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Share DID YOU KNOW? Aidan Birr was named one of three finalists for the 2025 Lou Groza Award earlier this week, becoming the second Groza Award finalist in Georgia Tech history and the first since Scott Sisson, in 1992. THE UNIFORM Up with the White & Gold ⚪️🟡#StingEm 🐝 pic.twitter.com/Z0tvF9iMQy — Georgia Tech Football (@GeorgiaTechFB) November 26, 2025 COFH Jersey Reveal powered by @GeorgiaPower 🔌 Game 12 Combo vs Uga#StingEm 🐝 pic.twitter.com/MpUXbhBCUb — Georgia Tech Football (@GeorgiaTechFB) November 26, 2025 THE BUZZ It’s the Monday before Thanksgiving. You know what that means. Hey Jackets, what’s the Good Word?!?!?!? Let ‘em know.#THWg #StingEm🐝 pic.twitter.com/kCzCNFt9gR — Georgia Tech (@GeorgiaTech) November 24, 2025 Friday gameday rundown ⬇️#StingEm 🐝 pic.twitter.com/KEeWuXoTnW — Georgia Tech Football (@GeorgiaTechFB) November 26, 2025 AFCA Regional Coach of the Year 🏆@CoachBrentKeyGT #StingEm 🐝 pic.twitter.com/0DdpsY9Hyt — Georgia Tech Football (@GeorgiaTechFB) November 25, 2025 Birr named @LouGrozaAward Finalist 🙌 🟡 Leads the ACC in FG made🟡 .880 FG percentage is the best in program history with at least 20 attempts #StingEm 🐝 pic.twitter.com/QEJGSTRJDx — Georgia Tech Football (@GeorgiaTechFB) November 25, 2025 Due to the demand for the #Invesco QQQ #Atlanta Gridiron Classic, we have just released a limited number of standing room

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Noelle Iglesias/Auburn Tigers With the 2026 gymnastics season approaching, it is time to meet all the new faces joining the squad this year. Today, we’re highlighting freshman Brynn Torry. Hometown: Yorktown, Virginia Year: Freshman Major: Exercise Science Prior to college: Two-year senior elite level gymnast … Competed at the 2024 U.S. Championship, finishing sixth on vault … Also competed at the 2024 Core Hydration Classic, American Classic and Winter Cup … Finished ninth on bars and in the all-around at the Core Classic. Q: What was your first visit to Auburn like? What about Auburn made you want to come here? A: My first visit to Auburn was amazing. I instantly fell in love with the campus, the people, and the overall atmosphere. I knew I wanted to be a part of the Auburn family right away. Q: How has the first semester of college been? What has been the most significant adjustment? A: My first semester has been going great! The biggest adjustment I have had to make is just learning time management and being independent. Q: Who is your biggest role model, and why? A: My biggest role model is my dad because he is the hardest working

MANKATO, Minn. — Former Minnesota State women's basketball standout Destinee Bursch has signed a professional contract with the Flomax Liffey Celtics Basketball Club in Ireland for the 2025–26 season. Bursch, a 5-7 guard from Chaska, Minn., completed her Maverick career as one of the most accomplished players in program history. She appeared in 127 games, the second most ever at Minnesota State, and finished with 1,914 career points, which ranks third all time. During her four years she became a two time member of the 500 plus point season club and closed her career ranked second in field goals made, fifth in field goal attempts, seventh in steals and scoring average, and eighth in free throws made and assists. During her time at MSU Bursch earned conference and academic recognition every season, beginning with NSIC Freshman of the Year honors. She later collected multiple All NSIC selections, Academic All District honors, and all tournament awards at both the conference and regional levels. She also became the 25th member of the program's 1,000 point club her junior season. That same season, she helped lead the Mavericks to the NCAA Division II National Championship. The Mavericks close out their non-conference schedule inside

Bradon Smith Football November 25, 2025 Nebraska special teams coordinator Mike Ekeler was tabbed as one of 63 nominees for the 2025 Broyles Award, which honors college football’s top assistant coach. Ekeler has made dramatic improvements across Nebraska’s special teams units this season. The Huskers currently rank fourth nationally in kickoff returns average (28.9) and 17th in punt return average (17.6), as one of four programs in the top 20 nationally in both areas. Kenneth Williams leads the Big Ten and ranks fourth nationally in kickoff returns average while Jacory Barney is 15th nationally in punt returns average. The Huskers also rank in the top 35 nationally in blocked kicks (seventh, three), kickoff return defense (11th, 16.1 ypr) and punt return average defense (35th, 5.50 ypr). Ekeler has also developed a pair of first-year starters at the specialist spots as Kyle Cunanan is 13-of-16 in field goals and connected on all 42 PATs while Archie Wilson has placed 12 of his 28 punts inside the opponent 20-yard line and allowed just four punt returns all season. The Broyles Award selection committee is made up of former hall of fame coaches, members of the Football Writers Association of America (FWAA), and legendary

Men's Basketball November 25, 2025 Reese Dixon-Waters and BJ Davis combined for 43 points in the win. LAS VEGAS – San Diego State’s offense exploded for 97 points, led by Reese Dixon-Waters and BJ Davis, who combined for 43 points, as it downed Oregon 97-80 in the Players Era Festival on Tuesday night. San Diego State (3-2) will finish its stay in Las Vegas on Wednesday night against the Baylor Bears at 7:30 p.m. PT. Oregon (4-2) will look to bounce back against the Creighton Bluejays at 11 a.m. on Thursday. The teams battled back and forth early, leading to a 15-15 score with 12 minutes remaining in the first half. SDSU rattled off the next 12 points to pull ahead 27-15, a lead it would not relinquish the remainder of the night. Davis accounted for the first eight points of the run, making two free throws before back-to-back three-pointers. The lead held constant between seven and 12 points for the rest of the half as the Aztecs brought a ten-point lead into the locker room at halftime. After Oregon cut the lead to six at 17:58, the Aztecs scored the next eight points to go back up 14 with 16

COLUMBIA, S.C. (Nov. 24, 2025) – South Carolina Cross Country standout Salma Elbadra has officially secured All-American status, as announced by the USTFCCCA on Monday afternoon. To qualify for the All-American squad, athletes must finish inside the Top 40 on the individual leaderboard at the NCAA Cross Country Championship. Elbadra is just the second All-American in program history, joining Judy Kosgei who accomplished the feat in 2023. Elbadra earned the recognition after placing 28th at the NCAA Championship on Saturday morning in Columbia, Mo. The Morocco native crossed the finish line in 19:14.7 and aided the Gamecocks in the 15th-place finish in the program’s first ever appearance at the NCAA Cross Country Championship. Elbadra had a year to remember, earning both All-American and All-Region honors. The freshman distance runner set a new 6K program record this season at the Southeast Regional, running 19:03.1 to become the first individual winner at the regional meet in Gamecock history. In addition, she also holds the second fastest 5K time in Gamecock history with a mark of 15:57.5. Elbadra captured a pair of wins this year on the cross country course and earned First Team All-SEC honors and SEC All-Freshman Team after finishing fifth

Leading tech companies are in a race to release and improve artificial intelligence (AI) products, leaving users in the United States to puzzle out how much of their personal data could be extracted to train AI tools. Meta (which owns Facebook, Instagram, Threads and WhatsApp), Google and LinkedIn have all rolled out AI app features that have the capacity to draw on users’ public profiles or emails. Google and LinkedIn offer users ways to opt out of the AI features, while Meta’s AI tool provides no means for its users to say “no, thanks.” Recommended Stories list of 3 items list 1 of 3 AI investments are pulling the US economy forward. Will it continue? list 2 of 3 A dangerous tipping point? Anthropic’s AI hacking claims divide experts list 3 of 3 EU moves to ease AI, privacy rules amid pressure from Big Tech, Trump end of list “Gmail just flipped a dangerous switch on October 10, 2025 and 99% of Gmail users have no idea,” a November 8 Instagram post said. Posts warned that the platforms’ AI tool rollouts make most private information available for tech company harvesting. “Every conversation, every photo, every voice message, fed into AI

November 23, 2025 Historic run for Célia-Belle Mohr, Sophia Webster comes to an end in doubles final ORLANDO, Fla. — Vanderbilt women’s tennis suffered a 7-5, 6-4 defeat to NC State in the NCAA Doubles Championship final to finish as an NCAA runner-up after earning the first NCAA Championships final berth in program history. “Firstly, congratulations to NC State on a great tournament and a well-played match in the final today,” head coach Aleke Tsoubanos said. “Célia and Sophia played an outstanding NCAA tournament. I know it’s hard to see it now, but I hope they’re proud of the performance they put together this week in making a historic run to the NCAA Doubles Championship final. They were a joy to coach and be with on court this week, and I couldn’t be happier for the success they’ve had together this fall. I have tremendous faith in them and can’t wait to see what the spring dual season holds for our team.” Facing the Wolfpack’s No. 10 ranked Gabriella Broadfoot and Victoria Osuigwe, the Dores battled blow-for-blow to a 4-4 tie in the first set. NC State moved ahead 6-5 moments later in a set decided by inches. At a

In the annals of Duke Football, there is one play that stands alone, famous above all others. It took place in 1969, in the third quarter against UNC. Duke quarterback Leo Hart pretended to tie his shoelace during a timeout and Marcel Courtillet tossed the ball to Wes Chesson, who took off for the end zone, later saying it was the easiest touchdown he ever scored. It helped Duke, just 2-6-1, win the game 17-13. This was just four months and two days after Neal Armstrong touched down on the moon and people still marvel about the play. We don’t know if the fake field goal in Saturday’s game will be remembered quite the same way, but it was a heck of a play. And it was gutty as hell. Down 25-24 on 4th & 3 with 2:28 to play against your most hated rival is not the time most coaches would call for a trick play. Well, that’s exactly what Duke’s staff ordered up as punter Kade Reynoldson tossed the ball to kicker Todd Pelino, who took off to the left and ran 26 yards, getting the ball to the one-yard line. Duke ended up getting a touchdown instead