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DVO’S DADDY OF THE WEEK: Stephen Colbert Stephen Colbert’s show ended last week, and Van Orden, of course, had to get in on the discourse. It is widely believed that CBS cut Colbert’s show because they were afraid of getting sued by Trump which is definitely a good thing for free speech am I right?   Van Orden is also clutching his pearls about Colbert’s vaccine sketch, which reminds us of this tweet: But seriously, as we wrote about last week, Van Orden is a part of the exact same crowd that has been crying about cancel culture for the last 10 years, but he seems to be fine with whining about someone who expresses different political beliefs than him. God forbid someone pokes fun at the President of the United States, aka one of the world’s most well-known public figures.DELUSIONAL DERRICK: “I Saved BadgerCare!”  The age-old question of “Is Van Orden stupid or does he just think his constituents are?” is back at the top of our minds this week. Van Orden once again claimed that he “saved BadgerCare,” which brings us further to the conclusion that Van Orden is most likely living in a state of delusion. Need we remind you of

May 26, 2026 - 03:14 PM Jump has been called up to the Athletics Major League roster, and he will start tonight’s game in Sacramento, Calif., versus the Seattle Mariners. Jump is the 92nd Major Leaguer in the illustrious history of LSU Baseball, and he is the fifth MLB player produced by coach Jay Johnson during his five-year tenure with the Tigers. by Bill Franques BATON ROUGE, La. – Former LSU left-handed pitcher Gage Jump has been called up to the Athletics Major League roster, and he will start tonight’s game in Sacramento, Calif., versus the Seattle Mariners. Jump, a product of Aliso, Calif., is the 92nd Major Leaguer in the illustrious history of LSU Baseball, and he is the fifth MLB player produced by coach Jay Johnson during his five-year tenure at the helm of the Tigers program. Johnson’s other LSU Major Leaguers are right-handed pitcher Paul Skenes of the Pittsburgh Pirates, outfielder Dylan Crews of the Washington Nationals, right-handed pitcher Grant Taylor of the Chicago White Sox, and right-handed pitcher Paul Gervase of the Los Angeles Dodgers. LSU has had at least one former player make his MLB debut in of 32 of the past 36 seasons. Jump

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A weekly recap of all things Stanford Athletics, featuring top stories and key highlights from the past week Sailing claims second National Championship of season Stanford captures fourth-consecutive ICSA Women’s Fleet Race National Championship For the second time in 2026, Stanford sailing claimed a national championship. The team captured a fourth-consecutive ICSA Women’s Fleet Race National Championship today, finishing first with a total of 113 points. Later in the week, the Cardinal took second at this week’s ICSA Open Fleet Race National Championship today, closing another dominant season of competition for Stanford Sailing. Stanford has now won seven women's sailing national championships overall and finishes with multiple national championships for the third-straight season. This spring, the Cardinal finished first in 21 of 25 regattas, only failing to miss the top three once. Addiotnally, for the third-straight year, Vanessa Lahrkamp was been named Quantum Women's Sailor of the Year. The senior has continued a dominant career this season, winning the award in unanimous fashion for the second-straight season to become the first-ever recipient of the award in three consecutive seasons. Women's Golf secures top-seed in NCAA Championship Match Play Megha Ganne runner-up in NCAA Individual Championship Top-ranked Stanford women’s golf finished

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CLEARWATER, Fla. – On Sunday, UTSA Baseball wrapped up its stay at the 2026 American Conference Championship. The Roadrunners fell by a score of 1-0 at the hands of second-seeded East Carolina, dropping the 12th and final game of the tournament. ECU clinched the league’s automatic bid to an NCAA Regional, leaving UTSA (38-20, 17-10) with hopes of earning an at-large bid on Monday. FIRST INNING To kick off the title bout, Head Coach Pat Hallmark turned to true freshman Jake Qualia for his fourth start of the campaign. Jordan Ballin was exceptional at second base, retiring all three batters with a popup, lineout and groundout to cap a 1-2-3 frame. In the home half, two free bases with one away went unsupported as both sides entered the second in search of their first hit. SECOND INNING After Diego Diaz collided with Aidan Eshelman on a ground ball, Mason Jacob entered the game at third base. With the bases loaded, Lane Haworth made a backpedaling grab to keep multiple runs off the board and bring his offense back out. Ballin reached on an error ahead of an Aidan Eshelman walk, but two more ‘Runners were left stranded to maintain the

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American Conference CLEARWATER, Fla. – On Saturday, UTSA Baseball clashed with East Carolina in a matchup of the American Conference’s top two seeds. The Roadrunners prevailed by a final score of 4-2, securing their spot in Sunday’s league championship game. Drew Detlefsen excelled at the plate while UTSA’s pitching staff strung together another stellar outing. Pat Hallmark’s squad will await Saturday night’s action to find out who will occupy the other dugout in the winner-take-all affair on ESPNEWS. FIRST INNING Senior Gunnar Brown earned his 10th start of the season, taking to the mound first. A two-out single was no issue for the Roadrunner defense as Brown notched a pair of strikeouts to send his offense out for the first time. Drew Detlefsen came up with one away, lifting his first offering high and over the left-field wall for UTSA’s first home run of the weekend. No further damage came to bear, but the American Conference Player of the Year left his mark and built an early 1-0 lead. SECOND INNING A trio of ‘Runners reached safely, with a hit batter and two walks loading the bases. An ensuing flyout with one away sent Diego Diaz sprinting home, but the

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