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No. 88 will be prohibited for use among soccer players in Italy due to a new initiative aimed at combatting antisemitism. 
The rule, which was coordinated by the Italian government and the Italian soccer federation, was announced Tuesday and includes the addition of a code of ethics in accordance with the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance, according to the Associated Press. Additionally, in the case of fans singing antisemitic chants, the initiative calls for games to be suspended.
No. 88 has been used by extremist groups as a numerical code for “Heil Hitler.

Russell Wilson is the Broncos’ leading returning rusher.
Once a dynamic threat to take off and run, the veteran quarterback has dialed things back in recent years. The fact that his 277 yards from 2022 — a career-low — is the highest rushing total of any returning player is illustrative of the situation in Denver.
Latavius Murray left for the Bills in free agency while Melvin Gordon, who was released in November and picked up by the Chiefs, remains unsigned. Chase Edmonds and Mike Boone both found new homes after the season and Marlon Mack is still a free agent.

As most college students do after their school wins a national championship, some UConn students hit the streets following the Huskies’ win over San Diego State in April for the basketball championship. Some students went way overboard, however, and caused close to $123,000 worth of damage.
Some fans/students went as far as ripping lampposts out of the ground and scaling campus buildings, cars were flipped, and fires were started around Storrs. Police have charged 22 people in connection with the rioting, 16 of which were UConn students.

Alex Graham, a highly touted British hockey player has died at just 20-years-old, according to a statement from his team.
Graham played in the Elite Ice Hockey Hockey League, the top level of hockey in the United Kingdom.
On Monday, his team, the Sheffield Steelers announced that he had died over the weekend. The team did not reveal a cause of death.

The NCAA appears set to crack down on NIL violations for schools across the country after NCAA executive vice president of regulatory affairs Stan Wilcox sent a memo to schools on Tuesday stating that any school that violates NCAA rules, despite what its state laws allow, could be punished.
This memo comes after various states in the SEC footprint have or are planning to establish laws that allow student-athletes to receive NIL money through schools’ fundraising arms.