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CAMELOT: Eagle — Jake Knuese, No.16; 76.

UW-Milwaukee senior Marcus Paulson won his second straight race to lead the Panthers’ cross country team to second place at the Midwest Open in Somers. UW-Parkside, which hosted the event, finished first.

Dylan Thompson threw for three touchdowns and No. 24 South Carolina’s maligned defense stood strong on a fourth-quarter goal line stand to topple No. 6 Georgia, 38-35, on Saturday night.

Cole Netten hit a 42-yard field goal with two seconds left and Iowa State rallied to beat Iowa, 20-17, on Saturday, picking up its first win of the season.

Chris Hill, who has spent the last two seasons as the video coordinator for UW-Milwaukee, has moved into the role of director of basketball operations. Allan Hanson has been appointed to Hill’s previous post.

Rory McIlroy made up a two-shot deficit on Billy Horschel at the Tour Championship on Saturday, setting up a $10 million showdown to end the PGA Tour season.

SUNDAY

USA Today has maintained a database of the number of NFL players arrested, cited or charged with a crime since January 2000. A New York Times report analyzed the categories of crime involved and which teams were producing the most violators.

SATURDAY

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PerfectGame — Sal Maglio, 75, Brookfield, New Berlin Bowl, Johnson Controls, first 300 game, 722 (188-234-300).

GRANDGENEVA — Jon Chamberlain, 76.

Brewers leadoff hitter Carlos Gomez was the player of the game, reaching base in all four of his plate appearances with a single, double, walk and HBP.

Playing three days after running back Ray Rice was released, the Ravens got a pair of touchdown passes from Joe Flacco and rolled past the rival Pittsburgh Steelers, 26-6, on Thursday night.

FRIDAY

Tony Stewart will find out no later than next week whether authorities will pursue charges in the death of a driver he struck during a sprint car race in upstate New York last month.

James Harden and the U.S. sprinted into the championship game of the FIBA Basketball World Cup, riding a huge third quarter to a 96-68 victory over Lithuania on Thursday night in Barcelona, Spain.