Former Blackhawk High School and Pitt guard Sean Miller rounded out his first coaching staff at Arizona by hiring his brother, Archie, as an assistant.

Archie Miller, 31, brings seven years of coaching and administrative experience to his brother's staff, and he spent the past two seasons as an assistant coach at Ohio State under Thad Motta.

Sean Miller became the permanent successor to retired Hall of Fame coach Lute Olson April 7. Miller already had hired two assistants from his staff at Xavier, James Whitford and Emmanuel Richardson.

Nevada freshman Ahyaro Phillips was dismissed from the team after his second arrest in a year, this time for having a weapon on school property.

• Two players from Oklahoma's Final Four team are planning to transfer. Sooners coach Sherri Coale announced that guards Jenny Vining and Rose Hammond plan to leave the team after the spring semester to seek additional playing time.

Top-ranked Rafael Nadal moved one step closer to his fifth consecutive final at the Monte Carlo Masters in Monoco, defeating Ivan Ljubicic, 6-3, 6-3. Nadal next faces fourth-seeded Andy Murray, who reached his first career semifinal on clay after beating Nikolay Davydenko, 7-6 (1), 6-4.

• Top-seeded Elena Dementieva advanced to the Family Circle Cup semifinals in Charleston, S.C., when Dominika Cibulkova quit in the second set because of a leg injury. Dementieva next meets fifth-seeded Caroline Wozniacki, who routed Virginie Razzano, 6-2, 6-0.

Penn State hired Iowa State coach Cael Sanderson to take over the Nittany Lions wrestling program, luring away a marquee name from one of the sport's geographic hotbeds. Sanderson leaves his alma mater, Iowa State, after three seasons. The Cyclones won three consecutive Big 12 Conference titles under Sanderson and finished in the top five in each of the past three NCAA championships. He takes over for Troy Sunderland, who resigned two weeks ago after 11 seasons at the helm of the Nittany Lions.

North Dakota State disciplined four players. Three have been suspended after they were cited for drunken driving and another has been dismissed after he was charged with marijuana possession. The three suspended players are return specialist Shamen Washington, quarterback Jose Mohler and defensive end Garrett Johnson. Backup quarterback Troy Jackson was thrown off the team. He has had repeated off-field issues.

The Pittsburgh Riverhounds opened their United Soccer League Second Division season with a 0-0 tie with Crystal Palace Baltimore, which outshot the Riverhounds, 10-7. Zach Varga had three big saves for the Riverhounds.