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Sports briefs Friday
The third annual “Skate With Heart,” a figure skating show benefiting the Herma Heart Center at Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin, will be held at 4 p.m. Saturday at the BMO Harris Bradley Center.
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Sweeping changes are made in Chase format
NASCAR chairman Brian France unveiled a vast restructuring of the Chase for the Sprint Cup format, which includes expanding the field from 12 to 16 drivers, adding elimination rounds and a winner-take-all season finale.
Cincinnati beats Louisville to win 13th straight
Sean Kilpatrick scored 28 points, including six free throws down the stretch that helped No. 13 Cincinnati rally for a 69-66 victory over No. 12 Louisville on Thursday night.
Bubba Watson, Y.E. Yang share Phoenix Open lead
Bubba Watson birdied four of his last six holes en route to a 7-under 64 and a share of the lead after the first round of the Phoenix Open in Scottsdale, Ariz. Y.E. Yang birdied the final two holes and also finished at 64.
Thursday sports briefs
Todd Hoffner, a former UW-Eau Claire football coach who was cleared in a child pornography investigation in Minnesota, was named as the new coach at Minot State.
Blazers, Rockets head All-Star reserves
The Portland Trail Blazers and Houston Rockets each had two players picked as reserves for the All-Star Game, while the Indiana Pacers had to settle for just Roy Hibbert despite the league’s best record.
U.S. swimming star Rebecca Soni retires
Six-time Olympic medalist Rebecca Soni retired from swimming Thursday.
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The Drill: Just their type
Here are some thoughts found on Twitter this week from Wisconsin-related sports personalities, including Packers running back Eddie Lacy and linebacker A.J. Hawk.
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Ex-Packer swaps helmet for mic
Some players consider the media the dark side.