Jacory Harris came into this season believing Miami coaches would struggle deciding if he or Stephen Morris should be the Hurricanes' starting quarterback.Filling out the season's first depth chart is going to be an arduously difficult process for Miami. The accusation that Harris is one of 12 current Hurricanes who allegedly broke NCAA rules by accepting gifts from rogue booster Nevin Shapiro is overshadowing just about everything that happened on the field during training camp.Of the 105 players that started training camp on Miami's roster, four have been made available for questions since the scandal broke last week. Shapiro told Yahoo! Sports he provided money, cars, gifts and prostitutes to 72 players between 2002 and 2010. [Read the full article]

The boys from Billings have the perfect excuse to miss the start of school Wednesday back home in Montana -- they keep winning at the Little League World Series.Patrick Zimmer tossed five shutout innings and Ben Askelson hit a two-out, two-run single in a 3-1 win over Lafayette, La., on Sunday that kept the Northwest region champs undefeated in South Williamsport.It's not a bad start for the first team from Montana to qualify for youth baseball's biggest tournament, even though the players didn't think they would get here."We were just kind of hoping to make it" to the regional tournament, said Ian Leatherberry, 12, who added an insurance run in the sixth with a two-out, RBI double. [Read the full article]

The U.S. Olympic Committee has notified all interested cities that it will not submit a bid to host the 2020 Olympics, a person familiar with the negotiations told The Associated Press on Monday.Chicago, New York and Dallas were among those that had expressed interest in putting forth a bid to host the Games, but any bid was contingent upon the USOC working out a long-simmering revenue-sharing deal with the International Olympic Committee.A person familiar with the negotiations, who did not want his name revealed because the talks are secret, said the revenue-sharing issue was not solved and there was no time to field a viable candidacy.To experience everything that ESPN.com has to offer, we recommend that you upgrade to a newer version of your web browser. [Read the full article]

More from ESPN.comScott Boras client Jered Weaver threw a changeup to the baseball world by agreeing to an extension before he hit free agency, ESPN The Magazine's Buster Olney writes. Blog While he's usually skeptical of the long-term value of big contracts given to pitchers, ESPN.com's David Schoenfield thinks Jered Weaver's five-year deal looks fairly low-risk for the Angels. Blog• Angels Blog | ESPN Los AngelesThe Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim have reached agreement with starting pitcher Jered Weaver on a five-year, $85 million contract, a baseball source confirmed Sunday night. The deal includes a full-no trade clause, the source said.The Angels are expected to announce the agreement at a news conference Tuesday in Anaheim. Weaver, 28, is 14-6 with an American League-leading 2.10 ERA this season. [Read the full article]