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York names new basketball coach

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— Larry Dixon, a former Winthrop University assistant men's basketball coach, is York Comprehensive High School's new head varsity basketball coach.
The school board voted Tuesday to hire Dixon, who was at Winthrop from 2007 until this year.
Dixon replaces Ali Patton, who resigned last month after district leaders confronted him about allegations that he was involved with one of his students.
This month, authorities charged Patton with "sexual battery" for allegedly having at least one sexual encounter with a 17-year-old female student from the masonry course he taught at the district’s Floyd D. Johnson Technology Center.
The criminal charge stems from a state law that bars anyone "affiliated with a public or private secondary school in an official capacity" from having sex with a student. The law defines "sexual battery" as any sexual act that isn’t "for medically recognized treatment or diagnostic purposes."
If found guilty of the felony, Patton could face a maximum sentence of five years in prison. He also could lose his teaching license.
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J.R. Smith Files $1 Million Lawsuit Against Overseas Team (Blog) (@TheRealJRSmith)

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When the dreaded NBA lockout was over, athletes who were playing overseas returned to the NBA. J.R. Smith joined the New York Knicks, but he's still dealing with contractual issues with the Chinese basketball team he played for briefly.
Now he has filed a $1 million lawsuit against the organization in order to try and attain the $1,078,500 that was cut from his salary.
The team contends that Smith missed up to 80 practices and also skipped out on scheduled team meetings,among other team-oriented activities.
The squad also states that Smith breached his contract during his time spent with them. They have until Monday to respond to the lawsuit.
A FIBA arbitrator will preside over the case.