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University of South Carolina punter Mason Love has been selected as one of Ray’s Great 8 by the Ray Guy Award for his efforts at LSU, it was announced today. Love, a 6-1, 191-pound redshirt freshman from Riverside, Mo., averaged 41.8 yards on four punts at LSU, with all four pinning the Tigers inside their 20-yard line. The Gamecocks had a net of 43.8-yards per punt in the contest. His punts landed at the 15-, 10-, 8- and 10-yard lines. The lone return for the Tigers was for negative eight yards. For the season, Love is the nation’s second-leading freshman punter. He is averaging 44.8 yards on 24 punts with eight covering 50 or more yards and 10 inside the 20-yard line with just two touchbacks. Love and the Gamecocks (3-3, 1-3 SEC) will host No. 14/13 Oklahoma (5-1, 1-1 SEC) on Saturday, Oct. 18. Game time is set for 12:45 pm and the game will be televised on SEC Network.

WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. – The men’s tennis doubles duo of Aleksa Krivokapic and Maj Premzl have advanced to the ITA Ohio Valley Regional Finals tomorrow at 9 a.m. ET. The match will be played on their home court at the Schwartz Tennis Center. Krivokapic and Premzl will be playing for Ohio Valley Region title as well as a qualifying bid to the NCAA Doubles Championship. They would be the first Boilermaker doubles pair to qualify since 2001. Meanwhile on the singles side, Nour Fathalla and Henrik Villanger fell in the semifinals, ending Purdue’s well represented showing. In total, four Boilermakers reached the Round of 16. The Regionals are the second qualifying tournament for the 2025 NCAA Individual Championships. With 13 regional tournaments being hosted on the men’s and women’s sides of play, the two singles finalists from each region (26 total) as well as the doubles champion from each region (13 total) will qualify for the NCAA Individual Championships. Singles Semifinals (10/13) Pablo Martinez Gomez (Vanderbilt) def. Nour Fathalla: 4-6, 6-3, 4-6 Sam Landau (Indiana) def. Henrik Villanger: 5-7, 6-7(3) Quarterfinals (10/12) Nour Fathalla def. Hugo Coquelin: 6-4, 6-1 Henrik Villanger def. Karim Al-Amin: 6-3, 6-4 Round of 16 (10/11) Hugo

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The Bolts moved to 4-2 after a 29-27 road win over the Dolphins. Take a look at some of the top social media moments from Chargers Week 6 win against the Dolphins at Hard Rock Stadium: Kimani Vidal has 72 rushing yards on eight carries now. Looks great running outside.— Tyler Schoon (@tylerjschoon) October 12, 2025 Los Angeles looks like a completely different team to start the second half. Two red zone opportunities = two TDs, the latest a Kimani Vidal seven-yard TD reception from Justin Herbert. It was set up by a Benjamin St-Juste INT of Tua. It's 23-13 Chargers in a blink.— Chris Hayre (@chrishayre) October 12, 2025 Kimani Vidal over 100 yards rushing. Also has 3 catches for 14 yards and a TD as a receiver.— Daniel Popper (@danielrpopper) October 12, 2025 Justin Herbert shedding tackles and somehow escaping to find Ladd McConkey is why size and strength of QBs matters. That was the ballgame. Huge come from behind win.— Colin Cowherd (@colincowherd) October 12, 2025

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MANCHESTER, N.H. (October 11, 2025) – The Stonehill College women's hockey team fell, 3-1, to Saint Anselm College in its New England Women's Hockey Alliance (NEWHA) opener Saturday evening at Sullivan Arena. With the result, the Skyhawks move to 0-3 overall and 0-1-0 in conference play, while the Hawks improve to 3-2-0 overall and 3-0-0 in NEWHA action.   Highlights Stonehill outshot Saint Anselm, 39-33, though the Hawks narrowly edged the Skyhawks in the faceoff battle, 41-37. Senior Lily Geist netted her first goal of the season off a setup from classmate Brianna Walkom , marking Walkom's team-leading second assist of the year. Senior Bailey Feeney registered a game-high six shots on goal, while senior Sydney Russell and junior Peyton Wise shared the team lead with two blocked shots apiece. Senior goaltender Eve Stone made 30 saves in net for the Skyhawks. Brooklyn Schneiderhan led the way offensively for Saint Anselm with two goals, while Lauren Waldo scored her first collegiate goal. Avery Wilson tallied two assists, and Lucy DeCoteau added her first helper of the season. In goal, Kayla Czukoski earned her third win of the year after stopping 38 of 39 shots faced.   How It Happened Stonehill

The story so far: Elon Musk on October 1 agreed to settle a $128 million lawsuit brought against him by former Twitter senior executives, per media reports. In the lawsuit, former Twitter CEO Parag Agrawal, CFO Ned Segal, Chief Legal Offier Vijaya Gadde and General Counsel Sean Edgett accused Mr. Musk of firing them without a reason after he purchased the social media platform for $44 billion, and denying severance payments.  While the exact sum of the settlement and its conditions are not yet public, the case was significant as the high-profile firings set the tone of Mr. Musk’s stormy term at helm of Twitter, which he later rebranded as X. What is the history of the Twitter firing lawsuit? Mr. Musk’s acquisition of Twitter started off as a running gag online, but was soon finalised in 2022.  The acquisition process was marked by confusion, as well as multiple U-turns throughout the months running up to October 2022.  Mr. Musk was initially set to join the company’s board but later offered to acquire the company. He then tried backing out, citing numerous spam accounts. He finally went ahead with the acquisition reluctantly, expressing his misgivings about the platform. After he bought

Pittsburgh, Pa. – The Atlantic 10 Conference announced its nationally televised games this afternoon, with a total of 13 conference matchups set to air across three different networks. A pair of league contests for the Duquesne University women's basketball team will be nationally steamed on two different platforms. The Dukes will travel to VCU on Sunday, Jan. 11 for a 2:00 p.m. tip-off that can be seen live on CBS Sports Network for their first nationally televised contest. The game marks the 20th meeting between the two programs and the first of a home-and-home series. Duquesne holds a 13-6 advantage in the all-time series after the teams split last season's meetings, with the Dukes earning a 69-59 victory at UPMC Cooper Fieldhouse. A week later, Duquesne will appear on USA Network for its second nationally televised contest, traveling to Rhode Island on Sunday, Jan. 18, for a 12:00 p.m. tip-off. The series, which dates back to 1983, marks its 64th meeting, with Duquesne holding a 39-24 advantage all-time. This will be the only matchup between the two programs this season, after the teams split their meetings a year ago. According to a poll of Atlantic 10 coaches, Duquesne has been

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. – Coming off back-to-back home weekends to start ACC play, the Virginia volleyball team (8-6, 1-3 ACC) returns to the road for a match at Notre Dame (5-7, 2-2 ACC) on Friday (Oct. 10) before closing out the weekend with a showdown at No. 5 Louisville (12-2, 4-0 ACC) on Sunday (Oct. 12). Match Information Matchup: Virginia at Notre Dame Date/Time: Friday, Oct. 10 • 6:30 p.m. Location: Purcell Pavilion (South Bend, Ind.) Watch: ACCNX Live Stats: Statbroadcast Matchup: Virginia at No. 5 Louisville Date/Time: Sunday, Oct. 12 • 1 p.m. Location: L&N Federal Credit Union Arena (Louisville, Ky.) Watch: ACCNX Live Stats: Statbroadcast   SEASON OVERVIEW This year marks the 47th season of Virginia Volleyball, which held its inaugural season in 1979. In 46 complete seasons, UVA is 694-768 (.470) all-time. The Cavaliers are set to host 14 matches on Grounds this season, including five matches at John Paul Jones Arena. Head coach Shannon Wells is in her fifth season at the helm. SERIES HISTORY The Cavaliers of Virginia and the Fighting Irish of Notre Dame are meeting for the 16th time on Friday. Virginia leads the all-time series with a mark of 8-7 and has won

Troy University’s Hall School of Journalism and Communication held its annual J-Day on Tuesday, October 7, hosting 200 high school students from eight high schools across Alabama. Students attended workshops covering broadcast journalism, multimedia journalism, yearbook production and journalism fundamentals, including photography and preparing for college media programs. Haley Hust, a senior from Saint James School in Montgomery, saw J-Day as an opportunity to learn more about the field that she wants to work in. During the first workshop session, she sat at the anchor desk on the TrojanVision set and got to read from the teleprompter.  “I was really nervous at first, but as soon as I started getting into it, it really started to flow,” she shared. “I really want to do that when I get older.” WSFA 12 News reporters, Simon Schuessler and Emma Ellis, are TrojanVision alums and led a workshop on the topic of being new journalists.  “It was a blessing for me to come through the program, and I use the skills I learned in college every day,” said Schuessler. “While I cannot overstate the importance of TROY in my life, what is even more important is continuing our tradition of producing successful journalists—and