DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — Des Moines school officials say a suspended high school football coach broke policies for bullying, harassment and corporal punishment in an incident involving a former player. The Des Moines Register says school district investigators also concluded that Lincoln High coach Tom Mihalovich violated conduct rules. The report, dated Oct. 1st, says Mihalovich forced the player to submit to bullying, harassment and excessive conditioning drills after the player posted a message blasting the team on Twitter on Aug. 31st. Mihalovich has been on paid administrative suspension since Sept. 4. Two assistant coaches are also suspended. The coach’s attorney, Marc Ward, says Mihalovich is “stunned by many of the assertions” in the report and questions its release as “legally and ethically unacceptable” since the process is still ongoing.

LAKE PLACID, N.Y. (AP) — Olympic hurdler and Iowa native Lolo Jones is going to try bobsleds. For at least one day, anyway. The 30-year old is among a group of Olympic track athletes who were invited and are expected to compete in the U.S. women’s bobsled push championships Friday. Jones created a buzz earlier this week when she challenged former Rutgers football player Eric LeGrand to a race on Twitter, saying afterward she did not know LeGrand had a serious spinal cord injury in 2010. LeGrand said he did not take it personally.

Jones finished fourth in the 100-meter hurdles at the London Olympics in August amid criticism that she receives more attention and endorsements than her results warrant. Four years earlier in Beijing, the American came in as the favorite and was in position to win gold when she hit the ninth of 10 hurdles and wound up seventh.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — The Kansas City Chiefs have what has become an unsettling weekly routine. Coach Romeo Crennel sits down with reporters and says: “All right, I’m going to start with our injuries.” And then he starts his roll call. Peyton Hillis, out with an ankle injury. Glenn Dorsey a calf injury. Jon Baldwin, Jalil Brown and Devon Wylie all have hamstring trouble. Derrick Johnson has a sore groin, Ropati Pitoitua an elbow injury, Kendrick Lewis an ailing shoulder and Ryan Lilja a bad back. It’s not the way the Chiefs (1-3) want to head into Sundays’ game against Baltimore.