AP - Allen Iverson is questioning his status as an NBA superstar.

AP - Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo is practicing again.

AP - Jeff Overton, who played a golf tournament 10 days after an appendectomy to try to secure his job on the PGA Tour, took a painkiller banned by the tour while his request for a waiver was pending.

AFP - Tennis legend John McEnroe said conditioning had been the key factor behind rising British star Andy Murray's rise to prominence in 2008.

AP - Duke coach David Cutcliffe quashed any speculation about him returning to Tennessee to replace his good friend and former boss, Phillip Fulmer.

AP - The New York Islanders finally found a way to hold a third-period lead.

AFP - Former top AFC official Peter Velappan Wednesday labelled a plan to shift the governing body's headquarters out of Malaysia as a "foolish move" that will destroy regional unity.

AP - Looking ahead to an Obama administration, some baseball agents already are thinking about trying to beat a possible tax increase for their well-paid clients.

AP - Ray Allen and the Boston Celtics rebounded from a disappointing loss with championship resolve.

AP - Derek Anderson answered the final question, bowed his head and stared blankly at the floor. He then walked slowly toward a door at the far end of Cleveland's locker room, pausing to exchange a fist bump with linebacker and fellow team captain Andra Davis on his way out.

AP - Boston's Big 3 outplayed Houston's trio of stars Tuesday night. Ray Allen scored 29 points, Kevin Garnett added 14 points and 11 rebounds and the Celtics shut down Ron Artest and Yao Ming in a 103-99 victory over the Rockets.

AP - Dirk Nowitzki scored 30 points, Jason Terry added 29 in his first start of the season and the Dallas Mavericks beat San Antonio 98-81 on Tuesday night to send the Spurs to their first 0-3 record in 35 years.