FIFA ethics court bans Blatter and Platini for eight years
Sepp Blatter and Michel Platini were each banned for eight years by FIFA ethics judges for conflicting interests and disloyalty. The ruling stems from a 2 million Swiss franc payment approved by Blatter to Platini in 2011, now subject to Swiss criminal probes alongside broader FIFA inquiries. Platini pledges to appeal and file civil actions. Blatter vows to fight and says he remains president despite the suspension. UEFA and other bodies react with disappointment and support for due process.
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Qatar
College basketball and hockey late night schedule
Uncasville Connecticut hosts St. John’s vs South Carolina at 9 p.m. California visits Virginia at 9 p.m. Mercer plays at Ohio State at 9 p.m. George Washington at DePaul 9 p.m. Diamond Head Classic Oklahoma meets Washington State at 11 p.m. Kansas at San Diego State 11 p.m. Diamond Head 1 a.m. N Iowa vs Hawaii ESPNU Classic 3:30 p.m. Potato Bowl Akron vs Utah State 7 p.m. Temple vs Toledo Boca Raton Bowl 7 p.m. from Boca Raton. NHL games Montreal at Minnesota 8 p.m. San Jose at Los Angeles 10:30 p.m.
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MLB NFL and college football moves and signings
American recnue leagues report minor league deals for Gorzelanny Thatcher Griffin Ottavino Baumann and others plus Rockies Dodgers Padres and Mariners personnel changes. NFL notes include Beckham suspension Asamoah Packers Quarless Colts Whalen Woodson Raiders and Redskins updates. College football shifts list Lockwood Healy McCalister Taggart Brown etc.
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Ty Montgomery
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Billy Winnon
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DE Earl Okine
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Ray Hamilton
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Will Healy
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Georgia
Tim Kimbrough
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Don Brown
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College Basketball Scores from East Midwest Matchups
East region results include Boston 78 over New Hampshire 74 and Holy Cross 76 over Maine 75. Providence defeated UMass 90 to 66. West Virginia 84 beat E Kentucky 59. Creighton 105 routed North Texas 82. Midwest games feature Northwestern 103 over Chicago St 74 and Notre Dame 87 over Youngstown St 78. Marquette 91 toppled Saint Louis 52. Illinois St 57 beat Chicago St 53. Tulane Classic crowned Tulane 66 over Saint Louis 58 with UNC-Greensboro 55 and Cleveland St 51 taking thirds.
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High School Girls Basketball Scores From Monday Non-conference List
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Clemson's Swinney Named AP National Coach of the Year
Dabo Swinney of Clemson wins the AP National Coach of the Year after an 13 0 regular season and No 1 AP ranking. He edged Iowa's Kirk Ferentz and others in voting as Clemson tops the ACC and enters the College Football Playoff as top seed.
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