ROMANS: All right, some sad news to tell you about this morning. The family of legendary basketball coach, Pat Summitt says her health has declined in recent days.</s>KOSIK: Andy Scholes has more in this morning's "Bleacher Report." Good morning.</s>ANDY SCHOLES, CNN SPORTS CORRESPONDENT: Good morning, guys. Pat Summitt retired from coaching Tennessee in 2012 after announcing that she was diagnosed with early onset dementia. Her family says the disease has progressed over the last few days and once the news broke yesterday, #prayforpat began trending on Twitter immediately. Summitt coached 38 seasons, won eight national titles at Tennessee. She has more wins than any college coach, male or female. To this day, Summitt continues to hold a position as head coach emeritus of the Tennessee women's basketball team. The Cincinnati reds officially retired Pete Rose's number 14 yesterday capping a huge weekend for baseball's all-time hits leader on Saturday. He was inducted into the team's Hall of Fame, not the one in Cooperstown. He's still has a lifetime ban from that one for betting on his team. By the way, the only other player to wear 14 for the reds was Pete Rose's son, Pete Jr. All right, and finally a shocker from the U.S. Olympic swimming trials. Ryan Lochte failed to qualify for the 400 meter individual medley last night. That's the one he won gold at the 2012 Olympic Games. He pulled his groin earlier in the day and that could put his Rio Olympic dreams in jeopardy. Michael Phelps, meanwhile, he is going to try to qualify for Team USA starting tomorrow with the 200-meter butterfly. The swimming trials, one of the best pre-Olympic events out there. It's so exciting.</s>ROMANS: Wow, OK, Andy Scholes. Thanks for that, Andy. Talk to you soon. Political and financial chaos across Europe reeling from the Brexit. What it means for the E.U., for Britain, and for your 401(k). That's next.
Legendary Coach Pat Summitt's Health Declining.