College football: Florida State extends the contract of Fisher-Salt Lake Tribune

 Florida State is extending the contract of coach Jimbo Fisher through the 2016 season. The school has announced the extension of a current contract year of Fisher before the kickoff of the Champs Sports Bowl against Notre Dame on Thursday. Fisher signed a five-year, $ 13.75 million contract in February after a 10-4 during the 2010 season, his first coach.

FSU finished the regular season 8-4 in 2011, his second season after acquiring long Seminoles Coach Bobby Bowden.

Officials say Fisher's salary will not change under the extension of one year.

Ex-official says that corrupt the FIFA

• Former football FIFA vice President Jack Warner says he has been awarded the World Cup television rights for as little as $ 1 in exchange for help Sepp Blatter in elections for the Presidency of world football's governing body.

Warner said in a statement Thursday that FIFA gave the 1998 World Cup rights in Trinidad & Tobago for $ 1 after helping win Blatter "brutal" campaign to become FIFA President.

Warner says he sold the rights for the 2002 World Cup and 2006, having helped Blatter to be re-elected in 2002 and also bought the rights to the 2010 and 2014 tournaments.

Warner resigned from FIFA in June to prevent the investigation of his role in arranging the payments for the voters of the Caribbean during the electoral challenge of Mohamed bin Hammam of Blatter.