3:15 PM: NBC Washington reports fans at a Ravens-Lions preseason game in Baltimore last week may have been exposed to rabies after a bat landed on a fan & was unable to get caught for testing.
3:00 PM: An autopsy concluded that the June death of L.A. Riots figure Rodney King was caused by accidental drowning, although alcohol, cocaine, marijuana and PCP were also found in his system.
2:45 PM: UFC 151 scheduled for Sept. 1 in Las Vegas has been canceled after Dan Henderson suffered a torn MCL and light heavyweight champion Jon Jones declined to fight Chael Sonnen as a replacement.
2:30 PM: Ball State LB & former Ohio State player Jonathan Newsome has been suspended for two games following his arrest on marijuana possession charges.
2:15 PM: Boston Red Sox CEO Larry Lucchino says he doesn't know if fired pitching coach Bob McClure had leaked the story about a July 26 meeting where players told owners about their issues with manager Bobby Valentine.
2:00 PM: The University of Alabama & Collegiate Licensing have told a local bakery to stop making cookies with a red scripted "A", and will determine how much the bakery owes in "damages and legal costs" for the "unauthorized use" of school trademarks.
1:45 PM: The Hampton Roads Business Journal reports the Sacramento Kings may consider moving to Virginia Beach with Comcast helping to build & lease a new arena.
1:30 PM: South Florida defensive end Aaron Lynch, who transferred from Notre Dame, will not be able to play for the Bulls this season after the NCAA denied his hardship waiver.
1:15 PM: CoachingSearch.com reports former Minnesota Golden Gophers head coach Tim Brewster has been hired as receivers coach at Mississippi State.
1:00 PM: Michael Jordan's son Marcus was fined $250 after pleading no contest to disturbing the peace charges stemming from a July 1 incident outside an Omaha hotel.
12:45 PM: Cincinnati school officials have given parents permission to keep their children home from North College Hill school on Friday as a white supremacist group plans to hold a rally nearby.
12:30 PM: A 17-year-old West Scranton (PA) High School football player was arrested when his coach found a stolen handgun in the player's locker.
12:15 PM: Phoenix Suns TV analyst Scott Williams tweets that the team "pulled the plug on me today. Wanna thank #Suns, #FSArizona #Gentry & staff/plyrs & #sunsfans for the support the last 4years!"
12:00 PM: Alabama football coach Nick Saban believes the FBS, which currently has 124 teams, should be whittled down to "60 or 70 teams".
11:45 AM: The Chicago Tribune reports Notre Dame football coach Brian Kelly plans to name Everett Golson as the Irish's starting QB.
Source: http://www.sportsbybrooks.com/sbblive?eid=41253
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