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"No one from our organization has had a conversation about Josh Sweat with anyone at Arizona. That's coming out of thin air, someone is making stuff up, because that never happened," Gutekunst said.

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Former Dallas Cowboys quarterback and CBS NFL analyst Tony Romo on Tuesday, Sept. 1, pleaded no contest to an operating while intoxicated citation tied to his late July arrest in Milwaukee and will have his driving privileges revoked for six months.

Three other pending forfeitures against Romo were dismissed, online court records show. Romo's plea comes just days after a spokesperson for him told the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel and other media outlets that Romo "accepts full responsibility for his actions."

In addition to having his license suspended for six months, Romo must pay a $748 fine by Nov. 2. The court also ordered that an ignition interlock device be installed on any vehicle owned, operated by or registered to Romo for at least a year after his license is reissued.