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MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. – The Hurricanes were back in action Friday evening, although instead of working on Greentree on this particular day, the team headed north to Hard Rock Stadium for their first scrimmage of preseason camp. After the scrimmage, head coach Mario Cristobal shared his thoughts on the workout with radio analyst Don Bailey Jr. Here’s what he had to say as Miami moves another step closer to its Sept. 4 season opener at Stanford. On how he felt the team performed in Friday night’s scrimmage at Hard Rock Stadium: “Back and forth … I thought there were some explosive plays and then some other plays where the defenses got after their butts. And then I saw it flip around the other way, too, in certain parts of the field and that’s what we were hoping for. We’re hoping for max effort, for physicality, and exchanging blows and then we felt like we saw that today. “We put a lot of guys in situations, some young guys, guys that haven’t gone with the ones yet, and gave them an opportunity to prove themselves. So, we’re going to watch film and see where that’s at. “Looks like we came out

August 14, 2026

LEXINGTON, Ky.   –   On Friday , UK Athletics announced the addition of The Bell Tower Suite Rental for UK soccer games. This new group hospitality option will begin on Aug. 24 and gives exclusive access to your Men’s or Women’s Soccer match of choice, as well as additional options to enhance your matchday experience.   For just $350 per match, your group receives 30 VIP wristbands with exclusive access to an air-conditioned suite, a private viewing balcony and matchday catering options and concession items available to add on to your package.    The Bell Tower Package Includes:   30 VIP Wristbands   Air-conditioned suite access with indoor seating for 12   Private Balcony seating/viewing area with seating for 14   Gameday catering options and concession items are available to be added-on to package   $350 per match   Reservations must be made 7 days in advance of the game   Whether it is a company outing, celebrating a team outing, entertaining clients or gathering family and friends, The Bell Tower provides a comfortable, elevated way to experience Kentucky soccer together.   With free admission to all Kentucky soccer home matches, The Bell Tower is your opportunity to upgrade match day and

LEXINGTON, Ky. – It was the ideal season opener for the Wildcats women’s soccer team on Wednesday evening, marking the inaugural start of the calendar year for UK Athletics. The blue and white held nothing back, coming up with a 6-0 win in convincing fashion from start to finish. It was two minutes into the game when the Wildcats struck first, with junior Lexi Tylenda sending a ball in from the left wing, unmarked and unassisted. Into the upper 90 it snuck, giving Kentucky the opening goal of the season and a 1-0 lead. Moments later, the Titans snuck on the attack, but sophomore goalkeeper Megan Holland was there for the clean save and the only of the match. Maintaining possession, the Wildcats saw a second opportunity just 10 minutes later at the 12 minute mark, as senior midfielder Nadia Ramadan hit one from the stripe of the penalty marker to extend the lead to two. At 18 minutes on the clock, freshman forward Kyla Dawn took a hard foul in the box and a yellow card against Detroit Mercy’s goalkeeper Eva Hill. This rewarded Ramadan with her second made PK of the day to extend things to 3-0 in

Published on 13/08/2026 - 10:03 GMT+2 "Spain's sovereignty over Ceuta and Melilla is beyond any doubt", Spanish diplomatic sources have told 'Euronews'. ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT "Ceuta and Melilla are part of Spain's territorial integrity, which is internationally recognised. Spain's territorial integrity has never been and will never be discussed with anyone," the same sources pointed out. Their remarks and comments reinforce the firm message from Defence Minister Margarita Robles, who has in recent days repeatedly stressed in the Autonomous City of Ceuta that "Ceuta and Melilla are not to be touched". Robles has sought to convey a sense of calm to the people of Ceuta and to guarantee that the Armed Forces will remain deployed to support the population. In a brief appearance, Robles insisted that what happened on the 30th cannot be allowed to happen again: "Ceuta and Melilla are utterly Spanish", she said, before highlighting the work of the troops deployed for the past 11 days. "People in Ceuta should know that their Armed Forces will be by their side. We are not going to abandon them," she assured. Analysts believe the message was not only intended to reassure and dispel fears in the face of rumours of a

COLIN KOPKA/ Purdue Athletics WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. - Purdue's season opener against Evansville will now have a 10:00 a.m. est start time due to inclement weather. This will be the first official game of the season for both teams and the sixth meeting in the all-time series where Purdue leads 4-1. For more on the Purdue soccer team, visit PurdueSports.com/Soccer and follow and connect with the Boilermakers at @PurdueSoccer on Twitter/X, Instagram and Facebook.

What began as a small, competitive summer camp for six high school students in 2022 has grown into a statewide entrepreneurship experience designed to help Alabama youth develop confidence, creativity and business skills. The Troy University IDEA Bank’s 2026 Youth Entrepreneurship Academy welcomed 22 students in grades six through 12, including students from communities across Alabama. Sponsored by the Regions Foundation as part of its support for TROY Starters, the program offered students both an exploratory entrepreneurship experience and a competitive pitch competition. “The growth of this program is really exciting because it shows us that young people across Alabama are hungry for opportunities to explore entrepreneurship and develop their ideas,” said Lynne George, director of the IDEA Bank. “We want students to leave with more than just a business idea. We want them to leave with confidence, connections and the resources they need to take that idea to the next level.” The academy began in 2022 with a grant from the Wiregrass Resource Conservation & Development Center. That first year, six high school students participated in a program focused primarily on a pitch competition. By 2026, the academy had evolved into a broader program serving middle and high school