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The Mountaineers, a powerhouse in the late 1970s under Hank Steinbrecher, were coming off their best season in years. Read the whole story
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1. How sports can help rebuild America By Tom Farrey (Aspen Institute Project Play)
2. Running on empty? Charity events wary in time of COVID-19 By Will Graves (AP)
3. For some Italians, the future of work looks like the past By Jason Horowitz (New York Times) -
Bayern Munich took command in the Bundesliga race with a 1-0 win at Borussia Dortmund in which Canadian Alphonso Davies was again a star. Read the whole story
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The 30-year-old German-American who played 29 times for the USA in 2011-16 volleyed home the equalizer in a 3-3 tie with Freiburg. Read the whole story
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Germany (Bundesliga) John Brooks, Wolfsburg, 81 minutes (4-1 at Bayer Leverkusen)
-- Timmy Chandler, Eintracht Frankfurt, sub-10 minutes, 1 goal (3-3 vs. Freiburg)
-- Gio Reyna, Borussia Dortmund, sub-19 minutes (0-1 vs. Bayern Munich)
-- Josh Sargent, Werder Bremen, 72 minutes (0-0 vs. Bor. M'Gladbach) -
*Alabama-Huntsville (M/W). Men: ice hockey, tennis; Women: tennis.
Akron (M/W). Men: cross country, golf; Women: tennis.
Appalachian State (W). Men: soccer, tennis, indoor track & field.
Bowling Green (M/W). Men: baseball.
Central Michigan (W). Men: indoor and outdoor track & field.
Cincinnati (W). Men: soccer.
East Carolina (W): Men: swimming, tennis; Women: swimming, tennis.
FIU (M/W). Men: indoor track & field.
Furman (M/W). Men: baseball, lacrosse.
Old Dominion (M/W). Men: wrestling.
Wisconsin-Green Bay (M/W). Men: golf; Women: golf.
*Men's ice hockey was only Division I sport.
Note: M=sponsors men's soccer; W=sponsors women's soccer.
