Well, we don't know if the drama is over or if it's just beginning. Either way, Tiger Woods' time in sex rehab has come to a close, and he has reunited with his wife and children.

Woods has allegedly left the Mississippi sex rehab clinic that is designed to help him to keep his urges under control. His wife, Elin Nordgren, believed by some to be the primary victim in all of Tiger's exploits, accompanied Woods to his home after meeting with him in Hattiesburg.

It just seems that the words NFL player, woman and hotel are almost never good to hear. The latest allegation doesn't involve a current NFL player, but a great former player. Michael Irvin, formerly of the Dallas Cowboys, was arrested for a rape that allegedly occurred two years ago. A woman claims that Irvin and another man raped her at the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in Hollywood, Fla., on July 4, 2007.

Former NFL star Warren Sapp has been arrested. The arrest was for a domestic battery charge in South Florida, which has led to the NFL Network removing Sapp from Sunday's Super Bowl coverage.

The former player was charged with one count of misdemeanor domestic battery. He is planning to appear before a Miami-Dade County Judge this weekend, according to Juan Sanchez, a spokesperson for the Miami Beach Police Department.

Serena Williams has done it again. Accompanied by her mentor, Billie Jean King, Serena made history by winning her fifth Australian Open title. Williams defeated defending champion Justine Henin in three sets at Melbourne Park, winning her 12th major overall. Williams' total number of major wins ties her with Billie Jean King for sixth place on the career list.

NBA Commissioner David Stern has finally issued a statement about the situation between Gilbert Arenas and Javaris Crittenton, two Washington Wizards players who were caught in the middle of a peculiar gun incident. Both players were found to have brought guns into the locker room, which is a violation of NBA rules. Additionally, they were found to possibly have violated DC gun laws, as Arenas has pleaded guilty to a gun charge and awaits sentencing. Crittenton also took a plea on a misdemeanor count.

According to published reports and local media outlets, golf star Tiger Woods is at a sex rehab clinic in Hattiesburg, Miss. The media outlets have been showing a blurry photo of a man who several witnesses say is Tiger Woods, walking with a hood bundled over his head and body.

I met Stephen A. Smith a few times when doing his ESPN show. I liked the guy from the beginning, and I still do. I do not say the same thing about Jason Whitlock, a Fox sports writer who doesn't do a very good job of intelligently expressing opinions that go beyond the ridiculous rhetoric of guys like Rush Limbaugh or Glenn Beck.

Stephen A. Smith had it right when he described Gilbert Arenas as contributing to genocide in the black community. I also agreed with Rev. Al Sharpton's position when I spoke to him this week. Part of the reason I founded the Athlete Liberation and Academic Reform Movement (ALARM) was to help redefine what it means to be a black man and black athlete in America. Black men are not gun-toting thugs who mismanage their money and remain illiterate. We are leaders, thinkers and protectors of our communities. Gilbert Arenas, in his most recent behavior, represents none of that. Here is what Stephen A. Smith had to say: