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Miami jumps to No. 2 behind Ohio State in AP Top 25, Oklahoma into top 10

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By Eric Olson
| KOB-TV (Albuquerque, NM) Verified
Miami jumped LSU and Penn State into the No. 2 spot behind Ohio State in The Associated Press college football poll on Sunday while Oklahoma climbed into top 10 for the first time in two years and Indiana and Texas Tech made big moves after lopsided wins over Top 25 opponents. The Hurricanes have beaten two ranked opponents, and they turned in another complete performance in a 19-point home win over Florida to earn their highest ranking since 2017.
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Should I Hire a Videographer, Video Producer or Production Company?

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By Eric Olson
| flowspark.com
I find it frustrating when people use the term “videographer” when they actually need a “video producer” or “production company.” For those unfamiliar with the film, TV, or video production industries, these distinctions can be a bit confusing. In this post, I hope to clarify these terms, so that you can hire the right person or team for the job. The Videographer A videographer’s role is quite specific.
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NCAA limits women’s competition to athletes assigned female at birth

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By Eric Olson
| PBS NewsHour Verified
The NCAA changed its participation policy for transgender athletes on Thursday, limiting competition in women’s sports to athletes who were assigned female at birth. The move came one day after President Donald Trump signed an executive order intended to ban transgender athletes from girls’ and women’s sports.
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