Most NFL coaches not at facilities amid phased reopenings
More than half of NFL teams did not have coaching staffs at their training facilities Friday despite league approval to return where allowed by local governments. Several head coaches and new hires joined at least some staff, while many teams plan further returns next week or July as protocols and local rules evolve.
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Oklahoma State hit with postseason ban in NCAA infractions
The NCAA Infractions Committee banned Oklahoma State from postseason play and imposed a three year probation plus fines and scholarship restrictions after finding former assistant Lamont Evans took bribes totaling up to 22 000 to influence athletes. Evans received a 10 year show cause order and the school plans an appeal while coach Mike Boynton Jr. and Cade Cunningham face an uncertain future with the Cowboys.
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