SAN ANTONIO — Two Texas high school football players who hit a referee during a game earlier this month will remain in alternative school for the rest of the year.

Officials with Northside Independent School District in San Antonio have decided senior Michael Moreno and sophomore Victor Rojas will remain in alternative school for 75 days. Their attorney, Jesse Hernandez, says they will be eligible to return to their regular classes at John Jay High School on Jan. 15.

The decision came after a closed-door disciplinary hearing Wednesday.

In an internal district statement, John Jay High principal Robert Harris said assistant coach Mack Breed told him he directed the students to hit the referee because the ref had used racial slurs and had missed calls. Details from the statement were first reported by ESPN.

RENTON, Wash. — Safety Kam Chancellor has ended his holdout and reported to the Seattle Seahawks after missing training camp and the first two weeks of the regular season.The Seahawks confirmed that Chancellor arrived at the team facility on Wednesday morning. It was his first appearance since June's minicamp and ended a holdout that lasted nearly eight weeks. The Seahawks are 0-2 after losses to St. Louis and Green Bay. KIRO-AM in Seattle first reported Chancellor's return.Chancellor has potentially lost more than $2 million with a holdout that appears to have not resulted in a new contract. It is not clear how much he will be fined.In a text to ESPN, Chancellor wrote that he intends on dealing with his “business” after the season and that it was time to go help his teammates.

OKLAHOMA CITY — Kevin Durant is all the way back.The 2013-14 NBA MVP and scoring champion played just 27 games for the Thunder last season because of a broken bone in his right foot. Thunder general manager Sam Presti announced Wednesday that, after three procedures, Durant is ready to go. Training camp begins next week.Durant had surgery in October and returned to play in December with some pain.

LOS ANGELES — Myles Jack, No. 9 UCLA's versatile linebacker and running back, will miss the rest of the season due to a knee injury, coach Jim Mora announced Wednesday.Jack hurt his knee during a non-contact drill near the end of Tuesday's practice, and he had surgery that evening. The junior is the third key Bruins defensive starter lost for the season with injuries this month, joining defensive lineman Eddie Vanderdoes and cornerback Fabian Moreau.Jack might be the biggest loss of all for the Bruins (3-0).