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Game Wrap | #14 Purdue 72, Northern Kentucky 50 | Jacobsen hurt in win

Purdue wins its second game of the season, handling the Norse 72-50 behind another efficient night from Fletcher Loyer. As with Purdue's first game in the season, Purdue's offense got it going early, jumping out to an 18-4 lead five minutes into the game after scoring on its first four possessions, including knocking down its first three three-pointers. Purdue's team did take a hit early with true freshman, starting center, Daniel Jacobsen going down with what appeared to be a shin contusion o
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Players to Watch: No. 10 Notre Dame vs. Florida State

Junior Billy Schrauth (74) is back on the Irish starting lineup after missing a large chunk of the season with an ankle injury. Jeff Douglas, Inside ND Sports SOUTH BEND, Ind. — Marcus Freeman’s introduction to the Notre Dame-Florida State series came without an on-ramp and prompted the then-Irish defensive coordinator to do some soul-searching and scheme-adjusting in the aftermath.
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Daniel Jacobsen suffers lower leg injury vs. Northern Kentucky

Exactly one minute into No. 14 Purdue's Friday night game against Northern Kentucky, freshman center Daniel Jacobsen hit the floor with an apparent injury. Jacobsen collided with a Norse player's forearm as he was dashing across the court in an off-ball move, and fell to the floor clutching his lower leg. When Jacobsen emerged with several minutes remaining in the first half, he did so in warmups and a large pack of ice wrapped on his right knee.
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The three-pointer: Takeaways from Alabama's win over Arkansas State

Bryan Hodgson came ready to face his former team. Arkansas State's second-year coach, who was once a former assistant to Nate Oats, led a scrappy Red Wolves side that was willing to play with No. 2 Alabama’s big bodies in the lane and run with the Tide in transition. The physicality of the game led to a litany of foul calls, many of which were not appreciated by Oats and the Tide faithful.
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SEC Live: This week in recruiting

Rivals national recruiting analyst Sam Spiegelman compiles all the news, notes and analysis of the recruiting trail.
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Donald Trump Banned From Nation’s Secrets by Defying Ethics Laws

President-elect Donald Trump’s return to the White House could be a bumpy ride because he has not pledged to avoid conflicts of interest, among other ethical concerns, while in office. The New York Times reported that Trump’s transition team missed the Oct. 1 deadline to submit an ethics plan in accordance with the Presidential Transition Act. What’s more is NYT reported that Trump’s assembled transition team has refused to participate in the established transition process, usually beginning mon
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Bolton on Musk joining Trump’s Zelensky call: ‘I wouldn’t get too hyper thyroid about it’

Former Trump’s national security adviser John Bolton seemingly brushed off President-elect Trump’s decision to have billionaire Elon Musk join his call with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky after his 2024 election victory. “My first reaction when I heard it was, well, so what? What’s unusual about having the Vice President-elect sitting with the President-elect on a…
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Kate Middleton's Body Language at Today's Somber Outing Spoke Volumes

Whether you're a celebrity or not, your body language doesn't lie. But if you are a celebrity, there are cameras capturing your every move, meaning your body language is even more likely to give away your true feelings. Take, for example, Taylor Swift whose recent shift in body language spoke volumes about her relationship with Travis Kelce. Or Heidi Klum, whose behavior alongside husband Tom Kaulitz has been incredibly revealing. And the same goes for the royals. From King Charles's unprecedent
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Former Sanders adviser: ‘Never a chance in hell’ Harris would win

Tezlyn Figaro, a former campaign adviser to Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.), said “there was never a chance in hell” that Vice President Harris would win the presidential election, putting blame on President Biden’s late dropout announcement and big-money consultants. “There was never a chance in hell that VP Harris was going to have a shot…
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