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By DOUG FERGUSON AP Golf Writer A federal judge declined Friday to postpone the trial date in LIV Golf’s antitrust lawsuit against the PGA Tour, even while conceding that might be inevitable if LIV owner Saudi Arabia appeals a ruling that officials with its sovereign wealth fund be required to testify. Friday’s case management hearing

FRISCO, Texas (AP) — Brian Schottenheimer is taking over as offensive coordinator for Dallas, with the Cowboys still planning on coach Mike McCarthy taking on play-calling duties. Schottenheimer moves from consultant into the role as Kellen Moore’s replacement. The 49-year-old Schottenheimer joined the Dallas staff last year after a season as passing game coordinator in

By JOSEPH WILSON Associated Press BARCELONA, Spain (AP) — Nine-man Elche has squandered a two-goal lead and conceded a stoppage-time penalty to lose to Real Betis 3-2 in the Spanish league. The league’s last-placed team was eyeing what would have been just its second win in 23 league games after two early goals. But Elche

By BERNIE WILSON AP Sports Writer Tick, tock, Manny Machado. Better watch that pitch clock. Baseball’s new pitch clock made its competitive debut during a limited schedule of spring training openers and Machado, San Diego’s All-Star slugger, was called for the first violation. Machado found out the hard way that the pitch clock works both

By TIM REYNOLDS AP Basketball Writer CORAL GABLES, Fla. (AP) — The NCAA has handed down a name, image and likeness-related penalty for the first time. It involves Miami, which has been placed on probation for one year. The school and the NCAA say women’s basketball coaches inadvertently helped arrange impermissible contact between a booster

PARIS (AP) — Lille conceded late goals last weekend in a narrow defeat at Paris Saint-Germain but has produced a late winner to beat Brest 2-1 and move up to fifth place in the French league. Brest led after eight minutes when Lille defender Tiago Djalo scored an own goal. Defender Bafodé Diakité headed in

By JAMES ROBSON AP Soccer Writer MANCHESTER, England (AP) — It took only two games for some to question whether Lisandro Martinez could make it at Manchester United. But the World Cup winner from Argentina has established himself as a bedrock of United’s four-pronged trophy challenge and become one of the most dominant defenders in

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Tennessee has suspended baseball coach Tony Vitello for the Volunteers’ weekend series with Dayton while university officials, Vitello and the NCAA handle a violation in the program. Officials announced the suspension just before the Volunteers started the set with Dayton. The Vols are ranked as high as No. 3 in one

NEW YORK (AP) — Tampa Bay Lightning defenseman Erik Cernak has been suspended for two games for elbowing Buffalo Sabres captain Kyle Okposo in the head. The NHL’s department of player safety announced the suspension a day after Cernak struck Okposo with his left elbow late in the Sabres-Lightning game in Tampa. Cernak will miss

MAINZ, Germany (AP) — Striker Ludovic Ajorque and teenage forward Nelson Weiper scored their first goals for Mainz as it routed Borussia Mönchengladbach 4-0 to move up to seventh place in the Bundesliga. South Korea winger Lee Jae-Sung scored in the 25th minute for the home side and Denmark forward Marcus Ingvartsen struck early into

MADRID (AP) — Spanish police say six people have been detained for their alleged involvement in a scheme to possibly fix the result of a Copa del Rey game. The game under investigation is Levante’s 8-0 victory at lower-tier Huracán Melilla on Dec. 2, 2021. The cup game was in Melilla, one of Spain’s two

NEW YORK (AP) — Florida Panthers goaltender Spencer Knight is out indefinitely while he receives care from the NHL/NHLPA player assistance program. The league and Players’ Association announced Knight’s absence Friday. Knight will continue to be paid while receiving treatment. He can return to the team once he’s cleared for on-ice competition by program administrators.

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (AP) — Olympic ice dancers Kaitlin Hawayek and Jean Luc Baker withdrew Friday from figure skating’s world championships as they continue to prioritize their physical and mental health. Christina Carreira and Anthony Ponomarenko will take their place next month in Saitama, Japan. Hawayak and Baker were 11th at last year’s Beijing Games

PITTSBURGH (AP) — Pittsburgh Penguins general manager Ron Hextall says isn’t bothered by fans clamoring for him to be fired. Chants of “Fire Hextall” erupted several times during a dismal 7-2 loss to Edmonton that dropped the Penguins to 10th place in the Eastern Conference. Hextall says he understands the team has not met expectations

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) — Backup quarterback C.J. Beathard signed a two-year contract extension with the Jacksonville Jaguars. The move keeps him from hitting free agency next month. Beathard spent the last two seasons as Trevor Lawrence’s backup. He played in six games, with most of the work coming in mop-up duty. He’s 2-10 as an

BARCELONA, Spain (AP) — Barcelona says forward Ansu Fati is sidelined by a bruised left knee. This means Ansu will likely be unavailable for Sunday’s Spanish league game at Almeria. Barcelona then visits Real Madrid on Thursday for the first leg of their Copa del Rey semifinal. Barcelona says 20-year-old Ansu was injured in training.

MADISON, Wis. (AP) — Wisconsin coach Luke Fickell has promoted Nate Letton from quality control coach to tight ends coach. The move enables Letton to have the same role he filled on Fickell’s Cincinnati staff last season. Fickell originally selected former Cincinnati offensive coordinator Gino Guidugli as his tight ends coach. Guidugli has since left

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Saturday night’s Major League Soccer season opener between the LA Galaxy and defending champion Los Angeles Football Club at the Rose Bowl has been postponed due to severe weather. The match has been rescheduled for July 4. Southern California has been pounded by heavy rain and wind. It could also be

BETHESDA, Md. (AP) — The union for Major League Soccer players criticized FIFA, its rules-making body and the league for failing to allow trials of temporary substitutes to replace players suspected of sustaining concussions. The International Football Association Board said Jan. 18 that no consensus was reached on the proposal for trials by MLS and