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Worcester, Mass.

Gopher coach Tubby Smith's nephew killed

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(AP) - Police in Worcester, Mass., are interviewing witnesses as the investigation continues into the death of Minnesota basketball coach Tubby Smith's nephew.

Police say William L. Smith, 19, a Becker College student who lived in Scotland, Md., was fatally stabbed during a fight at an off-campus apartment early Sunday.

The University of Minnesota confirmed the victim's relationship with the basketball coach.

Detective Capt. Edward McGinn said Smith was stabbed once in the chest after a fight involving students and nonstudents broke out during a house party and spilled into the street.

McGinn says a weapon was recovered at the scene. No arrests have been made, but police said Monday they were pursuing several leads. An autopsy was scheduled for Monday.

(Copyright 2008 by The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved.)