6:00 PM: West Virginia defensive lineman Korey Harris is no longer with team after his arrest on armed robbery charges. One of victims had recognized Harris because he was allegedly wearing his WVU-issued #96 sweatpants during the robbery.
5:45 PM: Darin Pritchett of WSBT radio reports the Chicago Blackhawks plan on holding part of their training camp at Notre Dame's Compton Family Ice Arena on Sept. 11-15.
5:30 PM: Frederico Delbonis, the 114th-ranked tennis player who upset Roger Federer in the semifinals of the German Tennis Championships, lost in the final Sunday to Fabio Fognini by the score of 4-6, 7-6 (8), 6-2.
5:15 PM: Houston Astros manager Bo Porter defended Erik Bedard's decision to take himself out of the 7th inning despite having a no-hitter going against the Seattle Mariners Saturday night.
5:00 PM: Police in Haddon Township, New Jersey are looking for man who bit the arm of a adult bookstore employee & stole $48 from the store early Thursday morning.
4:45 PM: Former Auburn basketball player Korvotney Barber has reportedly been missing since Saturday night after going swimming off the coast of Panama Beach City, Florida. Barber had gone swimming despite warnings prohibiting it due to hazardous conditions.
4:30 PM: During Sunday's practice, Miami Dolphins center Mike Pouncey refuse to answer questions about the "Free Hernandez" hat he was shown wearing at a nightclub. Pouncey was teammates at Florida with Aaron Hernandez, the former Patriots tight end who is facing murder charges.
4:15 PM: Chris Froom officially won the 100th Tour de France on Sunday, marking the second straight year a British cyclist has won the race.
4:00 PM: Tiger Woods said about his performance at the British Open: "I just never got a feel for the speed of these greens .... They're so much slower."
3:45 PM: CNBC reports that San Francisco QB Colin Kaepernick's #7 was the best-selling jersey at the NFL's online store from April 1 through June 30.
3:30 PM: WSB-TV reports an 82-year-old Sandy Springs, Georgia man was scammed out of $30,000 by a woman who falsely claimed she had cancer & needed the money for treatment.
3:15 PM: Two 2000 NBA title rings Kobe Bryant gave to his mom & dad sold at auction on Saturday. Joe Bryant's ring fetched $174,184, while Pamela Bryant's ring was bought for $108,153.
3:00 PM: During a Florida State football camp this week, Seminoles tight ends coach Tim Brewster told a high school player to remove his helmet tape that featured Alabama's logo.
2:45 PM: Michael McCarthy of Advertising Age reports that Fox Sports 1 is looking for an agency to create a successful ad campaign similar to ESPN's "This Is SportsCenter" spots.
2:30 PM: The New York Yankees announced Sunday that Alex Rodriguez will undergo an MRI exam of his left quadriceps with the team's doctor.
Source: http://www.sportsbybrooks.com/sbblive?eid=54240
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