Roma stuns favored Barcelona in Champions League

Roma pulled off an extraordinary comeback to knock Barcelona out of the Champions League on Tuesday, winning 3-0 at home in Rome to reach the semifinals by overturning a three-goal deficit from the first leg. But they advanced on away goals after center back Kostas Manolas scored the decider with a header from a corner in the 82nd minute. Roma entered the game as massive underdogs after losing the first leg of their quarterfinal 4-1 against a Lionel Messi-led team that was one of the favorites.

Liverpool joined Roma in the semifinals by a 5-1 aggregate over Manchester City.

College basketball

BREY GETS EXTENSION AT NOTRE DAME >> Mike Brey, the winningest coach in Notre Dame men’s basketball history, has signed a contract extension through the 2024-25 season. The new deal, which begins July 1, could make Brey the first coach in the program to coach 25 years at the school.

MIAMI GIVES LARRANAGA A NEW DEAL >> Miami Hurricanes coach Jim Larranaga has agreed to a two-year contract extension through the 2023-24 season. The 68-year-old Larranaga has led the Hurricanes to four NCAA tournaments.

AUBURN’S WILEY TO TEST NBA >> Auburn center Austin Wiley has put his name into the NBA draft pool after being held out last season but doesn’t plan to hire an agent. The NCAA ruled Wiley ineligible for last season after his family allegedly accepted money from former associate head coach Chuck Person. TWO SCHOOLS ADDED TO BRIBERY SCANDAL >> Kansas and North Carolina State are the latest schools to be swept up in a bribery scandal involving college basketball. A rewritten federal indictment released Tuesday alleges that Adidas officials paid parents of athletes willing to commit to the schools.

NFL

BILLS’ INCOGNITO TO RETIRE >> Richie Incognito is calling it quits on an 11-season NFL career, three years after the Buffalo Bills gave the offensive guard a second chance at playing following his role in the Miami Dolphins’ bullying scandal. The NFL Players Association announced Incognito had contacted the union of his plans to retire. Earlier in the day, the 34-yearold said he was “done” in a text to The Associated Press. Incognito told The Buffalo News he’s retiring because of health reasons. “I’m done. That’s it,” Incognito told The News. “Went to the doctor. My liver and kidneys are shutting down. The stress is killing me.”

Motor sports

NASCAR KEEPS SPONSOR >> Monster Energy will remain the title sponsor of NASCAR’s top Cup Series through 2019.