Indianapolis and New Orleans are among 10 cities that submitted bids Wednesday to host the 2012-16 NCAA Men's Final Fours.

-Jimmy Jackson, a former Olympic wrestler and three-time NCAA heavyweight champion at Oklahoma State, has died. He was 51.

-Sean Ratliff homered and Cord Phelps tripled in Stanford's four-run fifth inning, and the Cardinal ousted top-seeded Miami from the College World Series with an 8-3 victory Wednesday night.

-Lawyers for a former Fresno State women's basketball coach who sued the university claiming sexual discrimination say they've reached a $9 million settlement with the university.

-The Air Force Academy agreed to a five-year contract with coach Jeff Reynolds that would keep him at the school through the 2012-13 season.

Georgia Tech basketball coach Paul Hewitt turned a tedious discussion of numbers into something lively.

-SMU's Schellas Hyndman (SHELL-us HIGHND-mun) is leaving a collegiate power to try to invigorate a struggling pro team.

North Carolina underclassmen Ty Lawson, Wayne Ellington and Danny Green will return to Chapel Hill next season after removing their names from the NBA draft Monday.

-Oklahoma State tight end Brandon Pettigrew pleaded guilty on Monday to a reduced charge for allegedly attacking a police officer in January.

-Harvard won the 143rd Harvard-Yale Regatta on Saturday. The Crimson finished the 4-mile race on the Thames River in 18 minutes, 54.1 seconds, less than 8 seconds ahead of the Bulldogs (19:01.6).