From wire reports Dec. 16, 2012 Updated: Dec. 16, 2012 11:45 p.m.
Michigan coach Brady Hoke has suspended cornerback J.T. Floyd, punter Will Hagerup and linebacker Brandin Hawthorne for a violation of team rules.
Hoke said in an announcement Sunday that the three players will not travel with the 19th-ranked Wolverines for the Outback Bowl against No. 11 South Carolina because each of them used poor judgment. He didn't specify which team rules were broken.
Ryan Lochte won two more races at the short-course world championships in Istanbul, finishing the event with six golds and one silver. The result matched his medal total from the last championships, in Dubai in 2010.
Lochte won the 100-meter individual medley, a day after he broke the world record in the event. The five-time Olympic champion finished in 51.21 seconds, ahead of Kenneth To of Australia and George Bovell III of Trinidad and Tobago.
Lochte then joined the U.S. team of Matthew Grevers, Kevin Cordes and Thomas Shields to win the 4x100-meter medley relay in 3:21.03.
Ted Ligety cruised to his third giant slalom win of the season by more than 2 seconds after an opening run that left his rivals in awe, giving the U.S. ski team two wins in two days in Alta Badia, Italy.
Tina Maze of Slovenia won her fourth straight World Cup giant slalom race to extend her overall lead at the top of the standings as defending champion Lindsey Vonn had another disappointing day and failed to finish in Courchevel, France.
Brazil's Corinthians ended Europe's five-year winning streak at the Club World Cup in Yokohama, Japan, beating Chelsea 1-0 behind Paolo Guerrero's goal off a scramble in the 69th minute.