Now that controversial Los Angeles Clippers owner Donald Sterling has been banned from the NBA for life, a steady stream of potential buyers have come forward to show interest in the franchise, which is valued at $575 million,. The list is a who’s who of celebs, including rap moguls Rick Ross and Sean Combs, who took to Twitter to show their interest in making a joint bid for the team. Combs, aka Diddy, tweeted “I will always be a Knicks fan, but I am a business man. #DiddyBuyTheClippers #NameYourPrice.” The pair may have some competition, however, as boxer Floyd Mayweather said he is “very interested” in putting together “a group of billionaires” to buy the team. Of course, right now this is just speculation as 75 percent of NBA owners would have to vote for Sterling to be forced to sell his valuable team.

Transgender Athletes Allowed to Compete in Utah In Wake Of Secret Investigation Of Female Athletes
This afternoon, a judge at the Utah State Capitol made the unexpected decision to overturn the ban against transgender girls competing in female sports, a law that has been in place since July. Over 12 other Republican-dominant states instated transgender athlete bans, which is why this sudden reversal comes as a bit of a surprise. However, this decision makes more sense considering the recent secret investigation conducted by Utah parents, who asked the Utah High School Activities Association to look into the biological sex of a student athlete who got first place, resulting in their own daughters to place second and third.