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Spring, summer Adapted Swim Camps at MSU help individuals with special needs
STARKVILLE — Mississippi State’s Department of Kinesiology hosts its Adapted Swim Camp to teach children and adults with special needs the foundations of swimming and water safety. The spring camp takes place Monday through Friday, with the summer camp May 19-23. Both camps will be held in MSU’s Sanderson Center, 225 Bailey Howell Drive.
UFC CEO Dana White blasts Bryce Mitchell regarding comments on Hitler
Dana White made it clear what his and the UFC's stance are on Bryce Mitchell's alarming comments. Mitchell, the outspoken #13 UFC featherweight contender, garnered headlines on Thursday, saying he believes Adolf Hitler, the notorious Nazi leader during World War II, to have been a "good guy." Mitchell says before Hitler "got on meth", he'd be someone he'd go fishing with.
Alexander Volkov Calls Out Adalaide Byrd: How Can One Judge Both Boxing and MMA Poorly Without Getting Fired
UFC heavyweight Alexander Volkov is not happy with the judging in his fight focusing on controversial judge Adalaide Byrd who has a long history of controversial judging in both MMA and boxing. Alexander Volkov at UFC 310 At UFC 310, Alexander Volkov faced Ciryl Gane in a heavyweight rematch. The fight ended in a controversial split decision victory for Gane, which sparked immediate outrage from fans and Volkov himself.
PFL champ Dakota Ditcheva is 'everything that she said she was' - Mike Bohn MMA Video
Posted by adilson on Dec 03, 2024 0 views Just how good is new PFL champion Dakota Ditcheva? MMA Junkie senior reporter Mike Bohn has high praise for the undefeated rising star. Be sure to subscribe to receive updates when we post new content: https://www.youtube.com/@MMAJUnkieOfficial?sub_confirmation=1 For the latest UFC and MMA news: https://mmajunkie.usatoday.com Part of the USA TODAY network: http://www.usatoday.com #PFL #UFC #DakotaDitcheva
The time is right for Israel to question the nature of Beijing's Middle East agenda
Following the horrific attacks of October 7, 2023, a bloodied and bruised Israel looked to allies and partners for compassion, support, and assistance. In one of Israel’s most vulnerable moments, many condemned the attack, some sent materials and supplies, but China – one of Israel’s most significant business and trade partners – would neither condemn Hamas’s act of terrorism nor provide any help to Israel.
The time is right for Israel to question the nature of Beijing's Middle East agenda - opinion
This Sino-Israeli diplomatic nadir offers an opportunity for Israel to reassess the merits of diplomatic and economic cooperation with Beijing. Following the horrific attacks of October 7, 2023, a bloodied and bruised Israel looked to allies and partners for compassion, support, and assistance.
Midnight Basketball provides Gainesville kids a safe summer activity
A pile of kids blocked the entrance to the Martin Luther King Center as they hurriedly signed their registration forms. The sky grew dark as groups of them massed into the gymnasium with booming music by DaBaby, Drake and Pop Smoke. At first glance, a gymnasium filled with about 50 youth shooting a ball around may not seem like much. But to the kids in Gainesville, it means more. The Teen Midnight Basketball youth program in Gainesville is up and running for 2024.
4-H archery community brings different Florida teams together for a state match
In a world dominated by classic sports like baseball or soccer, Florida youths are showing the competition and dedication that is the sport of archery. Archery can be an alluring sport for kids with the thrill of shooting fast-moving arrows at a faraway target. But for parents, there are benefits as well. The Florida 4-H State Archery match was held this Saturday and Sunday at the Easton Newberry Sports Complex.
4-H archery community brings different Florida teams together for state match
In a world dominated by classic sports like baseball or soccer, Florida youths are showing the competition and dedication that is the sport of archery. Archery can be an alluring sport for kids with the thrill of shooting fast-moving arrows at a faraway target. But for parents, there are benefits as well. The Florida 4-H State Archery match was held this Saturday and Sunday at the Easton Newberry Sports Complex.
Gainesville’s Climate Action Plan draft expected by end of year
Gainesville’s City Commission received an update on the city’s Climate Action Plan during the regular meeting on Feb. 15. The plan involves curbing Gainesville’s carbon footprint, among others, with a final draft outlining details expected by the end of the year. Dr. Dan Zhu, the Wild Spaces and Public Places director, presented the progress of the Climate Action Plan. “We have made significant progress so far,” Zhu said. There are five drafted plans.
Atlanta Has 2 MVP Candidates
By: Bryce Mitchell With the MLB regular season slowly inching toward the end, the race for MVP has become a popular debate for fans of the game. Ronald Acuña Jr. from the Atlanta Braves has been favored as the possible winner of the National League MVP award but another player has garnered attention for the MVP race. Acuña’s teammate Matt Olson has been having a great campaign. His numbers are impressive and he could prove to be a challenging opponent for his Braves teammate.
Clemson Edges Out Florida State In 2023 ACC Preseason Poll
By: Bryce Mitchell The 2023 ACC Football Preseason rankings were released Tuesday morning and the Clemson Tigers are favored for 2023. The 2023 ACC Preseason Poll š šØ pic.twitter.com/0XiLMLC3mq — ACC Network (@accnetwork) August 1, 2023 The Florida State Seminoles followed Clemson, North Carolina placed third and NC State came behind the Tar Heels at four. This is the Tigersā eighth time being favored for the ACC title in the past nine years.
Boston College 2023 Preview
By: Bryce Mitchell Boston College’s Head Coach Jeff Hafley didn’t sugarcoat his press conference about the upcoming season at the 2023 ACC Kickoff last week. Hafley’s recurring comment during his time at the podium was that his team has got to “prove it.” “We’re not going to sit up here and talk about how good we are going to be…we have to go prove it, and we have to get better,” said Hafley. But Hafley said that he’s as excited as he’s ever been as a head coach headed into training camp.
Clemson Tigers Preview
By: Bryce Mitchell Despite being perceived as the “golden standard” in the ACC, Coach Dabo Swinney reminded the media that this league has a lot of really good coaches and really good players. On the third and final day of the ACC Kickoff, hosted in Charlotte, North Carolina, Clemson took the stage to answer the media’s questions ahead of college football season. Head Coach Dabo Swinney brought DL Tyler Davis, QB Cade Klubnik and OL Will Putnam to represent the orange and purple.
Miami Hurricanes Football Preview
By: Bryce Mitchell The U is all about the blend. With the kickoff of the 2023 ACC Media Days on July 25, the head coach of the Miami Hurricanes said that the team’s strength stems from their blend. “The blend is the right percentages of the different kinds of roster make-up components,” said Mario Cristobal. By that, Cristobal means his seasoned Hurricane veterans, an elite freshman class and some experienced transfer portal players.
Does Realignment Disrupt College Rivalries
By: Bryce Mitchell On Wednesday, June 12, Oklahoma State’s head coach Mike Gundy said that “Bedlam is history.” During the Big 12 media days, Gundy said he likes tradition and isn’t fond of the Oklahoma and Texas move. The two schools are co-founders of the Big 12 conference, but will be playing their final season before moving to the SEC for the 2024 season. Coach Gundy claims that with the change, rivalries are no more.
MLB All-Star Game Coverage Begins On 730 The Game At 7pm
By: Bryce Mitchell The 2023 MLB All-Star game will commence Tuesday night. The American League and the National League will go head to head in Seattle at the T-Mobile Park. The American League leads the series 47-43-2 with a nine-game winning streak. The biggest stars of the game will have all eyes on them. For the AL, it’s Shohei Ohtani. For the NL, Ronald Acuña Jr. will be under the spotlight. Best on best. Great on great. Baseball’s biggest stars take the field TONIGHT.
Did Shohei Ohtani Have The Best June In Major League History?
By: Bryce Mitchell The Los Angeles Angels superstar, Shohei Ohtani, has officially had the best June in Major League Baseball. Ohtani ended the month with a bang, literally, with his 30th home run of the season, 15th in June, against the Arkansas Diamondbacks on June 30. Ohtani leads the MLB in home runs. The 30th hit for Ohtani also measured 493 feet, the longest home run in the majors this season and in Ohtani’s career. He is the first player in 10 years to reach 30 homers before July 1.
Braves Continue Hot Streak With Game 1 Win Over Twins
By: Bryce Mitchell Game one of the Atlanta Braves and Minnesota Twins top-team matchup ended with the Braves on top; winning 4-1. Atlanta is the top dog in the NL East while Minnesota is at the top of the AL Central Division. Braves WIN!#ForTheA pic.twitter.com/DFSD2zC9ct — Atlanta Braves (@Braves) June 27, 2023 Strider, Ozuna and Acuña keep Atlanta on power trip The Twins put the first numbers on the board with a Joey Gallo homer to center.
What Will The Charlotte Hornets Do At No. 2?
By: Bryce Mitchell The 2023 NBA Draft almost seems like it won’t start until the No. 2 pick. Victor Wembanyama seems to be the predictable first pick for the San Antonio Spurs. With that said, attention falls onto the Charlotte Hornets for their number two pick. Here are their options; Brandon Miller, Scoot Henderson or make a trade. Embed from Getty Images Brandon Miller The Alabama freshman forward has solidified himself as a top prospect for this year’s draft.
College World Series Update
By: Bryce Mitchell By the end of Tuesday’s matchups, the Men’s College World Series will be cut down to just four teams. The eight best teams in the country began play in Omaha, Nebraska on June 16, and there has been no shortage of drama throughout the first few days of competition. Here’s what we’ve seen so far. Last Chance TCU vs. Oral Roberts The first elimination game of the NCAA Tournament begins Tuesday, June 20 at 2 p.m. with Oral Roberts and TCU.
Charlotte Baseball Captures Conference USA Crown
By: Bryce Mitchell The Charlotte 49ers made program history after winning the Conference USA Baseball Tournament for the first time. Charlotte downed regular season champs, Dallas Baptist, 5-2 on May 28. 🏆 @CharlotteBSB 🏆#CUSABASE ⚾️ pic.twitter.com/anebP2tDe9 — Conference USA (@ConferenceUSA) May 28, 2023 Tournament Final The Niners came in late to the game, trailing Dallas 2-0 until the fourth. Infielder Brandon Stahlman got Charlotte going with a homer to right field.
Clemson Tigers Begin NCAA Tournament This Weekend
By: Bryce Mitchell The Clemson Tigers claimed the ACC Baseball Championship title for the first time since 2016 on May 28. With the 11-5 win over the Miami Hurricanes, the Tigers took home their 11th ACC Tournament title.
Canes Coach Brind’Amour Says Team Took Huge Steps This Year Despite Getting Swept
By: Bryce Mitchell The Carolina Hurricanes’ season ends after losing to the Florida Panthers 4-0 on Wednesday night. The Hurricanes were one of the leading teams of the Eastern Conference ahead of playoffs. Game 4 Carolina fans watched with hope when Jesper Fast tied the game in the third period with 3:22 left in regulation. Paul Stastny and Teuvo Teravainen gave the Hurricanes their first two goals of the night.
Canes On the Brink Of Elimination
By: Bryce Mitchell The Florida Panthers lead the Eastern series 3-0 with a stellar performance by goalie Sergei Bobrovsky. The Carolina Panthers were dead on the board Monday night, losing 0-1. All eyes on Bobrovsky Sergei Bobrovsky was the shining star of the evening for game three, which was his 58th playoff start. The 6’2’’ goaltender had his first career playoff shutout, stopping 32 shots. He has a 0.901 save percentage and is now 10-1 in his last 11 appearances.
Dodgers Strike First In Series Featuring NL Leaders
By: Bryce Mitchell The Los Angeles Dodgers rally behind Freddie Freeman to put away the Atlanta Braves. LA topped the Braves 8-6 in Atlanta, Georgia on Monday night. Rocky Start Gavin Stone, rookie right-hander for the Dodgers, yielded the first score of the night to Ronald Acuña Jr. after Murphy singled to center. Stone was called up for his second big league start. A batter later, Stone gave Eddie Rosario a three-run homer to the right. The first inning ended at 4-0 Atlanta.
The Perfect Tool for Scaling U.S. Defense Investment
Bryce Mitchell & Mark Montgomery The Cipher Brief May 19, 2023 OPINION — In the global techno-competition, the Department of Defense (DoD) has finally fielded a tool to incentivize America’s capital markets to invest in the kinds of emerging technologies Washington will need to maintain its advantage in this growing technology fight.
The Perfect Tool for Scaling U.S. Defense Investment
Excerpt In the global techno-competition, the Department of Defense (DoD) has finally fielded a tool to incentivize America’s capital markets to invest in the kinds of emerging technologies Washington will need to maintain its advantage in this growing technology fight.
Sean O’Malley shares his thoughts on Bryce Mitchell’s flat earth theory: “When you get hit in the head a couple times”
Bryce Mitchell Sean O'Malley UFC By Harry Kettle - April 21, 2023 UFC fighter Sean O’Malley has mocked Bryce Mitchell for his flat earth theory as ‘Thug Nasty’ continues to make noise on social media. It’s no secret that Bryce Mitchell is a divisive figure. While many enjoy watching him in the Octagon, he certainly splits opinions based on some of his beliefs. That is, of course, fairly common with members of the UFC roster, and it’s especially true for Bryce.
Tiger Woods “successful” surgery after withdrawing from the Masters - ESPN 98.1 FM - 850 AM WRUF
The Masters veteran, Tiger Woods, has completed his ankle surgery and announced that it was successful on Wednesday morning. Earlier this month, he withdrew from the Augusta National in the third round due to his foot injury. Augusta National Before play on the fourth day of The Masters, Wood withdrew and revealed it was due to plantar fasciitis, which is a tissue inflammation that causes pain in the heel. The day before, Woods was seen to be limping on hole 17.
Gators Track and Field hosting Tom Jones Invitational
Forty teams, including the Gators, will compete in the Tom Jones Invitational starting Friday, April 13, and finishing April 14. This is the last home meet of the season, and the Gators will be honoring 26 seniors. Florida will have 66 athletes competing in 35 events throughout the two-day meet. Hot off Pepsi Relays Ahead of this weekend, the Gators have clocked 28 new outdoor or personal bests, with nine on the field and 19 on the track.
SEC Softball Series Weekend
At this point in the softball season, teams are knee-deep in SEC conference play. With a few weekends of conference play in the books, the SEC has nine teams in the USA Softball Collegiate Top 25 rankings. The conference is in full swing for this weekend. Tennessee Invitational The No. 5 Volunteers split their first two games of their Tennessee Invitational Thursday night. The Vols had an 11-0 win against Mercer to start the day, scoring six runs just in the second.
Anthony Richardson talks Gators Pro Day
Florida hosted this year’s Pro Day at their Indoor Practice Facility. Florida’s star quarterback from the 2022-2023 season, Anthony Richardson, said his main focus of the day is remembering who he is and where he came from. Last February, Richardson had a stellar performance at the NFL Combine, running a 4.43 for the 40-yard dash. The 6-foot-4 and 247 pound QB had a 40.5 vertical and 129-inch broad jump. On Thursday, Richardson showcased his elite throwing arm.
Gators break 3 NCAA Records at NCAA Championships
Three NCAA records were broken this week. The Florida men’s swimming and diving team smashed three NCAA records and stole four National Championship titles to finish sixth at this year’s NCAA Men’s Swimming and Diving Championship. For the first time since the 2014-2015 season, both the men’s and women’s teams finished in the top 10 at NCAAs. Day 1 done Championships commenced on March 22 with the 200 medley relay and the 800 free relay.
Gator Men’s Swimming Shatters 14-year old NCAA Record - ESPN 98.1 FM - 850 AM WRUF
The Florida men’s swim team broke a 14-year old record on the second night of men’s NCAA Swimming and Diving Championships. The Gators’ 200 freestyle relay team of Josh Liendo, Adam Chaney, Eric Friese and Macguire McDuff shattered the NCAA, US Open, Meet, School and Pool record. The over a decade-long record was previously set by Auburn in 2009. The Gators almost broke the record at SEC Championships, coming up 0.08 seconds short.
Tennessee vs. FAU matchup for Sweet 16
Home/College Basketball/Tennessee vs. FAU matchup for Sweet 16 College Basketball, NCAA, NCAA Tournament 37 Views The Florida Atlantic Owls have had an exciting run in the NCAA Tournament. After punching their ticket to the Sweet 16, FAU will take on No. 4 seed Tennessee in Madison Square Garden tonight at 9 p.m. Underdog FAU FAU’s first game was an 8-9 matchup where they took down No. 8 Memphis with a close final of 66-65.
Florida Women’s Swimming Finish Ninth at NCAAs - ESPN 98.1 FM - 850 AM WRUF
Home/Gators Sports/Florida Women’s Swimming Finish Ninth at NCAAs Gators Sports, Gators Swimming and Diving, NCAA 8 Views The number six Florida women’s swimming and diving team finish the 2023 NCAA Swimming and Diving Championships at their highest place since the 2014-2015 season. At ninth place at the end of the four-day event, the Gators secured 16 All-American honors. There were 17 women who helped Florida score their 179 points to finish out a highly decorated season.
Gators fall to Mississippi State in OT in SEC Tournament
The Gators ended their time in the SEC Tournament in a nail-biting loss to Mississippi State in overtime. The final was 69-68. The second-round game was played at Bridgestone Arena in Nashville, Tennessee. Ahead of the game, the Gators were seeded No. 8 and were 9-9 in conference play. The Bulldogs, though, had a losing record ahead of the tournament at 8-10. Gators second half comeback The Gators put the first points on the board with a jumper by Jason Jitoboh assisted by Kyle Lofton.
Gators Will Send Three Divers to NCAA Championships
The Florida Gator diving teams finished the NCAA Zone B Diving Championships today and will send three divers to NCAA Championships. Leonardo Garcia, Skip Donald and Maha Amer will represent the Gators in Minneapolis, Minnesota and in Knoxville, Tennessee at the end of March. Amer to compete on all boards For the second year in a row, Maha Amer will be competing at the national championships.
Florida Women’s Basketball Season cut short - ESPN 98.1 FM - 850 AM WRUF
The Gators women’s basketball season was cut short after only playing in the first round of the 2023 SEC Tournament Wednesday night. Florida lost to Kentucky 72-57, finishing their time in the tournament. The Gators will have to wait for a potential bid to the NIT Tournament, and the bracket won’t be released until March 13. The team is still in contention with a winning record of 16-14.
Gators Swim Last Regular Season Meet Before NCAA’s - ESPN 98.1 FM - 850 AM WRUF
The Gator swimming and diving teams competed in their final meet before NCAA Championships in Georgia this weekend. Starting on Saturday, the Gators competed in the Bulldog Last Chance Invitational and wrapped up racing Sunday night. The men’s team finished first with 309 points. The women only had two swimmers competing, finishing sixth with 53 points. The Gators added 14 B-cuts on Saturday and seven more on Sunday.
MJ Holloway talks being the head coach’s son and his jumping career - ESPN 98.1 FM - 850 AM WRUF
Originally intending to play hoops for a small Division III school, Michael Holloway II changed his mind and decided to jump for his dad, track and field head coach Mike Holloway, at the University of Florida. Michael “MJ” Holloway II is a long and triple jump senior for the Florida track and field team. His dad was named the first combined head coach of the program in 2007 after five seasons as the men’s head coach.
Gators win SEC Swim and Dive Championships
Home/Gators Sports/Gators win SEC Swim and Dive Championships Gators Sports, Gators Swimming and Diving, SEC 16 Views After five days of exciting and record-breaking swims, both the Gator men’s and women’s swimming and diving teams won SEC Championships. The Gator men won their 11th consecutive SEC title with a final total of 1488.5 points. It’s the 44th SEC Championship title in the program’s history which is the second-most by any SEC team across all sports.
Gators win eight more medals at SEC Swimming Champs
The Florida Gators swimming and diving teams racked up titles on their second day of SEC Championships, winning eight medals Wednesday for a total of 12 so far. After only two days of competition at Texas A&M, the Gators lead both the women and men. Gold, Silver and Bronze Hardware Starting off the session was the 200 freestyle relay, and the women won the first medal of the night by placing third with a 1:27.28 time.
Gators win gold on day 3 of SEC Championships
Home/Gators Sports/Gators win gold on day 3 of SEC Championships Gators Sports, Gators Swimming and Diving, NCAA, SEC 8 Views The Gators swimming and diving team added four more medals to their collection yesterday during day three of SEC Championships. After Thursday night, the Gators have 16 medals from the first three days. Gold, silver and bronze hardware Starting the finals session strong was sophomore and newcomer Emma Weyant swimming the 400 IM.
Gator OT David Conner talks Napier and program
When offensive tackle David Conner first visited the swamp, he was greeted by a different coaching staff than the one he now plays under. The freshman from Atlanta, Georgia, liked the brotherly environment he saw on his UF recruiting trip. He committed soon after he received an offer. David Conner, OT When new Florida football head coach Billy Napier was hired, Conner said Napier reached out to him and reassured him that he was still wanted and important for the team.
Gators Do Well on Day One of SEC Swimming Championships
Home/Gators Swimming and Diving/Gators Do Well on Day One of SEC Swimming Championships Gators Swimming and Diving 19 Views The SEC Swimming and Diving Championships are underway at Texas A&M and the first day of competition saw some great outings from Florida swimmers.Β However, the men’s one meter and women’s three meter dive events started the event at preliminaries. No Florida divers made finals on the first day of competition.Β But better things were to come.
NBA Deadline: Chaos and Trades
There has been no shortage of chaos today for the NBA as the trade deadline ended at 3 p.m. Trades and deals were still being made up until the final hours of the day. Notables Making headlines on Sunday, Kyrie Irving was sent to the Dallas Mavericks, leaving the Brooklyn Nets. Irving made his debut with the Mavericks last night in the LA Clippers’ arena. Irving warmed up next to fellow former Nets teammate Theo Pinson. He missed his opening shot but wrapped up the game with 24 points.
Florida Swim wins more SEC honors
The Florida men’s swimming and diving team racked up more SEC weekly honors this week. Tyler Watson was named SEC’s Men’s Swimmer of the Week. SEC’s Men’s Freshman of the Week was awarded to Edouard Fullum-Huot. Watson and Fullum-Huot were awarded conference honors following their impressive swims at the Auburn Invitational last week. Their Auburn Performances Last Saturday, both Watson and Fullum-Huot made waves in the James E. Martin Aquatic Center.
Lamar Odom Claps Back After Fans Troll Him Over 'Missing His Best Friend' Khloé Kardashian
Khloé Kardashian and Lamar Odom got engaged in August 2009, after dating for three weeks. A week later, they married. The couple split in 2013, allegedly owing to a schism created by Lamar’s addiction issues. Lamar previously revealed that he still has feelings for his ex-wife Khloe, and he has now reshared a post in which he claims he misses Khloe. Lamar Odom isn’t ashamed of his nostalgic Facebook post about his ex-wife Khloé Kardashian.
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