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ROCHESTER, N.Y. – The Brandeis University men's basketball team battled back from a double-digit deficit and cut the margin to three in the final minute, but the University of Rochester converted late free throws to secure an 89–83 win over the Judges in a UAA matchup Sunday afternoon. TEAM RECORDS Brandeis, 13-9, 6-5 UAA. Rochester, 11-11, 4-7 UAA. HOW IT HAPPENED The Yellowjackets never trailed in this one, starting on a 10-5 run in the first 5 minutes. Senior Elias Rodl (Berlin, Germany/ Schulund Leistungssportzentrum Berlin) followed with a 3-pointer and a traditional three-point play to shorten the gap to 17-11, Rochester, with just over seven minutes elapsed. UR led by as many as 14 points with 6:25 left in the first before Brandeis went on a 13-6 run to close within seven before the 'Jackets hit a pair of late free throws to take a 41-32 edge into the half. Rodl had 12 points in the first half, while Rochester's Corvin Oprea had 16.  Brandeis sophomore Alex Zakheim (Bergenfield, N.J./ Perkiomen, Pa.) began the second half with two baskets to bring the Judges within 7 points of Rochester and Rodl followed with two layups to close the gap further

February 16, 2026 by Abigail Connolly Being on social media is like a rite of passage for most smartphone users, especially those from a younger crowd. However, it doesn’t mean they don’t come with their own risks. Social media has come a long way since its early days, and although most popular apps have safety features built in, there are still a lot of ways you can risk your privacy and personal information through them. For instance, there are some social media apps with features that end up tracking your location, and this might be happening when you don’t realize it. We spoke to tech experts about four social media apps that you may not have noticed can track your location. Read more about them below. 1. TikTok TikTok is one of the most popular social media apps these days, and some people are so 'addicted' to it that they spend several hours of the day scrolling through it. Although it might just seem like innocent video scrolling, there are some ways that the famous app can get access to more information than you'd think. "TikTok collects multiple layers of location data, including GPS (when allowed), IP geolocation, SIM region

February 15, 2026-Both the Emporia State men and women dropped duals against Rockhurst on Sunday in Lawrence, Kan.   Rockhurst Men 4, Emporia State 2 Two of the three doubles matches went to a tiebreaker with Rockhurst winning 6-3 at #2 before Luke West and Duvan Santiago Torres picked up a 7-6 (8-6) win at #3 for the equalizer. The Hawks won the point with a 7-6 (7-5) win at #1 doubles. Rockhurst went up 2-0 before Diego Calvo won 7-5, 6-1 to get the Hornets on the board. Mostafa Elbasnaly evened the dual with a 6-3, 6-2 win at 2 singles.  Anton Sarunic and Killian Guillou went to three sets at #1 with Guillou pulling out a 7-5, 2-6, 6-2 win to give the Hawks a 3-2 lead. A straight sets win at #5 clinched the dual for Rockhurst and the #6 singles match was abandoned.     Rockhurst Women 4, Emporia State 0 The Hawks swept the doubles competition to take an early 1-0 lead and went up 2-0 with a 6-0, 6-0 win at 3 singles.  Yuliya Klimova won her first set 7-3 in a tiebreaker before dropping the next two sets as Rockhust took a 3-0

PORT ST. LUCIE, Fla. — If there’s anything Francisco Lindor and Juan Soto are on the same page about this spring, it’s what they think about this new-look Mets roster. Both superstars spoke at Mets camp for the first time on Sunday and praised the club’s front office for all the moves they made this past offseason. Advertisement “, they sat down and made great moves definitely,” Soto said. “They tried hard, big names, big players. They missed, but they found a way to get a better team. I think we have a really good team. We have everything we need right now. When you see the roster, I think we’re really complete.” “Whenever Stearns, Cohen and the whole front office make a decision, it’s for the better of the organization,” said Lindor. “I feel like this team is better than last year.” Lindor proceeded to walk through the Mets’ roster position-by-position, detailing exactly why he believes this is a better team than it was a year ago.  » Read More

Who would think of simply handing over their credit card to a stranger? Apparently a surprising number of people. Because the number of so-called money mules - people who knowingly or not help with money laundering - continues to rise. Complicated technical methods are now outdated: Money laundering is becoming analogue again. The doorbell rings. A friend of a friend is at the door. You saw him a few days ago in a story on Snapchat in which he held a bundle of fifties up to the camera. "Easy money" was written next to it. You hand him your credit card and a piece of paper with your PIN. There's not much money in the account, what have you got to lose? You should get it back the day after tomorrow – along with a good chunk of cash. Two days later, you're actually holding the card in your hands again, 200 euros richer – and you're also facing up to five years in prison for money laundering. What sounds like a story that would make most of us stand on end is an increasingly common reality for the police's money laundering department. Gone are the days when money laundering required

No. 18 Kentucky used a 19-0 run in the second quarter to break open the game as the Cats beat No. 14 Ole Miss 74-57 on Sunday at Historic Memorial Coliseum. Clara Strack scored 28 points and grabbed nine rebounds to lead the way for UK, while Asia Boone had 15 points. Tonie Morgan had 14 points and nine assists in the win. Kentucky (20-7, 7-6 Southeastern Conference) had 22 points off of 14 Ole Miss turnovers. Meanwhile, the Rebels were only able to get eight points off of 14 UK miscues. Ole Miss scored first, but Kentucky tied the game on two Strack free throws. Strack scored again to give UK its first lead, 4-2, but Ole Miss responded to tie the game. A Morgan layup and a Strack jumper gave the Cats a four-point lead, but Ole Miss hit a three to get within one. Strack scored underneath and Jordan Obi scored in the lane to give UK a 12-7 lead. After two Ole Miss free throws, Morgan scored to again give the Cats a five-point lead.  » Read More

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PORT ST. LUCIE, Fla. — The second year of Juan Soto’s marriage with the New York Mets is starting with significant change, and the superstar outfielder is on board with it. The clubhouse is different. Or at least that’s the expectation. After the Mets failed to make the playoffs in the first season of Soto’s 15-year, $765 million deal, multiple media outlets reported on New York’s clubhouse atmosphere. Mets manager Carlos Mendoza told the New York Post that while the clubhouse had a professional room, the vibe became “corporate.” When asked about his perception of the clubhouse last year, Soto said on Sunday, “That is in the past. We forget about it. We focus on 2026.” How could things improve in that area in 2026? Soto said, “Have fun. Forget about all the drama and everything. Focus on the game, and win some ballgames.” The contrast in styles between Soto and Mets shortstop Francisco Lindor also drew attention after the season. People within the team last year said Soto was more businesslike,  » Read More