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• Judge postpones Schlichter's fraud sentencing
  A federal judge has postponed sentencing for ex-Ohio State and NFL quarterback Art Schlichter (SHLEES'-tuhr) in a fraud case stemming from a million-dollar ticket-selling scheme.
  
  
• Nevada promotes Bradeson to D-coordinator
  Nevada promoted safeties coach Mike Bradeson to defensive coordinator and announced running backs Casey Moore will not return to the program.
  
  
• O'Brien plans different routines for Penn State
  White placards with a set of rules were affixed to the glass doors of the players' entrance at the Penn State football building about the time Bill O'Brien agreed to become the school's next football coach.
  
  
• Raiders tab Stanford's Tarver as D-coordinator
  The Oakland Raiders didn't look far to find a defensive coordinator.
  
  
• Boise St. prez: 'Too late' to join Big East in '12
  Boise State president Bob Kustra says it is "too late" for the Broncos to join the Big East for the 2012 season.
  
  
• Schlabach: Way-Too-Early Top 25, Take 2
  Players have declared for the NFL draft. Recruits have signed their letters of intent. It's time to take a second look at the 2012 top 25.
  
  
• Ex-Wisconsin official faces fondling accusations
  University of Wisconsin campus police have opened an investigation into new misconduct allegations against a former top athletic official who resigned after he was accused of sexually assaulting a student at a Rose Bowl party.
  
  
• Draft prospect Kirkpatrick has charge dropped
  Former Alabama cornerback Dre Kirkpatrick will not be prosecuted on a marijuana possession charge, a spokesperson for the state attorney's office for Bradenton, Fla., told ESPN's Joe Schad. No reason was given.
  
  
• Pac-12 extends Scott's contract through 2016
  The Pac-12 board of directors unanimously decided to extend the contract of commissioner Larry Scott through 2016, the conference said Monday morning.
  
  
• 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.