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• Women's swim team sues MSU to keep program

  Eleven members of Michigan State women's swimming and diving team is suing the university in an attempt to keep their program.

• Duke AD White to step down following 13 years

  Duke athletic director Kevin White is stepping down in August. The current longest-serving AD in the ACC will leave after 13 years at the school.

• Longtime WNBA coach Agler is AD at alma mater

  Longtime WNBA coach Brian Agler, who coached Seattle and Los Angeles to league titles, will become vice president and director of athletics and recreation at Division III Wittenberg University, which is his alma mater.

• Prosecutors want ex-PSU prez Spanier sent to jail

  Pennsylvania prosecutors want a judge to order former Penn State president Graham Spanier to begin serving a county jail sentence for endangering children by the way he responded to a complaint that Jerry Sandusky had attacked a boy on campus.

• UK baseball, hoops player Jordan dies at 22

  Kentucky baseball and basketball player Ben Jordan has died at the age of 22.

• Emmert rejects call for FBS football, NCAA split

  NCAA president Mark Emmert said Tuesday he "couldn't disagree more" with a proposal that the association should part ways with the most lucrative sports under its purview in an effort to preserve the education-based model of sports it espouses.

• NCAA delays vote on athlete compensation rules

  The NCAA has indefinitely delayed the vote on a proposal that would allow college athletes to sell the right to their name, image and likeness.

• Stanford soccer's Macario decides to go pro

  Stanford's Catarina Macario, a promising prospect for the United States women's national soccer team, has announced she will forgo her senior season for a professional career.