DETROIT -- Officials say the cost of building the Detroit Red Wings new arena has jumped by $105 million to nearly $733 million.The citys Downtown Development Authority said the revised estimate to build the Little Caesars Arena for the NHL team reflects the specific cost of materials, permits, design refinements and subcontractor agreements. City documents indicate other construction costs could rise, The Detroit News (http://detne.ws/2eAzo3L ) reported.Officials said the revision doesnt indicate massive cost overruns nor that taxpayers will face additional expenses.The increases represent enhancements or changes that our private partner, Olympia Development of Michigan, will be paying for -- as they are required to do under our contract, said Moddie Turay, executive vice president for real estate for the Detroit Economic Growth Corporation -- which administers the Downtown Development Authority, in a written statement.According to Turay funding invested by Olympia creates new potential opportunities for Detroit-based subcontractors and Detroit residents.Olympia Development will be constructing the arena and will also manage it after its opening in September.The owner of the Detroit Pistons Tom Gores has said that team is close to a deal to move the NBA franchise and suggested it could also play at Little Caesars Arena next season.However, the city and Olympia wouldnt confirm whether the new total provided by the city has to do with changes that would have to be made if the Pistons move their home court.The design concept of the venue will be deconstructed with a glass-roofed concourse that will circle the arena and provide a street-like walkway with storefronts. Additional shops and restaurants will be added and will remain open even when the arena is not in use.Construction began last year and the venue is scheduled to open next fall.The total cost for the arena and other associated construction projects will top $1 billion.---This story has been corrected to show the price of the stadium rose from $627.5 million to nearly $733 million, not from $105 million to nearly $733 million, and that the Red Wings play in the NHL not the NFL.---Information from: The Detroit News, http://detnews.com/ Terry Bradshaw Womens Jersey . Rinne played two periods in his first game since left hip surgery in early May. Gabriel Bourque scored 3:07 into the second period and Austin Watson tallied 5:15 later for Nashville. Ernie Stautner Youth Jersey . Wilson hit Schenn from behind during Tuesday nights game in Philadelphia, earning a five-minute major for charging and a game misconduct. 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The aim each week is to bring you five stories that defined the week or help navigate the long road to San Jose, California, named last week as the site of the College Cup.Duke and Notre Dame retain ACC controlThe schedule offered just one game each to No. 4 Duke and No. 20 Notre Dame, but the Blue Devils and Fighting Irish effectively condensed a weeks worth of work into those minutes.With a 1-0 win over No. 5 Virginia on Saturday, Duke remained atop the ACC as the lone team unbeaten in conference games (6-0-1). A Christina Gibbons penalty kick on the night she and other seniors were honored in Durham, North Carolina, was enough for just the second win over Virginia in the past nine meetings (the Blue Devils had even beaten both North Carolina and Florida State more recently).All of which is nice in the moment. More important in the long run is that it was Dukes second win this season against a team ranked in the top 25 of the RPI. With a trip to Florida State on Thursday, Duke needed the result to enhance its case for the kind of NCAA tournament seed that will allow it to host at least the first three rounds and possibly a quarterfinal.Along similar lines, Jennifer Westendorfs absolute wonder goal (not the first time shes done something worthy of that label in her freshman season) gave Notre Dame a 1-0 win over No. 11 North Carolina and continued sole possession of second place. But as the cap to a three-game stretch against higher-ranked opponents that produced two wins, it also keeps the Fighting Irish (10-2-3, 5-1-1) in the conversation for a top-eight seed and extended hosting duties in the NCAA tournament.UConns rising fortunesBreanna Stewart and Moriah Jefferson are gone, but drive a few hundred yards past Gampel Pavilion and you can still find a prolific partnership in Storrs, Connecticut. That makes it easier to remember that once upon a time, well before the times of Rachel Hill or Stephanie Ribeiro, the Huskies soccer team used to make postseason runs with nearly the same frequency as the basketball team.In easing No. 21 UConn to wins over UCF (3-0) and South Florida (3-1) this past week, Ribeiro totaled three goals and three assists, and Hill added two goals and an assist. The production pushed Ribeiro into a tie with BYUs Ashley Hatch and Central Michigans Alexis Pelafas for the Division I with 15 goals. She also trails only Arkansas Claire Kelley for the lead in assists. Hill, meanwhile, is just three goals off Ribeiros pace and third among active Division I players in career goals.The Huskies built a strong start on a decidedly modest schedule, losing signature games to Rutgers and Florida State without scoring a goal, while beating several teams against which losses would have been grounds for inquiry. But wins against UCF and South Florida are not just as good as it gets in the American Athletic Conference, theyre résumé-enhancers, period.South Carolina wins battle of SavannahWhile No. 17 Floridas Savannah Jordan leads aall active college players in career goals and will likely earn a look from the U.ddddddddddddS. national team sooner rather than later, No. 2 South Carolinas Savannah McCaskill once again got the best of the Gators and their star in what has been one of the sports more entertaining rivalries the past three seasons.It was a game against Florida that well and truly placed McCaskill in the college soccer spotlight as a freshman in 2014, the second of her two goals proving the winner with less than two minutes to play. She scored again when the teams met in 2015, but Jordan answered and Florida went on to win that game with all of one second remaining in the second overtime.So the series arrived at Sunday. South Carolinas Chelsea Drennan won it with an expertly dispatched penalty kick early in the second overtime on a foul drawn by Simone Wark, but it was McCaskill who deftly backheeled a pass into Warks path to set in motion a sequence that ensured South Carolina (14-0-1, 8-0-0) remained one of two Division I teams without a loss.Speaking of which ...The best team you dont know?Disregard that question if you live in the middle of Pennsylvania. Or, for that matter, if you live anywhere in the Patriot League footprint. But when the weekend began, Bucknell was one of two teams ranked in the top 10 nationally in both goals scored per game and fewest goals allowed per game (sharing the distinction with Virginia, which suffered on both fronts). And while allowing a goal in Saturdays game against American might cost the unbeaten Bison (12-0-1, 6-0-0) a spot in the defensive rankings, scoring five in the win only bolsters the nations most prolific offense.The ringleader is Kendall Ham, who scored against American and leads the team with 12 goals, but 12 players have scored at least one goal. That from a program that as recently as 2011 scored just 10 goals for an entire season.Columbia makes itself at home in Ivy upheavalIt has been more than a decade since, in successive seasons, Princeton made the College Cup and Yale reached the Sweet 16, which means it has been a while since the Ivy League really influenced the national picture. Thanks to top-tier talents like Princetons duo of Tyler Lussi and Mimi Asom, and Harvards Midge Purce, that looked like it might change this season. But after a week of surprises, neither Princeton nor Harvard is in control of a league that one or the other has won seven of the past eight seasons. A team that just played its first home game is running the show.Just in time to beat Princeton 2-0 on Saturday, Columbia played its first home game in a newly renovated stadium (the New York schools previous home games were played in New Jersey). And because Harvard managed only a draw against Brown on Saturday, Columbia could conceivably clinch the title, and an automatic NCAA bid, before it even plays Harvard in the regular-season finale on Nov. 5. ' ' '