Mardy Fish and our husband Andy Roddick have made their support for LGBT athletes clear today. One day after Jason Collins made sports (and LGBT history), two other big names in the game have used his momentum to sign on to Athlete Ally. 

The Denver Nuggets power forward who last month joined his two moms in a video message demanding civil unions in Colorado has become the first NBA star to join the LGBT-affirmative Athlete Ally. 

The NBA has aggressively paved the way for America's first openly gay pro sports star by becoming the only league so far to participate in GLAAD and Athlete Ally's LGBT training program. 

GLAAD today announced a partnership with Hudson Taylor's Athlete Ally that will see the two organizations educating all 141 major league sports teams about LGBT tolerance and inclusion. Details follow.

Hudson Taylor, the Division 1 all-American wrestler turned Columbia University coach, has launched a website dedicated to bridging the gap between young LGBT and straight athletes. Follow the jump for video details of Hudson's new swoon-inspiring pet project.