Sports Roundup: Headlines from the World of Athletics

The latest sports headlines include the dismissal of Georgia's offensive lineman Nyier Daniels after fleeing police, Shohei Ohtani's WBC participation, Rick Fox running for Bahamian politics, and a $50 million Big 12 deal. Additionally, notable mentions include NBA's Chauncey Billups' legal issues and the sold-out Las Vegas Grand Prix.

Nyier Daniels, a backup offensive lineman for the University of Georgia, has been dismissed following his arrest. Daniels is facing numerous charges, including fleeing police, stemming from an incident in Commerce, Georgia. His arrest has resulted in a $21,000 bond.

Meanwhile, two-time World Series champion Shohei Ohtani has announced on social media his intention to compete in the World Baseball Classic for Japan next year. Ohtani aims to secure another title for the defending champions.

Former NBA star Rick Fox has declared his candidacy for the Bahamas' House of Assembly. Fox, known for his leadership on the court, now seeks to bring transparency and integrity to Bahamian politics.

(With inputs from agencies.)