April 7, 2013 Updated: April 7, 2013 11 p.m.
Junior right-hander Rafael Pineda allowed one run on six hits with three strikeouts in 72/3 innings as Texas A&M beat Auburn 4-1 on Sunday in College Station.
Third baseman Blake Allemand was 2 for 2 with an RBI and two runs scored, and Jason Jester allowed no hits in 11/3 innings to pick up the save for the Aggies (20-13, 6-6 SEC).
Sacramento State 1, Texas State 0﻿: At Sacramento, Calif., Sacramento State stifled the Bobcats (12-19, 5-4 WAC) into only three hits.
UTSA rained out:﻿﻿ Overnight rains in Bellevue, Wash., canceled the Roadrunners' finale with Seattle University.
UTSA already had clinched the series, and the game will not be made up.
The New England Patriots said they don't have any comment on published reports that tight end Rob Gronkowski has an infection in his broken arm that could keep him out into next season.
The Boston Herald reported Gronkowski has an infection in the area where a metal plate was installed to repair his left forearm. Doctors will have to wait for the infection to go away to replace the plate, and Gronkowski would need 10 weeks after that to recover, the paper said.
Incentive for Revis: Darrelle Revis needs to participate in the New York Jets' voluntary workouts beginning next week, according to a clause in his contract, to collect $3 million in bonuses he's scheduled to earn. The star cornerback has been rehabilitating his surgically repaired left knee.
It took a feisty exchange with Jelena Jankovic for Serena Williams to calm down. Then, settled and able to return to business, she was a winner once more.
Williams defeated Jankovic 3-6, 6-0, 6-2 in Charleston, S.C., for her second consecutive Family Circle Cup title. Momentum swung for good at the start of the second set, when Williams said Jankovic was serving too quickly, before she was ready.
Jankovic disagreed, but the bickering disrupted her concentration and play. Williams won six straight games and 12 of the final 14.
Serbia tops U.S. in Davis Cup﻿: At Boise, Idaho, the Serbs took a 3-1 lead in the quarterfinals, but world No. 1 Novak Djokovic twisted his right ankle during a four-set win over Sam Querrey.
Andretti Autosport remained perfect on the year when defending IndyCar Series champion Ryan Hunter-Reay snapped Penske Racing's winning streak at Barber Motorsports Park in Birmingham, Ala.
Hunter-Reay proved to be a credible threat for the victory when he beat both Will Power and Helio Castroneves for the pole.
The Penske drivers had swept every pole and all three races in IndyCar's previous visits to the Alabama road course.
Hunter-Reay then ran a steady race and held strong in one intense battle for position with both Penske drivers to claim his first win of the season.
He then had to hold off Scott Dixon, who finished second for the fourth consecutive year.
The Winter Classic between the Toronto Maple Leafs and the Detroit Red Wings at Michigan Stadium has been reset for Jan. 1 after its cancellation this season because of the NHL lockout.
NHL commissioner Gary Bettman made the announcement before the Red Wings hosted the St. Louis Blues.
When the game was called off, the league said it would schedule the next Winter Classic at the more than 100,000-seat stadium in Ann Arbor, which generally hosts Wolverines football games.
Also, as originally planned, Comerica Park will hold a series of games in the two weeks leading up to New Year's Day.
They will involve the American Hockey League, college and high school as well as alumni and youth games.