Ohio State: 100-plus students reported doctor’s misconduct

More than 100 former students have provided firsthand accounts of sexual misconduct by the now-dead Ohio State team physician at the center of an ongoing investigation, the university said.

The allegations range from 1979 to 1997, during most of Richard Strauss’ two decades on the faculty. Many of the accusers who have spoken publicly allege Strauss groped them or conducted unnecessary genital exams.

Strauss killed himself in 2005.

Figure skating: Nuraly Kiyasov, one of two men detained in Kazakhstan on suspicion of killing Olympic figure skating medalist Denis Ten on Thursday, confessed in the presence of an attorney, said authorities, who are treating the stabbing as murder.

Golf: At Nicholasville, Ky., thunderstorms prompted suspension of the second round of the Barbasol Championship, with Troy Merritt the clubhouse leader at 15 under par, following an opening 62 with a 67.

Cycling: At Valence, France, Peter Sagan won his third stage of this Tour de France, and Geraint Thomas kept the overall lead over Sky teammate Chris Froome after 13 stages.

Hockey: The Washington Capitals resigned defenseman Madison Bowey, 23, to a two-year, $2 million contract, making right wing Tom Wilson the ateam’s lone remaining restricted free agent.

Olympics: After hosting this year’s soccer World Cup, Russian President Vladimir Putin said the country could bid for a future summer games. The country hasn’t hosted the summer games since 1980.

Soccer: Brazilian star Neymar rejected rumors he could leave Paris Saint-germain, saying he wants to win titles with the French club.