Winston Bennett was an NBA player, former coach and star for the Kentucky Wildcats. I grew up watching Bennett play and admired his ability. One thing I don't admire, however, is Bennett's off-the-court behavior. In a recent ESPN interview, Bennett admitted to having sex with roughly 90 women per month before he got married, and half that many women after his wedding.

The NCAA tournament is starting again, and the world is taking notice. Corporations are paying hundreds of millions of dollars for advertising, and the coaches are getting rich. What's also true (and you've heard me say this before) is that the players and their families aren't getting anything, even an education.

According to a study released this week by The Institute for Diversity and Ethics in Sport, the graduation gap between white and black players has widened this year for the teams participating in March Madness. This year, 45 NCAA tournament teams graduated more than 70 percent of their white players, up from 33 last year. But the number this year has remained the same for black players, with only 20 out of 65 teams graduating 70 percent of their black athletes.

On the night of his fateful SUV crash in November, Tiger Woods' wife gave two bottles of pain medication to officers, stating that he'd taken the meds earlier in the day. According to investigative records released to the Orlando Sentinel, his wife was also denied the opportunity to ride with Woods in the ambulance to the hospital. The reason she was not allowed to ride with Woods was because they were stating that this was a case of domestic violence.

The details were released after a December 16 public records request by the Orlando Sentinel. The crash took place on November 27 at roughly 2:30 a.m. In the crash, Woods bounced off the curb, ran through some bushes and hit a fire hydrant. He then crashed in to a tree in his neighbor's yard.

The couple is not yet officially divorced, but that is set to take place once the courts approve the split. Florida courts have jurisdiction over the decision to divorce, while California courts have jurisdiction over issues related to child custody.

One of Tiger Woods' mistresses, Jamie Jungers, was the winner of a peculiar beauty contest the other day. Shock jock Howard Stern held an on-air pageant, featuring Jungers and other women who've allegedly slept with Tiger. The women were asked interesting questions, such as the size of Tiger's penis and what he likes to do to please them in the bedroom. Apparently, Jungers had the best answers, giving her the prize.

Several sources in the NBA are stating that basketball star Allen Iverson is having serious problems with alcohol and gambling. The issues are significant and are threatening his career. Iverson has only played in 25 games this season for his current team, the Philadelphia 76ers, and his points per game average has dropped to less than half of what it was just three years ago. Iverson recently announced that he was leaving the team to deal with his daughter's illness, but there are concerns that he "will either drink himself into oblivion or gamble his life away."

Iverson's gambling issues are well-known. He has been banned from casinos in Detroit and Atlantic City, N.J., according to Stephen A. Smith, who recently wrote an article about Iverson's situation.

It looks like Tiger Woods may be back on the golf course sooner than most of his critics expect. British website "News of the World" has obtained photos that reportedly show Tiger on the golf course preparing for a comeback. Some believe that the comeback will occur at the Tavistock Cup in about two weeks.

In the pictures, Woods is said to be at his home in Isleworth, where he lives. The golf outing lasted nine hours, implying that Woods was doing some serious preparation.