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Jaxon Jelkin shook off a week of illness, provided 5.1 capable innings and benefitted from early offense as No. 21 Kentucky defeated Alabama 7-4 to claim its Southeastern Conference opener on Friday night at Kentucky Proud Park. The Wildcats moved to 16-2 overall and 1-0 in league play. Despite battling the fatigue of illness, Jelkin shook off a first inning home run by Alabama star Justin Lebron and fought his way through four scoreless frames before Alabama tagged him for a three-run home run that clipped the right field pole. Meanwhile, Ethan Hindle hit a two-run home run in the first – he has homered in five of the past seven games – and Ryan Schwartz added his own two-run blast in the second. Later, Owen Jenkins added the first home run of his career as UK scored in each of the first five innings. Connor Mattison and Jack Bennett pitched three scoreless innings, allowing just one hit, to slam the door on the Crimson Tide. NOTES Kentucky is 16-2 on the season, 1-0 in SEC play. UK is 133-65 since the beginning of 2023. UK Coach Nick Mingione is in his 10th season at the helm and now owns

NASHVILLE, Tenn. – No. 18 Auburn men’s tennis came back in dramatic fashion to upset 13th-ranked Vanderbilt on Friday afternoon, winning 5-2 at the Brownlee O. Currey Jr. Tennis Center in Nashville, Tennessee. The Commodores claimed the doubles point and four first sets in singles, but the Tigers rallied from a 2-0 deficit to win the match 5-2 with four match victories in three sets. “It was a great team win today,” Auburn head coach Bobby Reynolds said after the match. “Our backs were against the wall and credit to Vanderbilt to coming out and taking it to us early in the doubles to set the tone. They played aggressive tennis and played with a lot of confidence. But credit to our boys. They never stopped fighting and never stopped clawing back. “I think the big flip of the match was when Nicholas Heng clawed his way back from a set and a break down to win the second set. You could just feel the momentum turn. For our guys to be successful in third sets and find ways to win is them growing and developing. Excited to get out of here with a win over a great team and

The Sunrisers franchise is witnessing severe backlash on social media after acquiring Pakistan mystery spinner Abrar Ahmed in the men's player auction on Thursday. Abrar became the first Pakistani player to be signed by an Indian-owned team in The Hundred, after the Sunrisers picked him up for USD 255,000. However, the move didn't go down well in India, as several fans took to social media to criticise Sunrisers and team owner Kavya Maran for signing a Pakistan player and going against national sentiment. Kavya Maran and SunRisers face backlash after buying Abrar Ahmed in the Hundred auction. (X/Reuters) At the Hundred men's player auction, owner Kavya Maran was seen sitting at the table alongside head coach Daniel Vettori. Ahead of the auction, there was heavy scrutiny over whether the four Indian-owned teams in the Hundred would bid for Pakistan players amid reports of a potential shadow ban. Also Read: Sunrisers Leeds, Indian-owned franchise, sign Pakistan's Abrar Ahmed at The Hundred auction, face online backlash Just hours after the franchise got Abrar on board, Sunrisers Leeds' official X (formerly Twitter) was suspended. There's no specific reason given by the platform for this, but when one tries to open the account, a

The masses were uncomfortable with the Bengals’ free agency inactivity on Tuesday and Wednesday, but things revved up on Thursday. Cincinnati first announced a contract extension with Orlando Brown Jr., followed by reports of the team signing veteran defensive lineman Jonathan Allen to a two-year contract. Allen joins a defensive-focused 2026 free agency class for the Bengals that also includes defensive lineman Boye Mafe and safety Bryan Cook. Allen’s contract is reportedly a two-year agreement that could be worth up to $28 million. The Bengals made it clear this offseason would be centered on rebuilding their defense, and the early moves prove it. While Allen is up there in age (31), he’s a former Pro Bowl player who still has juice and can provide the needed leadership. The veteran defensive lineman was a former 17th overall pick in 2017 by Washington. He spent the first eight seasons there, racking up two Pro Bowl nods (2021-2022). Allen was with the Vikings last season, who released him on Wednesday, and the Bengals reportedly pounced quickly to get him signed. Let’s take a look at some tweets from X to get the vibes about Allen landing with Cincinnati. Twitter Reactions on Jonathan Allen

Jeremy Clarkson has slammed a Clarkson's Farm fan account for sharing an AI video depicting him fighting and 'beating up' Prime Minister Keir Starmer. The video, which is still up on X, was shared by the fan account ClarksonsFarm1. This account has nothing to do with Jeremy Clarkson or the Amazon Prime series. That site is a menace. And they’ve blocked me. — Jeremy Clarkson (@JeremyClarkson) March 11, 2026 The AI-generated video shows Clarkson throwing the Prime Minister out of his pub, before proceeding to 'beat him up', as many on X are calling it. Yesterday, Labour MP Chris Bryant led fresh calls for the video to be taken down. He said: "Come on @ClarksonsFarm1 take it down. I’m all for freedom of speech but not inciting or glorifying violence. And two of my colleagues have been murdered in my time as an MP." Clarkson then responded and slammed the account that shared it, calling them a 'menace'. He posted: "That site is a menace. And they’ve blocked me." ClarksonsFarm1 has not responded to any requests to remove it. Political commentator Don McGowan added: "Am I the only one that finds this disgusting? "It's not funny and glorifies violence. "In

Jamie Holt/Virginia Athletics The Virginia Track & Field team travels to Fayetteville, Ark. to compete at the 2026 NCAA Indoor Track & Field Championships at the Randal Tyson Track Center Friday and Saturday,March 13-14. Fayetteville, Ark. – The Virginia No. 10 men’s and women’s track and field teams made the trip to Fayetteville, Ark. to compete at the 2026 NCAA Indoor Track & Field Championships on Friday and Saturday (March 13-14) at the Randal Tyson Track Center.   How to Follow The NCAA Indoor Championships will be live streamed on ESPN+ both days of competition. Links to the ESPN+ live stream, live stats and the overall meet schedule are available at VirginiaSports.com. Updates will also be posted to the team’s official Twitter account (@UVAtfcc). Meet Details: Meet Schedule Live Results Friday Live Stream 12 p.m. ET | ESPN+ 6 p.m. ET | ESPN+ Saturday Live Stream 12:30 p.m. ET | ESPN+ 5 p.m. ET | ESPN+ Seeds and Marks: Men 3. Jeremiah Nubbe - Sr., Weight Throw, 23.80m5. Distance Medley Relay, 9:16.756. Nikolaos Polychroniou - Jr., Weight Throw, 23.06m7. Keyandre Davis - Sr., Weight Throw, 23.04m7. Gary Martin - Sr., Mile, 3:52.6214. Tyler Edson - Jr., 800m, 1:46.48 Women 13. Tatum David -

Episode Transcript This is a computer-generated transcript. While our team has reviewed it, there may be errors. Morgan Sung: Hi! You’re listening to Close All Tabs, I’m Morgan Sung. About a year ago, we aired an episode about the great vape e-waste crisis. You know those disposable little bricks that let you puff nicotine clouds that taste like icy candy? Well, so-called “disposable” vapes have gotten pretty advanced, and are increasingly actually complex electronic devices. Some even have LED screens. Yeah, you can play games on your vape now! And while they could be recycled, more often than not, they’re tossed in the trash. California actually proposed a ban on the sale and distribution of disposable nicotine vapes by 2028 — the bill passed the assembly and is now in the state senate. Since releasing that episode, we’ve been thinking about our relationship with disposable culture and how it’s changing. Specifically, we’ve been keeping tabs on the right to repair movement — this idea that if you buy something, you should be allowed to maintain it, repair it, and even modify it, instead of just replacing it. We’re digging into this movement in the next two episodes. But first, here’s a

March 10, 2026