Morning Hot Reads: Revisit The Rule Book

The HOUSTON CHRONICLE writes under the header, "NCAA Needs To Change Rules In Sexual Assault Cases." When players "accept money, when they cheat on tests and when they break recruiting rules, there are consequences." There should be "consequences in cases involving sexual assault, too."

The AP noted as Dale Earnhardt Jr.'s "farewell tour" reaches the second half of the NASCAR season, the driver is "becoming more reflective with each passing race." Earnhardt "seems to be recognizing the end is near" and it "sounds very much like he has mixed emotions." However, Earnhardt's last season under the hood is far from a "goodbye." 

Also: 

• Blue Jays broadcaster "returns to the booth after cancer surgery."
• FC Cincinnati's coach is a "soccer purist grappling with the game's tech future."
• What will sports talk radio "sound like 30 years from now?"
• Triple-A baseball was "never built to last in Colorado Springs."
• Fans should "take plenty of money" if attending the MLB All-Star Game in Miami.
• Taking a look back at Las Vegas' "short-lived" CFL team.