Oregon Football recruit Tyree Robinson found himself in trouble early Sunday morning following an incident with another man’s girlfriend. Robinson, a freshman four-star athlete for the Ducks, reportedly slapped a woman on the rear end while trying to get her to leave a home in Eugene.

Robinson was given a misdemeanor charge by Eugene police for physical harassment. His court date is set for July 30 at the Eugene Municipal Court.

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GoDucks.com, the official home of the Oregon Ducks, announced a new editor-in-chief Monday. Rob Moseley, a former writer for The Register-Guard, has been hired to the position by the University of Oregon Athletics Department. With The Register-Guard, Moseley was known for his coverage of Oregon football, serving as the paper’s primary reporter for Duck football since 2007.

Moseley will run the site as well as continue to write features and provide updates during UO sporting events. The move serves as another step by the University to further broaden their coverage of sports in the online medium.

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New York Yankee fans were happy to see short stop Derek Jeter return to action Thursday afternoon in a game against the Kansas City Royals. Jeter has been sidelined for all 91 games of the season due to a fractured foot he suffered October 12 of last year.

The return to today’s game was a surprise as the Yankees originally planned to ease the 39-year-old veteran back into the lineup by giving him some time in the minors. Jeter batted as the team’s designated hitter, helping the Yankees win hitting 1-4 with a run in is debut.