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• Mularkey's son arrested on possession charge
  Chapel Hill police say the son of new Jacksonville Jaguars coach Mike Mularkey is among three former North Carolina athletes arrested for possession of cocaine.
  
  
• Report: Rhodes' timeline contradicts Yale QB's
  Rhodes Trust officials suggest a Yale University quarterback would have known his candidacy for the prestigious scholarship was in jeopardy because of a sexual misconduct allegation, contrary to what he has said, a newspaper reports.
  
  
• Georgia Tech awaits NCAA take on violations
  Georgia Tech officials are considering the implications of this week's disclosure that the school broke NCAA recruiting rules.
  
  
• Source: Fleck left NIU job to coach Bucs' WRs
  A day after backing out of an agreement with NIU, a source said P.J. Fleck is heading to Tampa.
  
  
• W. Virginia cancels Sept. 8 game vs. Florida St.
  West Virginia has decided to cancel its Sept. 8 football game at Florida State.
  
  
• Georgia dismisses 3 for violation of team rules
  Cornerback Nick Marshall, cornerback Chris Sanders and receiver Sanford Seay have been dismissed from Georgia's football team for violating team rules.
  
  
• Iowa offensive coordinator O'Keefe leaving
  Iowa offensive coordinator Ken O'Keefe has left the program for another job, the school announced Friday.
  
  
• Meyer: Ohio State recruited within the rules
  Ohio State coach Urban Meyer defended his staff's recruiting practices on Friday, following comments from some Big Ten coaches who lost recruits to the Buckeyes about the practice of "flipping" players who have made verbal commitments.
  
  
  
  
• Schlabach: Colleges line up for 2013's top prospect
  Robert Nkemdiche has another year of high school ahead but the defensive end is being compared to Hall of Famers.
  
  
• ACC sets scheduling plan for 14-team league
  The Atlantic Coast Conference will play a nine-game schedule in football and every team will compete in the ACC basketball tournaments once Syracuse and Pittsburgh join the league.