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Jarred Evans, left, and his attorney Paul Laufman in Hamilton County Municipal Court today.(Photo: Kevin Grasha/Enquirer)Buy Photo

Ryan Smith said the punch that knocked him unconscious came out of nowhere.

"I was blindsided," the 20-year-old University of Cincinnati sophomore testified Wednesday. He woke up in a hospital bed with IVs in one of his arms.

Prosecutors said the October 2014 incident was part of a "knockout game."

That version of events differed completely from what Evans' attorney, Paul Laufman, described during opening statements.

Laufman told jurors that a group of people were following Evans and his girlfriend. "The 'n' word," he said, was shouted at Evans, a backup quarterback for UC's football team. Laufman also said there were comments about interracial dating. Evans is black, his girlfriend is white. Both, he said, were getting nervous.

Eventually, Laufman said, Smith stood in front of Evans and his girlfriend and "(made) some kind of move" and "(came) at him."

At that point, Evans struck him once in the face, knocking him to the pavement.

Opening statements and testimony began Wednesday in Evans' trial in Hamilton County Municipal Court. Evans, 22, faces a misdemeanor assault charge. He has been suspended from the team but is still attending classes, said a spokeswoman for his family, Kimberly Reese.

Reese issued a statement on behalf of Evans' father that said Evans "is eager to return to his team and teammates." The statement also said the family would comment further "once the trial is over and our son has been exonerated."

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Hosts Australia take on India at the Sydney Cricket Ground on Thursday James Faulkner won't be surprised if there's some verbal exchanges Australia all-rounder also notsurprisedthat India have re-found their form Defending World Cup champions India have won seven games in a row

By Associated Press Reporter

Published: 04:46 EST, 23 March 2015 | Updated: 07:38 EST, 23 March 2015

The Australia and India squads have had ample time in the past four months to work each other out, ensuring a level of tension for their World Cup semi-final expected to go well beyond the usual for a knockout game.

Australia all-rounder James Faulkner won't be surprised if there's some niggle and verbal exchanges, just like he's not surprised that defending champion India shook off their poor form leading into the World Cup to win seven consecutive matches.

'They've spent a fair bit of time in the country, so they've adapted well to the conditions,' Faulkner told a news conference Monday. 'It's no surprise they're up against us in the semi-final, they're a very strong team.

Australian cricketer James Faulkner fields a ball off his own bowling at the Bellerive Oval during the World Cup

Australian Faulkner bowls during the 2015 Cricket World Cup match against Scotland at the Bellerive Oval

'You're going to see two very good teams going up against each other - it should be a very good spectacle.'

Australia have won the Cricket World Cup four times and reached the final on two other occasions, but never on home soil.

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