Dehydration sends Chiefs’ Reid to hospital

Chiefs coach Andy Reid left Arrowhead Stadium in an ambulance after a 30-24 loss to the Chargers on Sunday.

Reid, 63, was treated for dehydration and he’s expected to be fine, ESPN later reported.

Reid addressed the team as he normally would after the game. But he felt ill and departed for a local hospital for examination. He didn’t address the media as he would normally after a game, leaving that job for assistant head coach Dave Toub.

College football: Utah DB Aaron Lowe was fatally shot early Sunday in Salt Lake City, less than a year after teammate and friend Ty Jordan was killed in an accidental shooting. Lowe was 21 . ... Ohio State senior LB K’Vaughan Pope was dismissed from the team following an incident Saturday in which he was escorted off the field during the Buckeyes’ win against Akron . ... Clemson tumbled to No. 25 in The AP poll, snapping its streak of 97 straight weeks in the top 10. The Tigers (2-2) lost for the second time this season Saturday — falling in double overtime to NC State — and dropped 16 spots from No. 9. Clemson’s top-10 streak was tied with Alabama for the longest current run in college football and second-longest in the history of the AP poll, behind Miami’s 137 from 1985 to 1993. The Crimson Tide remained No. 1 with 58 first-place votes out of 62. No. 2 Georgia received the remaining four firstplace votes.

NBA: Suns G Devin Booker will miss the start of training camp after being placed in the league’s health and safety protocols. The Suns didn’t provide any specific details.

Golf: Nasa Hataoka claimed a one-shot victory at the Northwest Arkansas Championship in Rogers, Arkansas. It was the fifth career LPGA title for the 22-year-old from Japan . ... K.J. Choi earned his first career PGA Tour Champions title with a two-stroke victory at PURE Insurance Championship at Pebble Beach in California.