Former NFL player Maurice Clarett, the episode’s special guest, surmised that the ring was being sold to make a little money since Vanessa Bryant and Kobe’s estate isn’t supporting the rest ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio -- Maurice Clarett was charged yesterday with lying to Ohio State police about items stolen five months ago from a car he was driving. It was a development that may hasten the end ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio Suspended Ohio State tailback Maurice Clarett filed a federal suit Friday accusing the university of violating his privacy rights by giving police information from an NCAA ...

Life as a Hayes did at times interact with his life as a judge. In 2003, Steven Hayes removed himself as the judge in a misdemeanor case involving Ohio State running back Maurice Clarett.

Maurice Clarett was so good as a freshman at Ohio State that he tried to enter the NFL Draft before he was eligible. Clarett went from national title game hero, to out of football, to in prison in ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio -- Maurice Clarett is going to be late for the baby shower. He's dressed and ready. His fiancée, Ashley, and the couple's 13-year-old daughter, Jayden, are finishing hair and makeup.

Maurice Clarett joins the 3rd hour of TODAY to talk about his new book, “One and Done,” in which he shares the highs and lows of his life. Clarett discusses being a star football player ...

Clarett often infused humor into his testimonial, but much of his life was not a laughing matter. He grew up in Youngstown during a 1990's marked by violence, and his relatives often being in ...

Imprisoned former NFL running back Maurice Clarett is back in the news this time for his writing on his up-and-coming blog As I was surfing the web like I often do looking for new ...

Life for Aaron Hernandez’s family—his mother, fiancée and daughter—will never be the same after the football star was found guilty of murder on Wednesday, and the reality is “saddening ...

Clarett, 31, described his Youngstown neighborhood as violent. "I was a product of that," he said. "I got in trouble a lot and was making a reputation." He said he began to relish that reputation.

Gloria James and Maurice Clarett would become acquainted soon enough. The former -- whose 17-year-old was on that week's cover of -- wondered why locals kept approaching this 5'11" kid for autographs.