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GAINESVILLE, Fla. – Winning in Gator country for the first time in 30 years, Keyshawn Hall scored 24 points, Auburn started strong and finished stronger to knock off No. 16 Florida 76-67 Saturday at O’Connell Center. “That’s an unbelievable win for our ballclub,” Auburn coach Steven Pearl said. “We’ve been here for 11 years. That might be the best road win that we’ve ever had as a program. If you look back at Auburn basketball history, that might be one of the best road wins we’ve ever had. I thought our guys, for about 32 minutes, executed the gameplan to perfection.” Leading by 15 at the half, Sebastian Williams-Adams made a 3-pointer to put the Tigers ahead 46-28 one minute into the second half. The defending national champions did not go down quietly, steadily chipping away and twice evening the score midway through the second half.  After Thomas Haugh, who led all scorers with 27, tied the score at 56-56 with 8:09 to play, Tahaad Pettiford restored the lead for Auburn a minute later with a jumper in the paint,  » Read More

By Jeff White (jwhite@virginia.edu)VirginiaSports.com CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. — The UVA men’s basketball team is no longer unbeaten at home. For much of the first half Saturday afternoon (Jan. 24), the 14th-ranked Cavaliers appeared headed to a victory that would have improved their record at John Paul Jones Arena to 11-0. Two minutes before halftime, Virginia led No. 22 North Carolina by 16 points. From there, however, the Tar Heels dominated. UNC scored the final seven points of the opening half and, on a frigid day in Central Virginia, never really cooled off in an 85-80 win over UVA in front of a sellout crowd at JPJ. “The end of the half was a killer,” Virginia head coach Ryan Odom said. “The beginning of the second half was another killer. We did not come out with enough fire on the defensive side of the ball to make things harder .” For the Wahoos (16-3 overall, 5-2 ACC), the loss ended their five-game winning streak. After falling behind by five midway through the second half,  » Read More

This week’s Club Sportico  essay focuses on the hottest social media website for pro athletes: LinkedIn. College and pro stars are increasingly using the site to earnestly update their networks of contacts on accomplishments on and off the field of play. LinkedIn says the number of pro athletes on the platform has grown 31% since 2021. Denver Nuggets forward Spencer Jones is one of the most active. A Stanford grad and former G Leaguer, Jones posts at least twice a week, recapping the team’s performance and sharing learnings from the various networking visits he schedules in between games. It turns out that LinkedIn is only the public tip of Jones’s networking spear. Here are a couple excerpts of the essay ✍️: He keeps a separate database of his connections, and when the team travels, the 24-year-old often finds time to meet with local founders or investors. In Washington this week, he took an intro chat with defense tech company Shield AI before handling his own defense-first duties in a 107-97 win over the Wizards on Thursday. “Typically the travel day … I kind of have that whole afternoon to go see a company,” Jones said. In Boston, he stopped by the

Twitch and Kick streamer Lacari, from Texas, has become a prominent figure in the streaming and content creator community, especially known for his gacha gameplay and his “degenerate” online persona. Well, turns out that “persona” wasn’t a mask after all, because Lacari basically exposed himself by accidentally opening a collection of links to illegal adult content, and in front of a rather large online audience. During a late-January stream, Lacari was chatting with his viewers and pulled up a notepad as part of the discussion. However, the notepad actually contains links to folders and sites that Lacari visits, and some of the keywords in this collection include “teen” and “JBT video,” with JBT supposedly an abbreviation for “jailbait teen.” Lacari quickly closed the notepad in panic and even made up an excuse — the good old “computer virus.” Of course, viewers didn’t buy it, and Lacari ended up reviewing the penal code in Texas, where adult content like lolicon or anything depicting minor-aged characters (or characters with a minor-like appearance) is punishable by law. In the end, Lacari decided to delete the “contents” of his hard drive. Still, it appears the Twitch streamer was quickly reported; his moderators even abandoned

Former Vikings quarterback and draft bust Kellen Mond, who most recently played in the United Football League, is now an artist and photographer who also posts influencer content on LinkedIn. Mond's most recent post talks about his rookie year with the Vikings in 2021, specifically through the lens of the disconnect between Mike Zimmer and Rick Spielman in their final year together before both were fired. Much of the information is stuff that's been made public in the past, but it's interesting nonetheless. Mond's post starts like this: "When I was drafted by the Minnesota Vikings, my head coach walked out of the draft room. We never spoke. Not once." Zimmer walking out when Spielman took Mond in the third round of the '21 draft is something the former eight-year Vikings head coach revealed in an August 2024 interview with the Star Tribune. Mond saying the two never had a single conversation that year is remarkable. An NFL head coach and a rookie QB not talking for an entire season is hard to fathom. Mond's post then talks about how the Zimmer-Spielman relationship began to sour as far back as 2018, when the Vikings signed Kirk Cousins in free agency.

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(Image credit: Shutterstock) No, this wasn’t a data breach and hackers weren’t involved, at least not in the way that you might think. They didn’t break into Google or Meta’s systems or steal your data from the inside. Instead, this new data leak involved a massive collection of stolen passwords accumulated by info-stealing malware. According to a new report from ExpressVPN, cybersecurity researcher Jeremiah Fowler recently discovered an exposed database online that contained approximately 149,404,754 unique logins and passwords across 96GB of raw data. These stolen credentials also came with links that point back to which service or platform they’re used to access. With all of this stolen data in hand, other cybercriminals could try and use it to access victims’ accounts. Worse still, if a victim reused the same password across multiple accounts, the fallout from this leak could be even worse since hackers will likely try those login details across multiple sites and services, likely through automation. Here’s everything you need to know about this major data leak including which services had the most stolen credentials along with some tips and tricks to help you stay safe in the aftermath. Exposed accounts by service From email providers to

Diners share the chain spots where turkey and crispy bacon subs deliver big flavor and hearty portions. Turkey and bacon are such a great combo. There is something about the mild, clean taste of turkey paired with crispy, salty bacon that just works so well together. Where can you get the most delicious turkey and bacon subs? A handful of chains serve them up. Here are 7 chain restaurants with the best turkey-and-bacon subs. Jersey Mike’s Turkey & Bacon

To celebrate Arknights: Endfield’s launch, Hypergryph has teamed up with Twitch for a Twitch Drops rollout offering valuable in-game resources like T-Creds and Oroberyl, which will provide you with a strong start and help you build your Operators effectively. So, here’s a complete list of all Arknights: Endfield Twitch Drops, and how you can easily claim them! Complete List of All Arknights: Endfield Twitch Drops The Twitch Drops feature offers valuable in-game rewards! | Image Credit: Hypergryph via X The Arknights: Endfield Twitch Drop event began on January 21 and will run until February 19, 2026, giving you plenty of time to snag these valuable rewards in-game. All you have to do is watch any streamer that plays Arknights: Endfield with the Drops/DropsEnabled tag, and you should become eligible to claim them. TWITCH DROPS REQUIREMENT 10000x T-Creds Watch any stream for 15 minutes. 15x I-Combat Record Watch any stream for 30 minutes. 3x Arms INSP Set Watch any stream for 1 hour. 10x E-Cognitive Carrier Watch any stream for 1 hour and 30 minutes. 150x Oroberyl Watch any stream for 2 hours. Head to the game’s official Twitch category, and look for streamers with this tag enabled. It doesn’t have to

WhatsApp is testing a new feature that allows current group members to share chat history with new members, providing context from previous conversations. This feature, available in the latest iOS update, enables sharing up to 100 messages from the last 14 days, though it's off by default. WhatsApp could soon allow new users to get access to past chat history of groups WhatsApp could finally offer a fix for new users joining a group by offering group members the ability to share their chat history with the new joinee. The feature was released via a new iOS update through the TestFlight beta program and spotted by WABetainfo. The feature was earlier teased for WhatsApp for Android, but it seems like the Meta-owned personal messaging platform is planning to bring it to a wider audience with the planned iOS rollout. What is group chat history feature? Reportedly, the new feature will allow new group members to receive messages shared before they joined the group to get to know the purpose of the group and the context behind previous conversations. While other platforms like Telegram offer the functionality to check the previous messages in the group, WhatsApp currently only allows users to