The Court of Arbitration for Sport is set to have a hearing Sunday on whether Kamila Valieva can continue to compete at the Beijing Olympics in the midst of a doping scandal after the figure skater’s coach went on Russian TV to say the figure skater was “clean and innocent.” pic.twitter.com/SRyBbGwrWG — Mike Pavitt (@michael_pavitt) February 12, 2022 The court says in a memo it is expected to release its decision on Monday. Reuters reported coach Eteri Tutberidze spoke to Russian TV after the skater’s shaky practice on Saturday which had the 15-year-old phenom in tears. Valieva’s practice included a fall on a triple axel — a jump she typically executes without a problem. Valieva was doing a run-through of her short program when she fell. She later landed two combos, a triple flip-triple toe loop and a triple lutz-triple toe loop, before skating to the boards and giving her coach an emotional hug. The court needs to make a decision before Tuesday when Valieva is scheduled to...