Sports Rewind: Tyrann "Honey Badger" Mathieu Arrested
The Honey Badger is busted for pot, and other sports news.
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Honey Badger Arrested - From Tyrann Mathieu's arrest to Lance Armstrong being stripped of his Tour de France wins to Gabby being honored, BET.com takes a look at some of the top sports news stories of the week. — Dorkys Ramos Tyrann "Honey Badger" Mathieu was among four former LSU football players arrested Thursday after police found them with marijuana at Mathieu's apartment. Mathieu's drug problems led to him being kicked off the football team and a stint in rehab. (Photo: AP Photo/The Daily Reveille, Catherine Threlkeld)
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Lance Armstrong Stripped of His Seven Tour de France Titles - The International Cycling Union stripped Lance Armstrong of his seven Tour de France titles and all race results since August 1998 as well as banning him from the sport for life. The U.S. Anti-Doping Agency said an investigation showed that Armstrong was involved in "the most sophisticated, professionalized and successful doping program that sport has ever seen." (Photo: AP Photo/Peter Dejong, File)
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U.K. Could Have New Soccer Black Players' Association - Discussions to create a separate Black Players' Association in the United Kingdom for soccer have begun. The move is the result of the alleged abuse of several Black players and a desire to combat racism within the sport, but critics say a separate association would be divisive and only worsen the situation. (Photo: Clive Mason/Getty Images)
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Dwight Howard Debuts in L.A. - Dwight Howard made his Los Angeles Lakers debut during the team's preseason game Sunday night against the Sacramento Kings. He came back six months after back surgery and scored 19 points with 12 rebounds and four blocks. The Kings beat the Lakers 99–92, continuing L.A.'s losing streak in all six preseason games thus far. (Photo: AP Photo/Mark J. Terrill)
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Gabby Douglas Is Sportswoman of the Year - The Women's Sports Foundation presented gymnast Gabby Douglas with the Sportswoman of the Year Award. The 16-year-old Olympic gold medalist impressed audiences with her performances in London this summer and is the third in her sport to receive the foundation's honor. (Photo: Jason Kempin/Getty Images)
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