5:15 PM: Former Cincinnati Reds pitcher & 1990 World Series MVP Jose Rijo has been charged in the Dominican Republic with laundering money for a suspected drug trafficker.
5:00 PM: Utah Utes safety Brian Blechen has been suspended for the first three games of the season for violating team rules.
4:45 PM: The Pittsburgh Tribune Review reports QB Rob Bolden has become the first Penn State football player to transfer since the NCAA handed down sanctions regarding the Jerry Sandusky child sex abuse scandal.
4:30 PM: Paul McCartney & other music performers at the London Olympics opening ceremony were reportedly paid one pound ($1.57) each for their appearances.
4:15 PM: Former NFL QB Brett Favre had his first practice Monday as new offensive coordinator for Oak Grove High School in Hattiesburg, Mississippi.
4:00 PM: I Am A GM reports Dallas Mavericks player Dirk Nowitzki married girlfriend Jessica Olsson in Kenya in a traditional African ceremony over the weekend.
3:45 PM: Police working at Wembley Stadium for the London Olympics revealed Monday that they lost a set of keys to the soccer venue. But organizers say the keys were for internal doors & the locks have since been changed.
3:30 PM: Kentucky basketball coach John Calipari said he would like to see his Wildcats and Indiana, Kansas, Louisville & North Carolina all play each other every season.
3:15 PM: Former Tennessee coach Bruce Pearl & former Virginia Tech coach Seth Greenberg have been hired by ESPN as college basketball analysts.
3:00 PM: Washington Redskins TE Chris Cooley says his teammates have been using their team-issued iPads to anonymously trash talk each other.
2:45 PM: Pro Football Talk reports Dennis Green is suing the UFL for breach of contract & not getting paid. Green had served as the head coach of the Sacramento Mountain Lions the past three seasons.
2:30 PM: The (UK) Independent's Guy Adams had his account shut down by Twitter after Adams had been criticizing NBC's Olympic coverage. But Twitter says Adams' account was suspended for tweeting the company email address of a NBC exec.
2:15 PM: Colombia Olympic women's soccer player Lady Andrade has been suspended for two games by FIFA for hitting U.S. player Abby Wambach in the face during Sunday's match.
2:00 PM: The Cal Golden Bears' Big Game Bonfire Rally - a tradition dating back to 1892 - will not be held this season due to a scheduling conflict with a Bob Dylan concert.
1:45 PM: USA Today reports that despite tape delays, NBC is pulling record TV ratings for the London Olympics, the highest for any Games held outside the U.S.
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