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• Harwell, nation's No. 2 WR in '11, off to Kansas
  Wide receiver Nick Harwell is transferring to Kansas after spending three seasons at Miami of Ohio, where he set the school record with 219 yards receiving in a game as a freshman.
  
  
• Ex-PSU prez seeks dismissal of criminal charges
  Former Penn State President Graham Spanier has asked a county judge to throw out charges accusing him of helping cover up abuse allegations against former assistant football coach Jerry Sandusky.
  
  
• Oregon releases additional docs in NCAA probe
  Oregon received a formal notice of allegations in December related into the NCAA investigation into its use of recruiting services.
  
  
• Luginbill: Five freshmen who will make an instant impact
  They were highly rated prospects, and they will make an instant impact this fall
  
  
• Show cause of ex-Texas Southern coach upheld
  The NCAA Division I Infractions Appeals Committee has upheld a three-year show-cause order for former Texas Southern football coach Johnnie Cole.
  
  
• Lions launching Ford Field bowl, sources say
  The Detroit Lions are expected to create and operate a new bowl game at Ford Field starting in 2014, which would eliminate the Little Caesars Pizza Bowl after this season, sources said Tuesday.
  
  
• McCartney back on WVU roster after 6 months
  Wide receiver Ivan McCartney is returning to West Virginia's roster six months after leaving the team.
  
  
• Former Arkansas QB Mitchell picks NC State
  Brandon Mitchell will enroll at NC State, the former Arkansas quarterback said Monday.
  
  
• Federal judge weighs fate of Corbett lawsuit
  Gov. Tom Corbett will learn within the next few weeks whether his federal lawsuit against the NCAA over the penalties handed down against Penn State will be allowed to continue, following a nearly two-hour hearing Monday in Harrisburg.
  
  
• Sources: C-USA to put team in Military Bowl
  Conference USA has struck a deal to put a team in the Military Bowl, sources said Monday.