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More NFL draft: : Penn State defensive end Aaron Maybin returned to his alma matter, Mount Hebron, to announce that he will enter the draft. Maybin, a redshirt sophomore who led the Big Ten with 12 sacks this season, has earned his degree in communications and art. He has been projected as high as a No. 4 pick. SANDRA MCKEE ... Also entering the draft is Ball State quarterback Nate Davis. ... Taylor Mays, an All-America safety, has decided to return to Southern California for his senior season.

Boston College: : Frank Spaziani is the Eagles' new coach, promoted after spending 12 seasons as an assistant with Boston College. Spaziani takes over for Jeff Jagodzinski, who was fired after interviewing with the Jets.

Et cetera: : Two assistant coaches apparently wrestling with each other fell through a hotel window and fell four stories to a concrete sidewalk, leaving one seriously injured. The American Football Coaches Association is holding its annual convention at the Opryland Hotel in Nashville, Tenn. Scott Coy, the co-offensive coordinator at Westminster College in New Wilmington, Pa., was in critical condition and having surgery at Vanderbilt University. Darren DeMeio, the running backs coach, was in fair condition but remained in the hospital. ... Former Ravens quarterback Jim Harbaugh said he plans to stay put coaching at Stanford. There has been speculation in recent weeks that Harbaugh, the brother of Ravens coach John Harbaugh, might interview for NFL openings.

Wizards' Thomas injured, is out indefinitely

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Washington Wizards center Etan Thomas has a torn ligament in his left knee, the latest setback for a last-place team already without Gilbert Arenas, Brendan Haywood and DeShawn Stevenson. The Wizards said Thomas will be sidelined indefinitely and will be reevaluated in two weeks. Thomas, who missed all of last season while recovering from open heart surgery, has been on and off the bench, playing in 26 of 37 games with seven starts. He is averaging 3.1 points and 2.5 rebounds in 11.8 minutes for the Wizards, who are 7-30.

Knicks: : A man who worked as a driver for Eddy Curry is suing the center, contending Curry owes him money, sexually harassed him and berated him with racist slurs. Curry denies the accusations and is considering a defamation lawsuit, his lawyer said. Dave Kuchinsky alleges in the lawsuit filed Monday in U.S. District Court in Manhattan that Curry owes him $98,000 in back pay and expenses. Newsday reported yesterday that Kuchinsky is also seeking $5 million in compensatory damages. Kuchinsky also accuses Curry of exposing himself and harassing the former driver and referring to his Jewish heritage in a derogatory way.