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National college football reporter for @TheAthletic - focusing on roster construction (portal, recruiting, NIL, etc.). ✉️: amorales@theathletic.com
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A college football signing frenzy days before the season? ‘Spots can be made,’ but questions remain Original

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By Sam Khan Jr. Verified, Manny Navarro Verified, Antonio Morales Verified
| The Athletic Verified
The news that some players who had exhausted their eligibility could have a path to return to college football following a Friday night U.S. District Court ruling has raised plenty of roster questions around the sport. And the answers are time-sensitive: Preseason camp opens in a matter of days for most teams, with a few having already begun practice. A preliminary injunction handed down by district court judge Charlotte N.
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El regreso masivo de migrantes a Marruecos devuelve el pulso a Ceuta y evidencia la fragilidad de la frontera

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By Antonio Morales Verified, Gloria Sánchez-Grande Verified, David Vega
| Diario de Cádiz Verified
Fotos de la avalancha de migrantes en la frontera del Tarajal de Ceuta / Erasmo Fenoy Ceuta comenzó ayer a recuperar el pulso tras la jornada más compleja de su historia reciente. La crisis migratoria de los últimos días dio signos tanto de haber tocado techo como de entrar en una fase de remisión.
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Ceuta vive sus horas más críticas: 35.000 migrantes sin agua y preocupa la seguridad

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By Antonio Morales Verified
| Diario de Cádiz Verified
Migrantes rellenan sus botellas de agua en las fuentes de las rotondas, en Ceuta. / ERASMO FENOY Ceuta es a primera hora de la tarde de este viernes un hervidero. Las altas temperaturas, acompañas por el bochorno que trae el viento de levante, hacen que la sensación térmica supere los 35 grados. Caminar bajo el sol por la ciudad autonómica se convierte en un reto deportivo. Comercios y casas permanecen cerrados a cal y canto.
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