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FORT COLLINS, CO – The Gamecocks (5-1-0) are set to head back home to Columbia with two wins under their belt after taking down Colorado State (1-3-0) on Sunday, 1-0. It marked the fourth shutout of the season for South Carolina, and the second consecutive win against a team the Gamecocks have played for the very first time (prev. 2-1 win against Wyoming, 8/27). HOW IT HAPPENED  The action got started early with a yellow card on Colorado State’s Mia St. Casey just 58 seconds into the game following a Gamecocks’ throw-in Sophomore Ava Tutas gave South Carolina their first chance of the day in the ninth minute, sending a ball to the bottom left corner of the net, but was met by a save from Rams’ keeper Addison Huber Tutas then took a massive shot from outside the 18′ in the 20th minute that soared just over Huber’s fingertips to hit the crossbar The Rams would take two shots of their own that fifth-year Gamecock keeper Christina Tsaousis saved to make things 0-0 at the half The second half started off with a penalty kick taken by the Rams, but was converted unsuccessfully after a save from Tsaousis. It

“It’s always nice to get your first win of the season.” Head Coach Todd Kress after the sweep of San Francisco Sunday morning. #AllSpartans pic.twitter.com/QyrqRRaTTS — SJSU VOLLEYBALL (@SanJoseStateVB) August 30, 2026 OGDEN, Utah—Six Spartans recorded kills, led by Tatiana Robinson with 10, as the San José State volleyball team swept San Francisco 3-0 (25-16, 25-19, 25-20) for the first win of the season as the team concluded play at the Wildcat Invitational. Robinson led the team with her 10 kills as she hit .400 for the match (10-2-20). She was named to the Wildcat Invitational All-Tournament Team. Lolohea Fonua added nine kills, while Zuzana Kosíková and Naima Foster each recorded seven kills. The Spartans had eight blocks in the match, led by Ava Hewitt-Smith with six, one solo and five assists. Robinson added four block assists for SJSU. Setters Fatimah Hall and Hanna Darvas recorded 16 and 14 assists, respectively. Fonua led the Spartans defensively with nine digs, while Darvas had seven digs. San José State never lost the lead in the first two sets. The two teams were tied at 16-16 in the third set before the Spartans opened a 20-17 lead on a Fonua kill and won

Mike Bailey says social media can be beneficial for wrestlers trying to build up their names, but Twitter is an “awful, awful place.” During a recent interview with POST Wrestling’s John Pollock, Bailey discussed the five-year period in which he was banned from entering the United States after previously attempting to work in the country without a work visa. Bailey said that during this time, he focused on building up a presence on social media. Bailey said: “If you look at all the great Canadian pro wrestlers through history, like if you look at Chris Jericho, if you look at Kenny Omega, if you look at guys like that, the story really is making it out of Canada, going around the world to build up your name and then come back.” “And that’s what I had to face when I was banned from the US for five years. I had to look ahead down the line knowing, okay, I won’t be wrestling in the biggest market for professional wrestling for a very long time. So, how can I continue to build up my name, to build up my brand, to let people know who I am, to still keep that

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COLUMBIA, S.C. – South Carolina women’s basketball head coach Dawn Staley announced that Brooke Quarles Daniels (Macomb, Mich./Michigan/L’Anse Creuse North) will join the Gamecocks for the 2026-27 academic year. “Brooke’s wealth of experience will help us right away, as will her combination of skill and toughness,” Staley said. “She is a proven winner and a high-level competitor who will bring immediate value to our team.” A 5-foot-7 guard, Daniels spent the past two seasons at Michigan, earning Big Ten All-Defensive honors in 2026 after ranking second in the league with 2.4 steals per game. Predominantly a starter as a senior, her two seasons in Ann Arbor yielded 5.1 points, 1.9 assists and 2.1 steals per game to go with her 1.7 assist-to-turnover ratio. The Wolverines reached the NCAA Tournament in both of her seasons, including a run to the Elite Eight in 2026. Prior to Michigan, Daniels was a standout at Oakland, capturing All-Horizon Leage Second Team status both seasons. Oakland’s first Horizon League Freshman of the Year (2023) was also the only freshman to earn a spot on the league’s all-conference team that season. She followed that effort with a sophomore season that saw her lead the team in

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We wanted to give folks a quick heads up that Pokemon has been hacked on X, also known by some still as Twitter. A suspicious message was just posted on the official account a few minutes ago. At first glance, it may seem safe… until you look at it for just a few seconds. The post makes mention of a Pokemon memecoin. A contact address is included as well. Even though the message links to the 30th anniversary for Pokemon, this is most definitely not something that would end up on any official accounts. For those wondering, here’s a look at the message: You can also find the message for yourself here. We’d just advise against doing anything with the memecoin shared in the post. As of now this is the only post that has been made since the hack took place. The Pokemon Company will also now look to regain its account, and hopefully it’ll be able to do so soon. The timing isn’t great as the 2026 Pokemon World Championships are set to begin tomorrow. We’ll keep you about any further developments that emerge. In the meantime, check out other Pokemon news here . Update: The message has