chris Bosh’s Court Drama Continues - While Miami Heat star Chris Bosh thrilled fans on the court during the 2012 All-Star game on Feb. 26, an Orlando judge was less than pleased with the star and his former mate, Allison Mathis, with whom Bosh shares custody of their three-year-old daughter. Just hours after the All-Star game, Bosh told the judge Mathis was trying to keep him from seeing his daughter. The judge slammed both Bosh and Mathis for failing to work out their reoccurring problems outside the courts, and threatened court sanctions if either violated the set visitation schedule. (Photo: CSM/Landov)