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JJ Redick was, shall we say, not beloved by Maryland fans, who delighted in targeting him and who pulled some pretty good pranks on him too. For the most part, he embraced his villainous role and gave it right back to the Twerps. They certainly didn’t like him but there’s no question they feared him and they were wise to do so because Redick was a devastating shooter. It wasn’t uncommon to see him score 20 in a half or to rip off a bunch in a row when he got particularly hot. In this game from College Park in 2006, Redick torched Maryland for 35 points. He was pretty unstoppable as he so often was. One of the most fun things about playing Maryland in that era was watching Gary Williams and assistant Billy Hahn rage on the sidelines. If you haven’t heard, Hahn died this week of a heart attack. He was 69. Our condolences to his loved ones.

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Some creators say they would focus more on YouTube if TikTok was banned.Getty The Google- and Meta-owned platforms have been trying to fend off TikTok for years. If the government intervenes, what happens next? If TikTok was banned tomorrow, Ahmad Alzahabi knows exactly what he’d do. The Syrian-American creator, who goes by the handle The Golden Balance, posts videos of himself cooking dishes from cuisines around the world. He first gained success on TikTok, where he now has 6 million followers, but if the app was suddenly booted from the U.S., as some lawmakers hope, he says he would “go harder” on another platform that has already demonstrated its longevity: YouTube. “That's the space to be, because of its history,” he told Forbes. “It's proven that no matter what other platform comes out, it's still very legitimate.” Alzahabi has 1.3 million subscribers on the Google-owned video service, less than the 2 million he has on Instagram, but it’s his preferred destination after TikTok. He would even focus more on longer videos—the platform’s bread and butter—instead of Shorts, YouTube’s TikTok clone, in order to invest more in “quality over quantity.” As Congress and the Biden administration push for TikTok’s exit in

Enes Yilmazer is a content creator and real estate influencer who rose to fame through his real estate channel on YouTube. After posting his first real estate video in 2019, he quickly realized the platform’s potential and prioritized it. There’s so much noise out there on how to navigate a challenging market. This April, let Inman help you cut through the clutter to make smart business decisions in real time. All month long, we’re taking it Back to Basics and finding out how real estate pros are evolving their systems and investing personally and professionally to drive growth. Enes Yilmazer is a content creator and real estate influencer who rose to fame through his real estate channel on YouTube. He started his career in real estate development and investment in Texas before moving to Los Angeles to pursue a career in real estate brokerage. However, after posting his first real estate video on YouTube in 2019, he quickly realized the platform’s potential and prioritized it. Yilmazer’s passion for real estate began at a young age when he was fascinated with the American dream and the real estate market in the US. After buying his first home at 21 and remodeling

YouTube is investigating and warning users of a new phishing scam that has been using its authentic no-reply@youtube.com email address to lure users into giving away their login credentials. YouTube, one of the world’s largest video-sharing platforms with billions of users, has become a target for phishing attacks. Scammers have found a new way to trap YouTubers through the platform’s Share Video by Email feature, which sends out phishing emails that look authentic. YouTube has become aware of this trend and is warning users to be cautious. In a recent tweet, YouTube revealed details about a phishing scam where emails are being sent from an authentic YouTube account. The malicious email appears to be sent directly from YouTube, with the email address no-reply@youtube.com. Social media content creator Kevin Breeze alerted YouTube about the new phishing scam and tweeted that it is not a spoofed email but rather an abuse of the video-sharing system. This suggests that scammers are exploiting the platform’s sharing system to send these emails. The phishing email content is similar to those seen in previous phishing scams, containing a YouTube video and a message informing users about YouTube’s new monetization policy and new rules. The email also

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YouTube is investigating a new email scam which has seen users receive messages from a seemingly authentic account.The Google-owned company has warned people to be cautious after reports of a phishing campaign claiming to be sharing details of a "new monetisation policy" and "new rules". Monetisation is what allows creators to make money from their YouTube videos, mainly through adverts.The emails, sent by a no-reply@youtube.com address, tell recipients to click on a link for more information.They are warned that if they do not review the changes within seven days, their account will be restricted. Twitter Due to your consent preferences, you’re not able to view this. Open Privacy Options YouTube has said its teams are investigating."We're seeing reports of a phishing attempt showing no-reply@youtube.com as the sender," it tweeted."Be cautious & don't download/access any file if you get this email."How to spot a dodgy email Phishing emails and texts are a favourite tactic of fraudsters and are becoming increasingly convincing.They draw you in by looking remarkably legitimate, using things like recognisable branding, and then seek to steal personal information like passwords and payment details.They are notably common at times when you might expect a raft of certain messages - such

Cybercriminals are sending emails that appear to come from YouTube. These emails pretend to inform users about YouTube's rules and policies changes. Here is all about the new phishing attempt that is targeting innocent users. New Delhi,UPDATED: Apr 5, 2023 09:03 ISTBy Divyanshi Sharma: YouTube is generally the go-to place for tutorial videos, gaming walkthroughs, cooking tips, tech tips, academic tutorials, and so on. The platform is popular across the globe and has over 2.5 billion monthly users, a report by cyber intelligence firm CloudSEK suggested earlier. However, there have been a lot of phishing attempts in the name of the video-sharing platform recently. From malware attacks to money scams, YouTube is being exploited by cybercriminals for their harmful activities. A new scam that is being reported is where cybercriminals and sending emails to users that appear to be directly from YouTube, telling users about the platform's 'new rules and policies'. If you have received any such email in the last few days, be sure to delete it as soon as you can as it might be a part of the new scam. YouTube phishing attemptA tweet by tech influencer Kevin Breeze revealed details of the new scam. Kevin shared

YouTube is going all in for Coachella 2023 News and Events By The YouTube Team Apr.03.2023 All Stages. All Weekend. Wherever you are watching from, everyone is invited to the desert for the eleventh exclusive #CoachellaOnYouTube global livestream event. All Stages. All Weekend. Wherever you are watching from, everyone is invited to the desert for the eleventh exclusive #CoachellaOnYouTube global livestream event. Every year, Coachella gets bigger and better and every year, we up our game to meet that moment. As we gear up for one of the most global lineups in Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival history, we are going all in to make this year’s livestream experience and YouTube presence the most epic yet!For the first time, we will be going LIVE from ALL stages with SIX feeds across BOTH weekends of the iconic desert fest! Coachella on YouTube 2023 We will be there capturing all the can’t miss moments and sharing them with fans around the world via YouTube Shorts and across the platform so everyone gets the chance to experience the fun. From high-quality performances and exclusive merch drops on Coachella’s YouTube channel, to on the ground actions with Artists, Creators and fans - exclusively

Monday on the NewsHour, former President Trump travels to New York ahead of his arraignment in a hush-money case as other legal troubles simmer.