Clark Griffith has been sentenced to undergo sex-offender counseling after exposing himself earlier this year to a St. Paul law student, Ramsey County District Judge George Stephenson ruled Thursday. The 70-year-old Twin Cities attorney and son of former Twins owner Calvin Griffith entered an Alford plea of guilty to an indecent-exposure charge in June, and will not serve any jail time. The case could be dismissed in a year.

Lawyers for Brett Favre say he shouldn't have to respond to claims that the former quarterback sent suggestive messages to massage therapists and sent explicit photos to a former Jets game hostess. The request stems from a lawsuit filed in 2011.

Clark Griffith, a Minneapolis attorney whose father, Calvin, owned the Minnesota Twins until 1984, on Wednesday entered an Alford plea of guilty on an indecent exposure charge. In January, Griffith, 70, formerly an adjunct professor at William Mitchell School of Law, exposed himself and told a 24-year-old female student to touch his penis, according to the charges.

Speculation. Speculation. Speculation. That's what the next four weeks will be all about as the NFL Draft approaches. Who will the Vikings select? Nobody knows for sure, but the mock drafters will do their best to accurately guess the right names.

Sports Illustrated's Sam Amick released an NBA mock draft on Wednesday and he has the Wolves selecting North Carolina power forward John Henson with the No. 18 pick. He writes that Henson's defensive prowess would be hard to pass up.

Sammy Malakwen finished first in Sunday's Twin Cities marathan, finishing the 26-mile course in a little over 2 hours 13 minutes. Malakwen is a native Kenyan who lives in Two Harbors. He fell short of winning Grandma's Marathon finishing third overall. Ethiopian Yeshimebet Tadesse-Bifa wins the women's race with a time of 2:28:24.

The cable and internet company says it will add 100 customer service agents to its billing office in St. Paul and 50 to its customer loyalty center in Minnetonka, the Business Journal reports.