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Brendan Sorsby confessed to gambling throughout all three of his college stops from Indiana to Cincinnati and even with a newly inflated bank account from NIL earnings when he arrived at Texas Tech via the transfer portal earlier this year. Sorsby, banned by the NCAA for sports-betting violations, shared the details of his habit in an interview that will be part of the new Paramount+ four-part documentary series "The Program: Texas Tech," which debuted Friday.

In Sunday's Richmond Times-Dispatch, check out a 24-page photo section, "24 Hours in Richmond." There’s a lot to learn from a photo. Beyond the basics of who, what, where and why, there’s a story embedded in a moment in time. That was the idea behind Richmond Times-Dispatch photographer Mike Kropf’s "24 Hours in Richmond" project, which brought photographers across the city together for one day of documenting Richmond as they saw it.

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MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. — Dolphins rookie safety/linebacker Kyle Louis, like many of his young teammates, favors the NCAA’s newly-adopted “5 for 5” college sports rule that now grants athletes a fifth year of eligibility and five years to complete that eligibility. With college football starting this weekend, I was interested in getting their thoughts on the topic. It was during these locker room conversations that I learned something about Louis and the others.

Armed with a lunch box containing thousands of dollars’ worth of medication and needles, Rep. Alexandria-Ocasio Cortez, D-New York, went about her business in the nation's capital. One day she was in the green room of ABC News' Washington studio, pinching her belly to prep the injection site before jabbing herself with a needle. Another day, she was standing at her kitchen counter saying, “Welcome to my cooking show.

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No offense to Saturday's duel between Virginia Tech and VMI, but it hardly seems like a compelling matchup. There are a number of intriguing nonconference games involving ACC teams on tap for this season, however. Games that will either boost the ACC's reputation or give the league a black eye. Here's a look at 10 such clashes that will be worth watching this season, including two games that are on tap for this weekend.

Highland Springs social media said early in the day Friday that the contest against Huguenot would happen. Rain or shine. Now, that theory was seriously tested — it was almost like people near Airport Drive were performing rain dances. At 7:30 p.m. though, right as the sun was setting, a full rainbow bloomed over Highland Springs High School and though the game was delayed two hours from the original kickoff time, 804 football fans stood in the line to get into Victor E. Kreiter Stadium with honor.

Here are the keys to victory for Virginia Tech and VMI when the Hokies and Keydets meet on Saturday at Lane Stadium.