LOUISVILLE, Ky. — University of Louisville president James Ramsey said Thursday it's time to move on after Rick Pitino's public apology for sex with a woman outside his marriage.

Ramsey said that the basketball coach is "our guy" and that he believes the school will become stronger following Pitino's expression of remorse Wednesday.

The coach's apology came after police documents showing Pitino admitted sex six years ago with a woman who is now charged in federal court with trying to extort money from the coach became public. She has since told police the sex was not consensual but prosecutors cited a lack of evidence in declining to prosecute Pitino.

The coach said he plans to remain at Louisville for as long as the university allows.

CHICAGO— Police charged a 21-year-old man with two misdemeanor counts Thursday in connection with a beer-throwing incident at Wrigley Field that showered Philadelphia Phillies center fielder Shane Victorino.John Macchione of Bartlett, Ill., was charged with one count of battery and one count of illegal conduct within a sports facility, according to police.Victorino was hit by a cup of beer thrown from the bleachers while trying to catch a fly ball in the Phillies' 12-5 win over the Chicago Cubs Wednesday night.The All-Star outfielder managed to make the grab, and Cubs chairman Crane Kenney apologized to him in person before Thursday's game. Victorino filed the police report Thursday. Shortly after the game, police said a man turned himself in.

BERLIN — Women's boxing will make its Olympic debut at the 2012 London Games, giving all 26 sports on the program female and male competitors.The International Olympic Committee added the event to the program during a meeting of the executive board Thursday.