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Who could be on the hot seat? Who are coaching candidates to watch? Our experts explain the current coaching landscape.
What happens when two upsets collide? The Gators and Sun Devils crash into the rankings.
Michigan State football is the latest big-time school to extend an offer to a running back prospect from St. Louis.
Kingston Miles of St. Louis, Mo. announced on Wednesday night that he’s received an offer from the Spartans. He took to social media platform X to announce the offer from Michigan State.
Miles is currently unranked prospect in the 2027 class, according to 247Sports. He plays for St. Mary’s, and is listed at 5-foot-11 and 193 pounds.
Michigan State is one of nearly 10 schools to extend him an offer, according to 247Sports.
Tristan Stroschein is off to an excellent start on the boys soccer field this season. The Altoona High School sophomore has played a key role for his team.
Last week, Stroschein scored Altoona’s second goal against River Falls. The goal was a 50-yard sprint to intercept a back pass from a defender to their goalkeeper.
Stroschein scored again Saturday against St. Croix Falls/Unity in the seventh minute. He pounced on a passing error and slotted it on his first touch past their keeper from 18 yards out.
The Mets’ offense stayed cold and their pitching struggles continued in an 11-3 loss to the Philadelphia Phillies on Wednesday night at Citizens Bank Park.
New York (76-70) has now lost five games in a row, falling 10 games back in the NL East.
Here are some takeaways…
— Clay Holmes struggled out of the gate, hitting Bryce Harper on the back of the foot to load the bases and giving up a RBI-single to J.T. Realmuto. After getting a strikeout, Holmes hit Max Kepler in nearly the exact same spot as Harper to walk in a run as the Phillies took a 2-0 lead.
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The first hit Boston Red Sox closer Aroldis Chapman allowed since July 23 walked off the Athletics Wednesday.
A flamethrowing Chapman reached triple digits with his fastball, just like the eight-time All-Star and two-time World Series champ has been doing since he made his MLB debut in 2010. But his 100 mph four-seamer arrived near the heart of the zone.
Athletics outfielder Lawrence Butler slapped an opposite-field single to left-center that handed the Red Sox another walk-off loss, their MLB-leading 12th such defeat this season, according to ESPN.
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The Charlotte Hornets’ event coordinator may be polishing their résumé after cracking a wild joke at the expense of former Hornet Terry Rozier.
READ: ‘Scary’ Terry Rozier’s NBA Betting Scandal Details Raises More Questions Than Answers
Rozier, now with the Miami Heat, was tied earlier this year to a federal probe into possible sports gambling activity. Investigators reviewed footage of him hoisting bad shots, allegedly linked to bets placed on his unders.