North Carolina's Roy Williams approved payments from a group of alumni to some graduating players during his tenure as University of Kansas coach, but fortunately, Kansas Athletic Director Lew Perkins cleared the air when he announced Williams 'just misunderstood the rules.' In lieu of that info, the NCAA will not pursue an investigation of the high-profile, pristine-repped Williams and will instead go after Wisconsin to see if its athletes are once again getting discounts on tennis shoes, which of course undermined society as we know it for several years.
Women's tennis is experimenting with new, easier tiebreakers that still allow players to settle matches on the court. Any match that reaches a score of 6-6 can now be settled one of three ways - 1) thumbwrestling at the net (pictured), 2) lightning round of Trivial Pursuit, or 3) a duel with long pistols. Lawn jarts, arguing over a lunch tab and paintball were ruled out as too time consuming.

POKER ATHLETES CROSS FINISH LINE EXHAUSTED
EXPERTS: NICKLAUS IN SOME SORT OF SLUMP OR SOMETHING
"T" IN T-BALL STANDS FOR 'TORTURE'
TRASH-BAG HIDING SEASON OPENS IN KENOSHA
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