AUSTIN, Texas -- Former Baylor football coach Art Briles and former athletic director Ian McCaw were dismissed Wednesday from a lawsuit brought by woman who said they and the school ignored her claims that she was raped by a former player who was later convicted.The men had been named in Jasmin Hernandezs lawsuit against Bayor as co-defendants in their official capacity. But Briles lawyers argued both men could not be sued in their official role under the Title IX federal gender discrimination law cited in the lawsuit.Hernandezs lawyer, Alex Zalkin, said he would refile claims against both Briles and McCaw in federal court under Texas state negligence claims. The court set an Oct. 12 deadline for Hernandez to amend the lawsuit. The Associated Press generally doesnt identify sexual assault victims, but Hernandez has spoken publicly to draw attention to the case.Wednesdays ruling but wont stop Hernandez from trying to hold both men accountable, Zalkin said.The federal lawsuit against Baylor continues. U.S. District Judge Robert Pitman denied the universitys request to temporarily halt evidence gathering while considering the schools request to dismiss the case. That could open the path for her attorneys to begin interviewing witnesses and collecting documents, notably statements and materials related to a law firms investigation of how Baylor handled sex assault allegations over a three-year period.Coach Art Briles is very happy he has been dismissed as a defendant in this case. Plaintiffs may very well allege future claims against him and we will take those on if and when they are filed, Briles attorney, Kenneth Tekell, said.Baylor fired Briles in May and McCaw resigned after a school-funded investigation found the Baptist school had mishandled allegations of sexual assault, including claims made against football players. Former President and Chancellor Ken Starr also was forced out.The Pepper Hamilton law firm concluded the football program acted as it was above the rules when dealing with assault claims and rules violations.Hernandez sued in March, claiming Baylor knew that former player Tevin Elliott had a history of assaults, failed to protect her and others who were attacked, and ignored her pleas when she sought help after her assault in 2012. Elliott was later convicted of raping Hernandez and sentenced to 20 years in prison.Briles lawyers argued he couldnt be sued as an individual in a Title IX lawsuit and that claims he ignored warnings of a sexual predator on his team were based on hearsay. They have also argued that Texas limited liability standards wont apply to Briles if sued in state court.Briles has acknowledged he made mistakes during eight seasons at Baylor, when he built one of the Big 12s worst football programs into a national power.There was some bad things that went on under my watch. I was the captain of this ship, Briles said in a recent interview with ESPN. ... So, I understand that I made some mistakes, and for that Im sorry. But Im not trying to plead for peoples sympathy. Im just stating that, `Hey, I made some mistakes. I was wrong. Im sorry. Im gonna learn. 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Bae played bogey-free Friday on another gorgeous day at Riviera for a 5-under 66, giving him a one-shot lead over Aaron Baddeley and Robert Garrigus going into the weekend.Wasps Sam Jones has been included as one of seven uncapped players in the 37-man England training squad which meets in Brighton next week ahead of the autumn internationals.Eddie Jones named a 45-man Elite Player Squad which includes the injured Manu Tuilagi, Jack Clifford and James Haskell but the 37-man group that meets in Brighton gives a better indication of who will be in contention for their four end-of-year Tests.Jones is one of seven uncapped players in that 37-man party and is joined by his Wasps team-mate Nathan Hughes, Sales Josh Beaumont, Leicesters Mike Williams, Harlequins Joe Marchant, Worcesters Ben Teo and Wasps scrum-half Dan Robson.There is also a recall for Gloucesters Ben Morgan who last featured for England in the 2015 Rugby World Cup.He is named as an injury replacement for Clifford while Northamptons Teimana Harrison is brought in for Haskell but neither are named in the EPS which is the same for Marland Yarde and Ollie Devoto who are drafted in for Jonny May and Tuilagi respectively.Saracens Alex Lozowski is named in the EPS but will not be in Brighton which is the same for fellow uncapped players Baths Charlie Ewels, Leicesters Will Evans and Ellis Genge, Harlequins Kyle Sinckler, Saracens Ben Spencer and Sales Mike Haley.?England begin their autumn programme against South Africa on November 12 and will then face Fiji, Argentina and Australia.Eddie Jones has also announced the appointment of Rory Teague as a part-time skills coach.The Old Mutual Wealth Series will be a big challenge and the players will need to step up to the mark, said England head coach Jones. With a number of players missing through injury its a good opportunity for others to put their hands up and show us what theyre made of.I think its a good situation to be in. Injuries allow us to strengthen the depth of our squad and develop robustness. Ideally, by the Rugby World Cup in 2019, were looking to have three players in every position who are interchangeable.At the moment we have seven of our most influential players not playing regularly for their clubs, but that should be no excuse. England have not beaten South Africa since 2006 and this needs to change.In addition to Richard Hills appointment as Team Manager earlier this week I am pleased to also announce that Rory Teague will join us in November as a part-time skills coach. He will primarily be working with the players on their individual skills. 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