Detroit goaltender Jonas Gustavsson has earned NHL first star of the week

PLAYA DEL CARMEN, Mexico -- Gary Woodland took a one-stroke lead into the final round of the PGA Tours OHL Classic at Mayakoba after dropping two strokes on the par-3 15th Saturday.Woodland finished with a 5-under 66 to reach 18-under 195 on Mayakobas Greg Norman-designed El Camaleon course. He won the last of his two tour titles in 2013.Ive been there. Ive been in the position a lot the last couple years. Im excited about my game, Im going to rely on my game and trust it and go out and have fun. ... Im very comfortable with where my golf swing is and Im going to rely on it and run it out.Woodland birdied the first seven odd-number holes, then ended the string with the double bogey on 15 when his tee shot went long into the hazard. He played the first 51 holes without a bogey.Im happy. I mean, I played great today. Drove the ball exceptionally well, controlled my distances to the green, and I rolled it well, Woodland said. Its hard to argue with that, hard to be upset with that. I hit a good shot on 15. I just hit it long.Married last month, Woodland took last week off and worked with instructor Butch Harmon after opening the new season in Malaysia and China.Pat Perez was second after a 62. He played the front nine in 7-under 29, making an eagle on the par-5 fifth. The one-time tour winner recently returned from shoulder surgery.I was real comfortable, Perez said. I woke up and I just felt good. I was comfortable on the range. Ive just been on this different attitude in the last couple weeks where I just try to stay aggressive and try to think of the right shot and the good shot and not worry about what happens. Its really worked. Ive been working on that the last nine months since I got hurt.Scott Piercy was 16 under after a 66, Seamus Power (64) was 15 under, and Webb Simpson (69) followed at 14 under.Defending champion Graeme McDowell was 8 under after his second straight 65. He opened with a 75. 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Replica Jordan 1 . - Chris Tierney snapped a tie with a power-play goal late in the third period as the London Knights rallied from a 3-0 deficit to beat the Erie Otters 5-3 in Ontario Hockey League action on Wednesday. BOULDER, Colo. -- On the inside of his right biceps, Colorado wide receiver Bryce Bobo has Antonio tattooed in cursive lettering. In the same spot on the left, Louis.Those are tributes to his father, Antonio Louis Bobo Sr., who was shot and killed by Bryce Bobos half-brother when Bryce was 4 years old.Another tribute: The Buffaloes junior has made two dazzling one-handed grabs this season -- one with the Antonio arm, the other with the Louis side.His father keeps lending a helping hand.Im always thinking about my dad, said Bobo , who will return home to Los Angeles this weekend when No. 21 Colorado visits Southern California. From what I hear, he was the best possible human being on earth.Over the years, his mom kept the memory of his father fresh by constantly sharing stories. Like how Bryces father couldnt stand to see him upset, so when Bryce screamed during his first haircut, his father picked him up and took him out of the barbershop. Never mind that one side of his hair had yet to be trimmed.Or how he and his father used to play football. Hed hike it and go out for a pass -- his dad throwing him a perfect spiral. After his father died, Bryce would still hike the ball -- to himself and throw it to himself.Growing up, I just kept reiterating to Bryce just how much his dad loved him, his mom, Sonji, said in a phone interview from Covina, California. I know that if his dad was still here, he would be in those stands, cheering Bryce on like no other.Jan. 3, 2000.Sonji can recall every detail of that day. How they couldnt locate Bryces half-brother, Antonio Bobo Jr., who was wrapped up in gang life. How they searched and searched.Hearing that Antonio Jr. may be at a certain location, Antonio Sr. loaded up the family -- including Bryce, his sister, Taylor, and Sonji -- and went to bring him home.They found Antonio Jr. and when his father shouted, he ran away. Antonio Sr. chased after him before someone yelled that Antonio Jr. had a gun. Antonio Sr. was shot on a street near the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, California. He was rushed to the hospital, but it was too late.At Antonio Jr.s trial, Sonji testified. So did Taylor. The jury convicted Antonio Jr. of manslaughter and he was given a 21-year sentence that hes serving at a California state prison. Hes due to be released in two years.Those two were best friends, Sonji said of her stepson and husband. I still just cant believe it.Antonio Jr. sent letters to the family asking for forgiveness, but Sonji wasnt ready to respond. Too much anger.A few years ago, she let go of her fury. She wrote her stepson a note and they talked. And talked.I was holding onto this grudge for so long and I just couldnt do it anymore, she explained.dddddddddddd. I felt like I was dying inside. I had to release it.For Bryce, it took a little while longer to forgive.I felt like my mom wanted him in my life, but I wasnt ready, Bryce said. Over time, and seeing my mom forgive, I changed my mindset. I allowed him back in my life. We formed a pretty good relationship.So much so that Bryce visited Antonio Jr. in prison last winter. Now, they talk quite a bit -- about life and football. Antonio Jr., 33, even watches his younger brothers football games from prison.For him to become to the person that hes become today, thats awesome, Antonio Jr. said in a phone interview. I really applaud him. Im thankful for them to forgive me and to allow me to still be a part of their lives. Thats really touched my heart. I just wish him the best. I cant wait to be there and go to his games, support him and see him play.Because the catches he makes, theyre amazing.Bryce has always had a knack for catching anything in his vicinity. His nickname in high school was Mickey Mouse, because he used to wear white gloves and his hands were so huge. He was also called Prime Time, for his big-play ability.Coming into this season, he had 47 catches for 422 yards and three TDs. But this year, with the Buffaloes back on the national scene, hes turned it up another level, making two did-he-just-do-that receptions.The first one was against rival Colorado State in the season opener when he reached out his left hand to bring in a 46-yard reception .Just a warmup act for this: A 31-yard TD pass in which he held off an Oregon defender , spun around, and plucked the ball out of the air with his right hand. Oh, and somehow managed to keep one foot in bounds, too. It gave Colorado the lead with 8:43 remaining in a 41-38 win over Oregon.That should be nominated for catch of the year, Antonio Jr. proudly said. Im glad hes able to forgive me for what Ive done and move forward with a strong bond.Bryce holds tight to the memories of his father. In addition to his tattoos, he has a portrait of his dad in his room. He also goes by the nickname, Lil ToneBone, since his father was known as ToneBone.When Im off by myself, Im always talking to him. I ask him, `How am I doing? What should I be doing? Bryce said. Questions I can answer myself. But it always helps to talk to him.I know he would be really proud.---AP news researcher Rhonda Shafner contributed from New York City.---AP college football website: www.collegefootball.ap.org ' ' '