Brendan Allen believes UFC middleweight champion Sean Strickland is a bad matchup for Nassourdine Imavov.
Imavov (17-4 MMA, 9-2 UFC) said he's 100 percent confident that he's next in line for a ***** le shot against Strickland (31-7 MMA, 18-7 UFC). Imavov hasn't lost a bout since dropping a five-round decision to Strickland in January 2023 – a fight which Strickland took on short notice at light heavyweight.
Allen (27-7 MMA, 15-4 UFC), who also has a loss to Strickland, explained the difference between their short-notice fights.
"It was up at 205. I think Sean took it on Tuesday, but from what I understood from that one is Sean was out, he was chilling, that's why it was at 205," Allen told Submission Radio. "When I fought Sean, he had just fought two weeks before. So, he was still in really good shape. I was the one who didn't want to make '85 back to back. I didn't know how my body would recover, so that's why we fought at '95, but he was still in really good shape. But with Imavov, I heard he'd been out. He was recovering, not really training super a lot."
Despite the different circumstances that a rematch would take place in, Allen still sees Strickland getting the best of Imavov.

#strickland #allen #notice

Mississippi is suing two former football players who transferred to LSU this offseason, alleging both failed to repay portions of their NIL compensation after leaving the program.
According to the Clarion Ledger — part of the USA TODAY Network — the Rebels filed civil complaints against defensive end Princewill Umanmielen and offensive lineman Devin Harper on Monday, July 27 in a Lafayette County Circuit Court.
The Rebels are seeking almost $1 million between the two lawsuits combined for unreceived payments —$550,000 for Umanmielen's early termination penalty and $400,000 for Harper's early termination penalty — as well as litigation fees resulting from the lawsuit.
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"The University of Mississippi values its student-athletes and is committed to honoring all obligations made to them," Ole Miss said in a statement to the Clarion Ledger. "In return, the university expects that same commitment from its student-athletes and their representatives in upholding their contracts.

#termination #penalty

Eleven years ago today:
The Blue Jays made a blockbuster trade for Troy Tulowitzki. You know you are getting old when things you think happened a few weeks ago actually happened 11 years ago.
The deal sent Tulowitzki and LaTroy Hawkins to Toronto in exchange for Jose Reyes, Jeff Hoffman (I wonder what ever happened to him), Miguel Castro, and Jesus Tinoco.
At the time, the trade worked: the Blue Jays finally returned to the playoffs. Tulowitzki batted .250/.313/.414 with 36 home runs in 238 games over three seasons for Toronto. After his release, he signed with the Yankees but managed only 13 at-bats before landing on the injured list, then retired soon after.
One can only wonder how Tulowitzki's tenure in Toronto would have unfolded without the devastating ankle injury he suffered—also on July 28th, in 2017—when he rolled his ankle slipping off first base. At 32, he still had the potential for a few more strong seasons, possibly building the numbers needed for a Hall of Fame case.

#years #only

After a dominant run through the East Zone Tournament, the Hagerstown PONY-13 All-Stars will fly to California to play in the PONY-13 World Series in Carlsbad starting Friday, July 31.
"I don't think it will set in completely until they get out to California and see the Dominican Republic, ****** an, France, Mexico," said manager Jeff Mills. "When they start seeing these guys they get to play against, it's going to kind of hit them. But I don't think these boys will get nervous."
Hagerstown outscored its opponents by a combined 39-8 in the East Zone. Hagerstown broke a 4-4 tie with a pair of runs in the sixth inning of a 7-4 win over Athletix in the opener, then blew open its other two games with 10-run innings while defeating the Ohio Prospects 16-1 and Athletix 16-3 in the ****** le game.
"They played great the whole weekend," Mills said. "They're very mature for their age. They never got down at any point in the tournament, just stayed strong. The pitchers threw great. ****** ody had a really rough outing. Defensively, there were only two or three errors. They're solid the whole way around.
"When they put up 10 runs on Ohio, that was a big confidence boost because at that point they knew they'd have to get beat twice in the championship round. Then they put up 10 again."

#zone

James's Sixers are expected to get the maximum 34 national game telecasts/streams across Disney's ABC/ESPN, NBCUniversal's NBC Sports/Peacock, and Amazon's Prime Video during the upcoming NBA season, say sources. That would more than double the 14 national games that Joel Embiid's team was featured in during the 2025-6 campaign.
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#sixers #maximum #joel

Frenkie de Jong's future at Barcelona has taken an unexpected twist after fresh reports suggest Hansi Flick is no longer convinced the Dutch midfielder should remain a key part of his plans.
According to Gerard Romero, the Barcelona manager has grown increasingly unconvinced by De Jong's recent performances and overall role within the squad.
As a result, the club could now consider offers for the midfielder if the right proposal arrives before the transfer window closes.
The development comes just days after reports claimed that the relationship between Flick and De Jong had deteriorated, raising questions over the long-term future of one of Barcelona's most experienced players.
The uncertainty surrounding Frenkie de Jong's Barcelona future stretches back to the closing stages of last season, when trust between the midfielder and his manager began to fade.

#frenkie #reports #according

Notts County have signed Harrogate Town midfielder Jack Evans for an undisclosed fee.
The 25-year-old has agreed a three-year deal with the Magpies.
He scored twice in 48 appearances for Harrogate last season, having joined from FC Halifax Town in the summer of 2025.
He was named Harrogate's Player of the Season by both the club's supporters and his team-mates.
"Despite Harrogate's struggles last season, Jack was one of the outstanding midfielders in the division," Notts County director of football Richard Montague told the club website.

#county #magpies

Stefan Bajcetic took to Instagram with a defiant message after he made his long-awaited return to Liverpool training on Thursday.
The 21-year-old hasn’t played for the Reds since May 2024 and didn’t get a single minute on the pitch last season due to persistent injury problems, but he now seems closer than ever to finally being involved on matchday again.
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The Spaniard has travelled with the LFC squad for their pre-season tour to the United States, and Andoni Iraola said earlier this week that the midfielder was ‘close to training with the group’.
On Thursday, Liverpool’s official website and social media channels posted images from the latest training session in Chicago, some of which showed Bajcetic being involved alongside his teammates on the grass, a significant step forward in his recovery.

#Liverpool

Jul. 23— On Wednesday the Meadow Greens — Ramsey Ladies Golf Club held their "Mid-Summer Slump" tournament. The round was a basic 18-hole low-gross, low-net game. Handicaps were taken off at the end of the round.
The low-gross winner with a score of 87 was Chris Swatfager. First low-net was Pat Busker with a 72, second low-net was Nancy Wesely shooting a 73, third low-net went to Mary Jo Swoboda with a 74, fourth low-net with a score of 75 was Carmel Taylor, and fifth low-net went to Joyce Anderson with a 76.

#round

Even though Chase Elliott and Kyle Larson look like potential championship contenders, this has not been an overall banner campaign for Hendrick Motorsports.
Larson is amidst a 39-race winless streakWilliam Byron is 12th in the standings and it's a fight to crack the top-10 every weekAlex Bowman suffered a bout of vertigo earlier this year but hasn't been competitive consistently either
So, all told, Hendrick Motorsports is not in a great place this year and their two wins (both by Elliott) has been matched by their satellite partners, Spire Motorsports. Dale Earnhardt Jr. spent a decade driving for Rick Hendrick and detailed exactly what happens during team meetings with the boss has seen enough.
He explained Mr. H's process on this week's episode of the Dale Jr. Download podcast.
"I've been with HMS when they sort of get into these ruts, or these little phases," said Earnhardt. "I'm not concerned, because what happens is they'll have a competition meeting, which they'll have one this week. They'll have one every week.

#larson #earnhardt #happens

New York Yankees shortstop Jose Caballero was involved in a heated interaction with the umpire at Yankee Stadium.
The Yankees suffered a 5-3 defeat at the hands of the Pittsburgh Pirates, which saw Caballero warned following a pitch-clock violation.
Frustrations were apparent as Caballero pleaded his innocence to umpire Quinn Wolcott after the sixth inning crack down.
This is not the first time Caballero has been warned of the pitch-clock violation after being spoken to against the Toronto Blue Jays just last month.
The MLB are looking to crackdown on Caballero’s routine, which involves the 29-year-old not acknowledging the pitcher until just before the clock reaches eight seconds.

#jose

The Stanley Cup made a stop in Milford on Saturday.
Fresh off helping the Carolina Hurricanes win the Stanley Cup, defenseman Shayne Gostisbehere brought hockey's most famous trophy to Dockside Brewery for a private celebration with family, friends and several Hurricanes teammates.
"I never thought the Stanley Cup would be at the restaurant until I saw them take it off the bus," Dockside manager Tom Hanley said. "I was in awe. I'm a sports fan, but I never really thought much about the trophies. The Stanley Cup is so impressive when you see it in person."
While the gathering was private for Gostisbehere and his guests, some Dockside employees had the opportunity to pose for photos with the Cup and even drink from it.

#stanley #dockside #milford

The Boston Celtics have built their teams in a number of ways over the decades, but few if any methods have born more fruit than through the NBA draft. The best players to suit up for the Celtics have, by and large, come to Boston either through being taken directly in the annual event, or via trades made that night.
And it is not just the top stars who have been picked up by the Celtics via the draft. Countless members of the storied ball club's alumni have been taken by the team via that annual event, and some schools are better represented than others. We can see blue blood programs and some very small schools both delivering top talent to Boston's rosters over the years, so we decided to take a look at which players came from which schools overall.
So without further ado, let's take a look at every player who has been drafted by the Celtics out of Richmond.
Draft year and position: 6th round (23rd pick, 138th overall), 1982 NBA Draft
Seasons at Richmond: 4

#schools #boston

"I'm just a Jack of all trades," jokes Lucy Woodward as she trains at Jersey's athletics track for the final time before the 2026 Commonwealth Games.
The 23-year-old is set to make history in Glasgow as the first woman from Jersey to compete in a multi-event discipline in the heptathlon later this week.
She is part of a five-strong athletics team from Jersey which sees decathlete Evan Campbell joined by sprinters Zach Saunders, Steve MacKay and Jamie Oldham.
"I don't have any standout events, I always thought if I was good enough at something it might be an easier life to specialise," she tells BBC Jersey at the FB Fields athletics track where she first started multi-eventing aged 10.
"I just think the training is so diverse, every day is different. I like that you can have one bad event and then you can make up for it and it's the most interesting event if you ask me."

#athletics #multi

Sanju Samson has revealed how Rohit Sharma's reassuring words during the ICC Men's T20 World Cup 2026 initially failed to convince him after being left out of India's playing XI in the latter stages of the tournament. However, the wicketkeeper-batter eventually rediscovered his confidence and responded with one of the defining knocks of India's campaign against the West Indies.

After Samson endured a disappointing five-match T20I series against New Zealand heading into the World Cup, Rohit made it clear that the Kerala batter still had an important role to play in India's campaign.

"Dukhi mat ho bhai. It is a long tournament, kabhi bhi mauka aa sakta hai." ("Don't be disheartened, brother. It is a long tournament. You'll get your chance. The opportunity can come anytime,") Rohit had told Samson while embracing him.
Reflecting on that difficult phase, Samson admitted he was too disappointed to believe his captain's words at the time.

"To be honest, I didn't believe him at that time. Sorry. He might have spoken from his heart or from his experience, but that day I wasn't able to see what he was seeing. You could see it on my face; I was a bit off that day," Samson told JioStar.

The Kerala batter said the disappointment lingered even after India's World Cup campaign began, making it difficult for him to move on immediately.

"Our World Cup campaign started two days after the New Zealand series, and it takes me at least a week to recover. I don't like to bottle things up, so it shows on my face if I'm not feeling 100 per cent. I went through that phase for four or five days before getting myself back on track," he added.
Samson said the setback eventually turned into an opportunity for self-reflection, helping him reconnect with his purpose as a cricketer.

"You know you've failed, so what's next? You're at the bottom, so from there, you can only go up. I started working on myself mentally. I started asking myself questions, why do I play cricket? What's my purpose? It was like I was rediscovering myself while the World Cup was going on. And then everything just came back," Samson said.
Sanju Samson scripted one of the greatest redemption stories in T20 World Cup history, finishing as the Player of the Tournament as India lifted the 2026 ICC Men's T20 World Cup on home soil. After initially missing out on the playing XI following a lean run of form, Samson fought his way back into the side and ended the tournament as India's highest run-scorer and the third-highest overall, amassing 321 runs in just five matches at an outstanding average of 80.25 and a blistering strike rate of 199.37. He also smashed a tournament-record 24 sixes, the most by any batter in a single T20 World Cup edition.

#samson #World #campaign #back

Girona has reached an agreement with Sergi Puig for the goalkeeper to be part of the first team squad during the 2026-27 season. After two seasons defending the goal for Girona B, the player will make the definitive leap to the first team.
Born in Premià de Mar on November 19, 1998, Sergi Puig trained at UE Vilassar de Mar before joining the FC Barcelona academy, where he completed much of his formative stage until reaching Barça Atlètic. He later gained experience with various clubs in Spanish football, including UD Las Palmas Atlético, SD Ponferradina, CE Sabadell, and Sestao River.
In the summer of 2024, he joined Girona B, where he has competed for the past two seasons, establishing himself as an important part of the team.

One England fan has spent the last month in the United States of America for the World Cup and has loved his experience.
The 2026 World Cup has not been without its critics, with the hydration breaks and the extended half-time show that is taking place at the final on Sunday among the decisions drawing criticism.
But the USA itself has received much praise throughout the tournament, including from England supporter Oliver Henry, who has now summed up his journey in a social media post, in which he thanked the American people.
Henry has documented his journey following England this summer and has gained a decent following on social media as a result.
His trip is now taking him to Atlanta to watch the Three Lions face off with Argentina in the semi-finals of the competition.

Preseason PAC-12 honors are rolling in for Fresno State Football as the Bulldogs are now just weeks away from the opening of Fall Camp.
Athlon Sports released its 2026 All-PAC12 teams, highlighted by 16 selections from Fresno State.
Senior star cornerback Simeon Harris leading the way for first-team selections.
The All-Mountain West honorable mention led the conference in interceptions, helping to revamp the Bulldog defense along with fellow first-teamer defensive lineman Deijon Laffitee.
Sophomore Left Tackle and Buchanan grad Brayden Walton also snagging first team honors, helping to anchor Coach Entz's rushing attack, which gained its most yards on the ground since 2018.

The Scottish press has dropped a massive development. Rangers are actively pursuing AEK Athens left-back James Penrice, reports Transfer Feed. The 27-year-old only left Hearts last summer in a £2 million deal, picking up a Greek Super League winner’s medal during his brief stint abroad. Yet, he wants out. He wants an immediate UK return, craving regular first-team minutes after a season spent largely as a rotation player. The lure of Glasgow is strong. Penrice completely prefers a lucrative proposal from Ibrox over competing interest from English Championship duo Middlesbrough and Blackburn.
It is an aggressive early move from the Ibrox hierarchy. They want local talent through the door quickly. During his single season in Greece, the defender featured 20 times in the league, starting 16 matches. His stat line reads zero goals, zero ***** ists, and seven yellow cards. Unspectacular, perhaps, but he helped AEK clinch the domestic ***** le. Now, he wants to be back home.
GLASGOW, SCOTLAND – APRIL 19: James Penrice of Hearts looks dejected after the team’s 2-1 defeat after the Scottish Gas Scottish Cup Semi Final match between Hearts and Aberdeen at Hampden Park on April 19, 2025 in Glasgow, Scotland. (Photo by Ian MacNicol/Getty Images)
The full-back position demands immediate tactical reinforcement. New manager Derek McInnes needs defensive steel, rapid recovery pace, and reliable width to challenge Celtic. Penrice offers proven Scottish Premiership experience. He won individual player of the year accolades at Tynecastle before moving to Greece. His deep familiarity with the local game gives him an immediate psychological advantage. He won’t need an adaptation period. He handles away-ground hostility well.
The tactical fit, however, raises questions. McInnes prefers a direct, high-pressing defensive unit that relies heavily on physical aerial duels. Penrice is a different profile. He thrives in possession-heavy structures. His Greek stint showed his technical ability to dictate tempo from deep positions. Scottish football requires raw physical dominance in the defensive third. It is a genuine tactical dilemma.

From the moment he broke out with the Los Angeles Angels, Shohei Ohtani has been Major League Baseball's biggest star. There's no other way to describe it.
Now with the Los Angeles Dodgers, the dual threat proved that by receiving the most fan votes for the 2026 MLB All-Star Game in Philadelphia on Tuesday, July 14, his third consecutive selection with the back-to-back World Series champions.
Despite that, Ohtani surprisingly will not partake in the Midsummer Classic, as he has remained in Los Angeles during the All-Star break for treatment. The Dodgers announced the decision for the four-time MVP on Friday, July 10, though he finished the first half with the squad against the Arizona Diamondbacks.
Ohtani was scheduled to be the National League’s starting designated hitter, which will now go to Philadelphia Phillies DH Kyle Schwarber, who leads the majors in home runs.
The NL is going for its second consecutive All-Star Game victory after it defeated the American League in an electric swing-off in Atlanta last season, which Schwarber won by going 3-for-3 with his swings. First pitch is set for 8 p.m. ET at Citizens Bank Park in Philadelphia.

On Saturday, Virginia Tech pitcher Brett Renfrow heard his name called in the 2026 MLB Draft, selected No. 74 overall by the Minnesota Twins.
Major League Baseball wrapped up the draft on Sunday, and three more Hokies heard their names called. Here are those Hokies:
P Luke Craytor: Selected 255th overall (9th round) by the Chicago White Sox
P Griffin Stieg: Selected 378th overall (13th) round by the Pittsburgh Pirates
P Madden Clement: Selected 449th overall (15th round) by the Kansas City Royals

USC football plays Wisconsin this season. Two key Badgers the Trojans must plan for are linebacker Mason Posa and quarterback Colton Joseph. Nittany Lions Wire wrote about both players:
On Posa:
"With several changes coming to a pretty solid defensive unit, attention could turn to the young players up front tasked with making the D-line fearsome. Among them is sophomore linebacker Mason Posa, who could be primed for a breakout campaign. While he was forced into the lineup due to injury, he has proven highly capable, tallying 25 tackles and 4 TFLs. If he continues to show marked improvement, he could become the new face of this defense."
On Joseph:
"The quarterback position has always been a major weakness for this Badgers squad. For three consecutive seasons, the team has had to contend with several injuries to the man at the helm of the offense. That is why Luke Fickell went into the transfer portal to acquire Old Dominion's Colton Joseph. While Joseph is not necessarily the most impressive of passers, Badgers fans should be intrigued by his 1,007 yards rushing along with 13 touchdowns, presenting an interesting dual-threat capability. If Joseph stays healthy, he could immediately elevate the national profile of the program."

Paddy Pimblett bounced back in a big way with a lightning quick submission win over Benoit Saint Denis in the UFC 329 co-main event.
Following a back-and-forth war with future UFC lightweight champion Justin Gaethje back in January, Pimblett had something to prove on Saturday night. An ill-fated takedown attempt from Saint Denis was all Pimblett needed as he ***** ed a guillotine choke before transitioning to D’arce choke and the French lightweight just had no chance to escape.
The fight ended after referee Marc Goddard checked on Saint Denis and he was completely unconscious from the choke. The stoppage came at just 52 seconds into the opening round.
“Sub of the year, ***** !” Pimblett said after his latest win. “I knew he was out. I had to say to Mark, he’s unconscious. He’s going to shoot in … and I’m going to choke his ***** unconscious. I’m like a f*cking spider. When I got a hold of you, you don’t get out.
“What now? Am I finished? Who wants it next? I don’t get a f*ck. Give me anyone. Who f*cking wants it? If [Conor] McGregor wants it, he can f*cking get it!”

A versatile All-Ohio football player is transferring to the 2025 Akron City Series champions.
Marcus Council, a third-team All-Ohio defensive back in Division IV a year ago at Streetsboro High School, has transferred to East for his senior season. Council is 5-foot-9 and 175 pounds.
Council helped the Rockets reach the Division IV playoffs in 2025 and win its opening postseason game. They finished the season with a 9-3 record.
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Council made made six interceptions, 36 tackles, three pass deflections and fumble recovery as a defensive back for the Rockets in 2025.

The Cincinnati Reds have five picks the first day of the two-day 2026 MLB Draft, and if you find the right channel for the start of the draft, you'll have to switch by the time the Reds make their first pick at No. 18 overall on Saturday afternoon, July 12.
That's because only the first 10 picks, scheduled for 1 p.m. to 2:30 p.m., will be broadcast on NBC and Peacock.
From 2:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. (picks 11-40), the show moves to a combination of league affiliates: MLB Network, MLB.TV and MLB.com.
The rest of the draft's first day, through the fourth round, can be seen on MLB.TV and MLB.com.
The draft concludes July 13 with rounds 5 through 20, starting at 11:30 a.m., on MLB.TV and MLB.com.

Belgium's World Cup journey came to a painful end against Spain, but the result was not the only concern to emerge from the quarter-final.
Real Madrid goalkeeper Thibaut Courtois was forced off during the second half after appearing to suffer another muscle problem, raising fresh fears over the fitness of one of the club's most important players.
Courtois had once again shown his true value throughout the tournament, producing a series of decisive performances that helped Belgium reach the last eight.
Against Spain, the experienced goalkeeper repeatedly frustrated Luis de la Fuente's side with a string of outstanding saves, keeping his team in the contest even as the pressure continued to build.
His evening, however, ended in distress as he was unable to complete the match, leaving Real Madrid anxiously awaiting the outcome of further medical ******* sments.

The Joplin Junior All-Stars softball team's bid for a state championship came to an abrupt end with a pair of losses during opening night of the state junior softball Little League tournament on Thursday at Blinzler Fields.
In Game 1, Joplin fell 15-0 in four innings to the Twin City All-Stars from Crystal City. Twin City pitcher Carlie Heiligenmann threw a near-perfect game, striking out seven and giving up just one walk in a complete game no-hitter. Heiligenmann also helped herself out with an inside-the-park homer in the bottom of the fourth.
Joplin had a hard time finding its defensive footing, logging nine errors in the game. Twin City's 15 runs came off of 10 hits.
Twin City took an early 2-0 lead in the bottom of the opening inning, added four more runs in both the second and third innings and plated five in the fourth frame.
Heiligenmann finished 2 for 3 with two runs and two RBIs for Twin City. K Prock was 2 for 3 with three RBIs and a run.

Henry Patten knows only victory in the men's doubles final at Wimbledon on Saturday will get him and partner Harri Heliovaara on the ATP Tour Instagram page amid the sport's ongoing civil war.
The four-man format at the All England Club has been overshadowed after a proposal was presented at an ATP Player Council meeting last week that would mean from 2028 doubles draws would be halved and prize money reduced in favour of singles players.
It has sparked outrage in the doubles community and British left-hander Patten has been one of the most outspoken, but not let it distract the world number one pair from another deep run at a grand slam.
Patten and Heliovaara progressed into Saturday's showpiece on Centre Court against Mate Pavic and Marcelo Arevalo with a 7-6 (7-2), 7-6 (10-8) victory over Thanasi Kokkinakis and Aleksandar Kovacevic in front of a packed Court One crowd on Thursday.
The thrilling triumph has not made it onto the ATP's Instagram page yet and nor did Patten and Heliovaara after they finished runners-up at Roland Garros.

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The Pittsburgh Steelers signed safety Jaquan Brisker in free agency this offseason, and it is safe to say he is taking his new opportunity very seriously.
Brisker recently worked out with former Pitt and Los Angeles Rams legend Aaron Donald and soaked up as much knowledge as he could from the three-time NFL Defensive Player of the Year.
Brisker is joining Pittsburgh after spending the first four years of his NFL career with the Chicago Bears, who selected him in the second round of the 2022 NFL Draft.
Over the last four years in the league, he has recorded 342 tackles, seven sacks, four forced fumbles, two fumble recoveries, 21 passes defensed and four interceptions.

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The Miami Marlins have been a pleasant surprise this season. Going into Thursday's games, they sit tied in second place with the Philadelphia Phillies in the National League East with their 51-42 record.
They have played extremely well this year, and this is going to be an interesting team to watch as the trade deadline approaches. They have the opportunity to add a difference-maker, but the front office is likely thinking all about the future right now.
The 2026 MLB Draft is just days away, and the Marlins will be drafting 14th overall, and there is sure to be a star in the making on the board when Miami hits the clock.
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