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Kentucky honored offensive line coach John Schlarman, who died this week after a long battle with cancer, by lining up without a left guard and taking a delay of game penalty on the first play from scrimmage against Vanderbilt on Saturday.

Tiger Woods played the eight holes he had remaining at 1 under par to complete 36 holes at 5-under 139. He is in a tie for 17th place, four strokes behind the five leaders tied at 135.

The voting deadline for the Heisman Trophy will be Dec. 21 — two days after the conference title games — with the finalists being named Dec. 24 and the winner announced Jan. 5 in a virtual format.

Iona coach Rick Pitino tweeted Saturday that college basketball should create “May Madness” and move the Nov. 25 start to accommodate the multitude of delays and challenges numerous teams have faced amid COVID-19.

Lance Stroll will start the Turkish Grand Prix from pole position after avoiding a penalty for failing to slow for yellow flags at the end of qualifying.

Lewis Hamilton said he is not panicking about qualifying sixth in poor conditions.

Florida tight end Kyle Pitts, who has eight TD catches this season, is still recovering from a concussion and will miss at least Saturday’s game, coach Dan Mullen said.

Stroll’s pole could be in jeopardy for an alleged breach of yellow flag regulations.

Bryson DeChambeau, whose COVID-19 test came back negative after feeling “dizzy” the past few days, is even par after 36 holes to make the cut at the Masters on the number.

Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger has been activated from the reserve/COVID-19 list.