Hope Solo's husband, Jerramy Stevens, has landed in jail again two weeks after his last arrest for domestic violence the day before their wedding. Stevens, 33, was picked up in Tampa on Nov. 28 for violating his probation on a previous marijuana possession charge. Ann Howard, the director of communications at the Florida Department of Corrections said the violation stemmed from Stevens' arrest on the domestic abuse charge incident that involved Solo in Seattle, according to USA TODAY Sports. The Seatle arrest violated the terms of his probation, and so a warrant was issued.

American goalkeeper Hope Solo may have won the gold medal in a 2-1 victory over Japan in women's soccer on Thursday, but also clearly has her goals covered when it comes to sexual awareness at the Olympic Games.

Soccer player Hope Solo tested positive for a banned substance and received a public warning for the violation from the USADA. The goalkeeper tested positive for Canrenone, but will not be ruled out of the London Olympics.