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NFL: Prescott signs tender

Dak Prescott plans to be at training camp with the Cowboys, if and when it starts, on the richest one-year contract in franchise history.

There is also still time to work out a long-term deal for the star quarterbac­k.

Prescott signed his $31.4 million tender under the franchise tag. That comes just over three weeks before the July 15 deadline to agree on a long-term deal.

By signing the offer under the franchise tag, Prescott is obligated to report for all team activities or risk being fined. He didn’t participat­e in the club’s virtual offseason program while unsigned.

GOLF: No crowds for PGA Champ.

The PGA of America confirmed the first major of this most unusual year, the PGA Championsh­ip, won’t have spectators.

The PGA Championsh­ip, originally scheduled for May 14-17 in San Francisco, now is set for Aug. 6-9 and will be the first of three majors this year. The U.S. Open moved from June to Sept. 17-20 at Winged Foot, with the Masters moving to November two weeks before Thanksgivi­ng. The British Open was canceled.

ETC.: Virus sidelines NWSL team

The Orlando Pride have withdrawn from the upcoming National Women’s Soccer League tournament after six players and four staff members tested positive for COVID-19.

The NWSL is the first profession­al team sport to return amid the coronaviru­s outbreak. The month-long Challenge Cup tournament is set to start Saturday in Utah.

Croatian tennis player Borna Coric says he has tested positive for the coronaviru­s after taking part in an exhibition event. The 33rd-ranked Coric says he is feeling well and has no symptoms.

Iowa’s athletic department says nine athletes, coaches or staff have tested positive for COVID-19 in the last week.

That accounts for nearly one-quarter of the 40 tests conducted in that time frame. Since the beginning of the return-to-campus protocol May 29, there have been 12 positives among 386 tests.

Five more Baylor athletes have tested positive for COVID-19, making it eight positives from among 109 tests conducted in the process of returning to campus for voluntary workouts and conditioni­ng.

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