Tech stocks boosted the major indexes on Tuesday morning as markets eyed Middle East talks and earnings rolled in, with the arrival of ****** eX's (SPCX) earnings after the bell in focus.
The tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite (^IXIC) led stocks higher, surging over 2%, while the S&P 500 (^GSPC) added 1.5%, pacing for a record high close. The blue-chip Dow Jones Industrial Average (^DJI) built on its own record high on Monday with a 1.7% gain.
A slew of important earnings updates helped lift stocks on Tuesday. Caterpillar (CAT), the Dow's second-largest component by weight and an industrial beneficiary of the AI build-out, gained 6% after its sales and revenue topped $20 billion for the first time.
Palantir (PLTR) stock also soared 26% following what CEO Alex Karp deemed an "otherworldly" quarter. In the second quarter, Palantir's commercial revenue from the US government surged 90% year over year.
That helped propel a rally in chip and tech stocks, as the PHLX Semiconductor Index (^SOX) jumped 6% and stocks such as Intel (INTC), Micron (MU), and Nvidia (NVDA) gained momentum.

#tuesday #industrial #high #second

One of the questions that the Minnesota Vikings are going to have to come up with an answer for relatively soon is what to do with wide receiver Jordan Addison. They've already picked up the fifth-year option on his rookie contract, which would appear to be the precursor to a long-term extension with the purple, and such an extension just continues to get more and more expensive.
On Tuesday morning, the Baltimore Ravens announced that they had signed wide receiver Zay Flowers to a four-year, $140 million contract extension with $108 million in guaranteed money. Those terms are nearly identical to the extension that Justin Jefferson signed two years ago. Jefferson's extension was also a four-year, $140 million pact with $110 million guaranteed. So, Zay Flowers is, officially, making "Justin Jefferson money."
Flowers and Addison went with back-to-back picks in the 2023 NFL Draft, with the Ravens taking Flowers at #22 overall and the Vikings selecting Addison at #23 . Thus far in their careers, Flowers has the edge in receptions (237 to 175) and receiving yardage (3,128 to 2,396, with Flowers going over the 1,000-yard mark twice), while Addison has found the end zone more times than Flowers has (22 touchdowns to 14).
Of course, Addison has had to compete with Jefferson for catches, which causes his numbers to take a bit of a hit. Flowers has led the Ravens in receptions in each of his three NFL seasons, while Addison has been the clear #2 wide receiver in the Minnesota offense. Them's the breaks, I guess.

#extension #minnesota

Incoming Major League Soccer Commissioner Larry Berg sees his role as continuing the trajectory of the league under his soon-to-be predecessor, Don Garber.
The 30-team league that Graber grew during his 27-year tenure now looks to Berg to capitalize on the success of the World Cup this past summer and guide the transition to a new international schedule next year.
"I think one of the reasons that I raised my hand is I feel like I have the enthusiasm and the passion to hopefully have other people, in some cases, see it through my eyes and understand where we're going and where it can go and what what it can be," Berg told The ****** ociated Press. "I'm very proud of where we already are. I think we've come a very, very long way."
Berg, a co-owner of LAFC, will formally take over as commissioner at the start of next year. Garber, who has served as the league's commissioner since 1999, will help guide the transition before moving into a new role as chairman.
Garber said the ideal candidate would unite the entire MLS ecosystem around a shared vision. And he believes the league will have that under Berg, who will become just the third commissioner in the history of the league.

#league #commissioner #role #guide

PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad (AP) — Pakistan captain Babar Azam was denied his first test century in four years as West Indies fought back in the second and final cricket test on Tuesday.
Babar, who last scored a test century in December 2022 against New Zealand at Karachi, was run out for 88 by Brandon King's stunning direct throw from short cover before Pakistan's middle order collapsed and reached 333-6 at lunch on Day 3.
Pakistan still trails by 11 runs with Abdullah Shafique holding the fort at 132 not out and tailender Sajid Khan unbeaten on 16.
King picked up a lower back injury and had to be stretchered off after he fell awkwardly as his sharp throw ran out Babar at the striker's end when Shafique refused to go for a tight single and Babar couldn't recover his ground after running halfway to the wicket.
West Indies dried up runs through some disciplined bowling from Jomel Warrican and Jayden Seales after Pakistan resumed at 266-2.

#babar #west #runs

The Brooklyn Nets came into the 2026 NBA offseason with the goal of improving the roster as much as possible following a 2025-26 season in which they finished with a 20-62 record. Brooklyn's biggest move of the summer was trading for Minnesota Timberwolves forward Julius Randle and most of the fanbase believes that the team has improved.
As of this writing, most Nets fans feel that the roster has gotten better since the beginning of the offseason, according to a poll posted on NetsDaily. Out of 41 votes, 56% of the respondents believe that the team has improved somewhat while 37% feel that the roster has improved significantly when considering all of the moves made thus far.
In addition to trading for Randle, the Nets were somewhat active in free-agency as they signed former Cleveland Cavaliers guard Keon Ellis and former Orlando Magic center Mo Wagner. More to that point, Brooklyn also managed to re-sign forward Josh Minott and center Day'Ron Sharpe, who is looking to be a starter for the first time in his career.
As far as who the Nets lost over the course of the summer, the biggest subtraction was starting center Nic Claxton, who was traded to the Chicago Bulls as part of the Randle deal. Forward Ziaire Williams, who had arguably the best season of his career this past year, left Brooklyn in free-agency to sign with the Los Angeles Lakers after being with the Nets over the past two seasons.
After a disappointing 2025-26 campaign, the Nets ultimately ended up with the No. 6 overall pick in the 2026 NBA Draft, which they used to select promising point guard Mikel Brown Jr. out of Louisville. With Randle joining Sharpe and forward Michael Porter Jr., Brown will likely be in the starting backcourt with Egor Demin, who impressed during his time in the summer circuit. There are plenty of reasons for Nets fans to feel better about the team at this point in the offseason.

#roster #improved

A lot has happened in the time between Brooks Bahr's commitment to and actual arrival at BYU.
Bahr signed with the Cougars in November 2023, as Mark Pope was leading the program into its inaugural Big 12 campaign.
Since then, Pope went to Kentucky and was replaced in Provo by Kevin Young, who has won 60% of his Big 12 matchups, reached a Sweet 16 and produced two first-round NBA draft selections — all while Bahr served as a missionary in Germany, Austria and Switzerland.
"I think he's got the physicality to do well in our league. What I've seen out of his offensive game, he's a guy who can dribble, pass and shoot, stuff I've been talking about for a while. So I think he'll fit in, he'll fit in well."

#bahr #think #he 'll

Carolina Panthers 2024 first-round draft pick Xavier Legette was carted off the field on Tuesday with an upper-body injury.
Panthers coach Dave Canales is expected to address the exact nature of the wide receiver's injury after practice.
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Legette was trying to make a catch in the corner of the end zone when he came down hard on the back of his head. Trainers rushed to his side and Legette was later seen wiggling his fingers in the air in front of trainers before boarding a cart.
Players shook Legette's right hand before he was taken into the locker room.

#panthers #tuesday #dave #LUKE

BLOOMINGTON — Indiana football didn't hold onto its No. 1 ranking in the US LMB Coaches Poll.
USA TODAY revealed the preseason top 25 during a live stream on Tuesday with the reigning national champions ranking at No. 6. The Hoosiers will open the season ranked in the coaches poll for only the third time since 1991.
After opening last season as the No. 19 team in the country, IU climbed to the top spot for the first time in program history by knocking off then No. 1 Ohio State in the Big Ten ****** le game. The Buckeyes are back in the top spot to open 2026 with Oregon — a team Indiana beat twice last year — ranked at No. 2.
The Hoosiers have a tough schedule this year with five games against ranked opponents, including No. 1 Ohio State, No. 14 USC, No. 16 Michigan, No. 19 Washington.
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#ranked #hoosiers

One of Carolina's key offensive players had an injury scare during Tuesday's practice, but should be OK sooner than later.
Head coach Dave Canales told reporters in his press conference that receiver Xavier Legette appeared to have suffered a stinger on a rough landing after making a catch during the session.
"Made a really nice play, high pointed it … came down really hard," Canales said. "Went in, evaluated him, cleared him of a concussion. But it looks like a stinger, so we're going to evaluate him more over the next day or so and make sure he's in the right spot.
"He wouldn't be playing in this game, but we have a nice little window to get him turned around and just see where he's at."
The Panthers are playing the Hall of Fame Game against the Cardinals on Thursday night, with their following practice slated for Sunday.

#canales #stinger #nice #xavier

Duke begins fall camp this week as the Blue Devils try to repeat as ACC champions after defeating Virginia in the conference ****** le game last season, winning their first outright conference ****** le since 1962.
While another nine-win season in Manny Diaz's third year in Durham is possible, the Blue Devils do have to replace quarterback Darian Mensah and leading wide receiver Cooper Barkate on offense, who both transferred to ACC rival Miami this offseason.
The good news? Nate Sheppard is back at running back after a phenomenal freshman season in which he broke several Duke records.
But what will the offense look like when it takes the field against Tulane on September 5? Here's our predicted depth chart for the Blue Devils.
Quarterback

#quarterback #conference

It was announced that in 2028, a new WNBA franchise will reside in Cleveland, Ohio. In a live-stream unveiling on August 4th, a presentation group include Cleveland Cavaliers president of basketball operations Koby Altman, it was revealed what the newest chapter of Cleveland's part in the WNBA.
The name decided upon is the Cleveland Sirens. The name was chosen "for Lake Erie's power and pull".
The last time there was a WNBA franchise in Cleveland, it was under the Cleveland Rockers, who eventually were dissolved as Cavaliers owner Gordon Gund no longer wanted to house the franchise.
For those hoping the Rockers would return in the unveiling, they were at least mentioned in the press release.
"Cleveland gave the world rock and roll, then brought that sound to the WNBA stage. Now, we're back. With a different song. A louder one."

#august

The Cleveland Sirens were officially announced as the newest WNBA team on Tuesday. The new franchise will begin play in 2028.
The new name and logo were revealed during a press event this morning. The name was teased with the slogan "hear the call" and the logo was discovered on the team's website a few minutes before the big reveal. It seems that Cleveland has landed on a name that is both classic and culturally relevant.
The mythical creatures are having a moment thanks to The Odyssey and now they're part of a league experiencing rising popularity and attention. Now they just have to wait two years to start playing basketball. The team will be put together ahead of the 2028 season, starting with an expansion draft.
One of the breakout memes of the summer features Matt Damon screaming. That image comes from Christopher Nolan's "The Odyssey." In the scene where Damon is screaming, Odysseus is tied to the mast of his ship hearing the siren song.
Considering the source material for that movie is over 2,000 years old, sirens aren't exactly new. There are siren references in the Harry Potter series. Some of the outcasts in Netflix's "Wednesday" are sirens. There are even sirens in "The SpongeBob Movie: Search for SquarePants."

#name #damon #logo #years

The offensive line is the most unique position on the football field. Not only does it require talent, but it requires a mix of technique and chemistry that's hard to find. Five players have to be in lockstep, and one weak link can sink the entire group.
2025 was a down year for offensive line play in the SEC. Six teams averaged less than four yards per carry. Teams that were expected to be strong up front, like Texas and Florida, averaged less than 4.5 yards per carry.
Today, we'll be looking at one key leverage point for every offensive line in the SEC. These are players that, if they put it together, can elevate their respective offensive lines. For some OLs, that means going from good to elite. For others, it means going from bad to average.
Some of the leverage points were included because they were the weak link last year. Others are on here because they were already good, but have a chance to carry the group if another step is taken. Let's jump in.
Juan Gaston enters his sophomore campaign after signing with Georgia as a four-star in 2025. Coming out of high school, Gaston was the No. 62-ranked recruit in the country and No. 4 at his position. Gaston is massive, standing at 6-foot-7 and weighing well over 300 pounds, which allowed him to step right in and play right away, earning a start in the season opener last Fall.

#gaston #line #teams #players

The Chicago Bears amped up the intensity during Tuesday's padded practice, which featured several live periods and brought out the emotions. So it's not surprise that the first scuffle of the summer broke out, featuring a pair of notable rookies.
According to Sean Hammond, sixth-round rookie defensive tackle Jordan van den Berg slammed undrafted rookie offensive lineman Caden Barnett into the ground after a snap with the third-team units. It was the first time tempers have flared at Halas Hall this summer.
Patrick Finley added that defensive end Montez Sweat "appeared very excited." In fact, the whole defense was "fired up," according to Greg Braggs.
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#first #defensive #sean

In the modern NFL, high-powered offenses often steal highlight reels, but games are still won in the trenches. Speaking to reporters before training camp practice following the team's first padded session, Pittsburgh Steelers new head coach Mike McCarthy laid out his philosophy on building a dominant offensive line. He stressed that health, continuity, and roster depth are the true backbones of a championship season.
Before Wednesday's practice in Latrobe, in a video shared on X by reporter Chris Adamski, McCarthy highlighted a timeless league truth: cohesive offensive line play directly correlates with winning games.
"A lot of value there, a lot of talent," said McCarthy when asked about the pedigree of his offensive line. "I've always adhered to the statistics of how many consecutive starts that you have with your offensive line, it equates to winning and has for decades in our league. So, trying to establish the starting five is something you're always going through in training camp.
"Most importantly is the depth. I know recently we've played a lot of offensive linemen, that's why you hear me talk about position flexibility so much. It's critical, particularly in a 17-game season. I really like the group, but I think yesterday being the first day in pads is a real starting point of who we are and who we want to be."
Building a starting unit is only half the battle in a grueling schedule. As McCarthy noted, injuries are an inevitable reality of professional football. Success hinges on having reserves who can step in without disrupting the offensive flow.

#offensive #starting #camp #first

Oregon Ducks quarterback Dante Moore turned 21 back in May and he celebrated the big day on the southern Oregon coast playing golf at Bandon Dunes.
"It's my favorite," Moore said. "Golf is very, very tough. There's some days I can shoot 86 and some days I can shoot 120. But it's just a game and as a quarterback it's great. … It's just a way for me to decompress."
Moore said during his team's recent training camp there's a peacefulness that comes with being on the golf course, and for a player constantly in the limelight, those moments are precious. By the sound of it, they're also over for the time being.
"Just being able to go out there and connect with the Earth and be able to just ease my mind," Moore said. "But you know, it's fall camp time, so I'm dialed in. It was great and I can't wait to do it again."
Moore started playing golf in June 2025 and has worked his way down to a 16 handicap.

#golf #oregon #days #camp

In the second half, once some of the first team regulars came on, you could see Bayern Munich turn up a gear. Arijon Ibrahimović even came close to scoring on a couple of occasions, not to mention the triple chance near the end. Unfortunately the fitness levels of the team still seem pretty low so the score remained 2-1.
Full time: Jeju SK 1-2 Bayern Munich.
78' — Subs: We finally have Luis Díaz back!
75' — Still no goals in the second half so far. Bayern Munich keep surging forward.
60' — Subs by Bayern Munich:

#munich #subs #team #came

The start of Kenyon Sadiq's journey in the NFL is not off to the start he would have hoped for. The Oregon Ducks rookie tight end was drafted in the first round by the New York Jets in April as a premier pass-catcher along the line of scrimmage. However, getting on the field is proving to be a struggle.
In the spring, Sadiq missed time to have a minor hernia procedure, which coach Aaron Glenn said the Jets were aware was an issue at Oregon before they drafted him. Glenn said the expectation was for Sadiq to return to the field for the start of training camp. As the Jets progress into the first part of camp, another setback has put Sadiq back on the shelf.
On Tuesday, Glenn announced that Sadiq suffered a setback in his recovery and "will be out for a little bit" during training camp. He does expect the former Oregon star to be ready and suit up for his debut in Week 1 of the season when the Jets travel to face the Tennessee ****** ans on Sept. 13.
Sadiq participated in the first three days of training camp with the Jets, working off to the side in what Glenn called a "maintenance program." He was absent from practice on Monday and Tuesday, which signaled some concern.
It's big news for the rookie tight end as he will likely miss most or all of the preseason and fall further behind on the depth chart. Sadiq's main competition is Mason Taylor, a second-year tight end for the Jets with similar pass-catching abilities. While Sadiq watches from the sideline, Taylor will have the opportunity to put more reps on tape for the coaches to review.

#Jets #camp #first #training

Bono and Steve Coogan were among the mourners at Glen Hansard's funeral service on Tuesday.
The Once actor died in a single-vehicle motorbike crash near Dublin, Ireland on 29 July at the age of 56.
His family, friends and fans celebrated his life and career at his funeral service in St Patrick's Cathedral in Dublin on Tuesday.
In addition to the U2 frontman and Alan Partridge actor, mourners included Pearl Jam's Eddie Vedder, Hansard's Once co-star Markéta Irglová, and his The Commitments co-star Angeline Ball.
A number of Irish stars were also in attendance, including Bridesmaids actor Chris O'Dowd and musicians Hozier, Imelda May, Paddy Casey and Declan O'Rourke.
According to BBC News, Bono recited an extended poem ****** led Beautiful Day, which features lyrics from the U2 song of the same name, before bursting into song with his bandmate The Edge and encouraging the congregation to join them.

#tuesday

Etienne Catalan: Aaron Wiggins will wear No. 2 for the #hawks . Number last worn by Keaton Wallace in 2026. Wallace will wear something else, still TBD. #NBA
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#aaron #number #keaton

Major League Soccer is investigating "reported antisemitic and discriminatory language" from CF Montreal fans toward Israeli striker Dor Turgeman in Saturday's game against the New England Revolution.
Turgeman scored in the 35th minute of the 2-2 draw at Stade Saputo, putting his hands to his ears as he faced up to the home fans, some of whom threw items at the striker.
CF Montreal goalkeeper Sebastian Breza then shoved Turgeman and was shown a yellow card.
In a statement released on Monday, MLS said that it "has been in contact with both clubs since the incident and is currently investigating the matter."
In a statement of their own, the Revs said they "strongly condemn the antisemitic and discriminatory abuse directed at forward Dor Turgeman by CF Montreal supporters during Saturday's away match.

#investigating #antisemitic #striker #league

B. Draddy and Zero Restriction are doubling down this year, dressing both the U.S. and International teams for the Presidents Cup.
The brands, part of Summit Golf Brands, unveiled the looks Tuesday for the tournament, slated for Sept. 22 to 27 at Medinah Country Club's Course No. 3 in Illinois.
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#brands #restriction #tuesday

It was nothing more than a post-Open Championship vacation with his mother, but there could be no better place than Paris to remind Ryan Gerard how much life has changed in seven months.
Think back to the penultimate week in December when Gerard, a month into his offseason and at No. 57 in the world ranking, flew halfway around the globe to the tiny island of Mauritius for a shot at finishing the year in the top 50 in the world.
He lost in a playoff and moved to No. 46 to secure his trip to the Masters. His flight home included a long layover in Paris, enough time for him to see the Notre Dame cathedral, the Arc de Triomphe and the Eiffel Tower. "Pretty sick," he said that day.
Gerard opened the year with consecutive runner-up finishes. He earned his way into the U.S. Open and British Open, lost in a playoff at the Memorial and goes into the Wyndham Championship at No. 16 in the FedEx Cup as he looks toward making the Tour Championship.
His mother came over to Royal Birkdale, where Gerard tied for ninth, and they were off to Paris for three days. That's when Gerard, who doesn't take much serious outside of his golf, went on a most unusual search to find "the worst statue that I could possibly find."

#championship #Paris #year #lost

The Detroit Lions added another linebacker to their growing training camp injury watch Tuesday morning.
Malcolm Rodriguez left practice early with an ankle injury and was taken for further evaluation, according to Lions reporter Colton Pouncy. Detroit had not announced the severity of the injury or a timetable for Rodriguez's return as of Tuesday morning.
For now, the most important detail is also the simplest one: the Lions need more information before anyone ******* umes how much time he could miss.
Rodriguez entered camp with a legitimate opportunity to win Detroit's open starting job at weakside linebacker.
The Lions re-signed him during the offseason after Alex Anzalone departed in free agency, and Rodriguez handled the first-team WILL linebacker reps throughout organized team activities and minicamp. He entered training camp competing to start alongside Jack Campbell and Derrick Barnes.

#linebacker #tuesday

B.J. Edwards, a former Tennessee basketball guard from Knoxville Catholic, plans on returning to college basketball despite playing for an NBA team this summer. He told On3 that he plans to enter the transfer portal with a "Do Not Contact" tag.
Edwards, who played for SMU last season, was one of 17 college basketball players who had exhausted their four years of eligibility but filed suit against the NCAA in Tennessee state court in an attempt to land an fifth year of eligibility. On July 31, he was granted a temporary injunction that, at least for now, puts him on the path to playing one final season at the college level.
The order handed down by Tennessee state court requires the NCAA to open a new transfer window for this group of athletes from the class of 2022. The window is open from Aug. 3-10. The order does not exempt schools from the roster limit of 15 players, so Edwards can only join a team that has kept a spot in reserve.
While awaiting a ruling in state court, Edwards was not picked in the 2026 NBA Draft but did sign a contract with the Sacramento Kings and played in the NBA Summer League. He averaged 2.4 points across five appearances.
But the 6-foot-3 Edwards was a star for the Mustangs as they reached the NCAA Tournament's First Four last season, should have his fair share of suitors once he enters the transfer portal. As a senior, he averaged 12.7 points, 5.9 rebounds, 4.9 ***** ists and an ACC-leading 2.3 steals per game while shooting 37.2% from 3-point range.

#state #court

So often, sport moves cyclically. Barely two weeks ago, Anthony Joshua and Tyson Fury showed in no uncertain terms, through waned performances in faraway lands, that they are at the end. And with that, fans have found themselves firmly at the end of their tethers when it comes to a once-alluring, long-elusive, and now painfully late heavyweight clash. Then this week brings the news that their compatriot, the unbeaten 21-year-old Moses Itauma, will box on home soil in Britain for the chance to become the youngest heavyweight champion since Mike Tyson. It is just the beginning.
In some ways, Itauma's fight with Filip Hrgovic feels like an antithesis to Joshua vs Fury, but either way, it is certainly an antidote.
Moses Itauma, 21, is unbeaten and is about to fight for a world ***** le (Getty)
Joshua and Fury will enter their fight at 36 and 37 years old respectively. Both are former two-time world champions, each well past his peak. Joshua showed this in needing to climb off the canvas twice in the first round against the unknown Kristian Prenga, before stopping the Albanian in round two in Saudi Arabia.
It must be said, however, that Joshua's ability to haul his hulking frame from some desperate nowhere demands admiration, and it felt a physical mirror of his emergence from an emotional oblivion in the last eight months, following the deaths of his teammates in a car crash that "AJ" himself survived.

#tyson #moses #showed

The Philadelphia Eagles will be without two receivers during Tuesday's training camp practice, with DeVonta Smith and rookie Makai Lemon sidelined by hamstring injuries. The team has not expressed long-term concern about either player. Their absences appear to be precautionary as Philadelphia manages its roster through the physical portion of camp and moves closer to the preseason opener.
Smith's absence removes the Eagles' unquestioned No. 1 receiver from practice. Philadelphia has little reason to expose one of its most important offensive players to additional risk during an early-August workout, particularly when hamstring injuries can worsen if a player returns too quickly.
Smith already has an established relationship with Jalen Hurts and does not need every training camp repetition to secure his role. His absence will allow the coaching staff to evaluate other receivers with the first-team offense while giving Smith time to recover.
Lemon had recently participated in individual drills without joining team periods. Ryan Fowler of NBC Sports Philadelphia and Jeff McLane of The Philadelphia Inquirer reported that the rookie was fine and that the previous issue was not considered significant. He has since returned to the injury report and will not practice. The Eagles have not indicated whether his latest absence is related to the hamstring problem that limited him earlier in the offseason.
Unlike Smith, Lemon needs practice repetitions to learn Sean Mannion's offense, develop timing with Philadelphia's quarterbacks and earn a place within a crowded receiver rotation. The two absences should create additional opportunities for Hollywood Brown, Dontayvion Wicks, Elijah Moore, Darius Cooper and Johnny Wilson. Wicks and Cooper have already made notable plays during camp, while several receivers remain in contention for roster spots and defined offensive roles.

#hamstring #team #absence

Manchester United found a workaround and announced a MULTI-MILLION sponsor on its training kit.
In 2023, Premier League clubs jointly decided to BAN betting companies from the main match uniform.
The rule, however, said nothing about training kits... United took advantage of that loophole and announced BetWay this Tuesday (4).
According to European media outlets, the deal will bring in £20 million (R$ 137.6 million) for the English giant.
As a result, Manchester United now has the most valuable training kit in world football.

#million #premier #betway #tuesday

Boston College has dismissed men's basketball radio broadcasters Kevin Collins and Josh Maurer ahead of the 2026-27 season.
In a statement shared on X (formerly Twitter) on Aug. 3, Collins said he and Maurer were dismissed from their roles on July 30, ending a multi-year partnership for the broadcasting duo. Collins had called Eagles games the past 13 seasons.
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"To say I am gutted would be an understatement. My (13-plus) year BC career spans 378 games, 3 coaches, and 4 athletic directors. Broadcasting BC Basketball was my dream job," Collins said in a statement. "... I owe a tremendous amount of gratitude to Mike Winn, who supported me tirelessly as I grew in this industry. My partner, Josh Maurer, I love like a brother.
"Josh empowered me as an on-air broadcaster and for his faith in me, I am forever in his debt. Thanks to BC Nation and all the sicko's that stuck with us every game!"

#college

Jennifer Garner and Ben Affleck's daughter, Violet Affleck, showed off her summer sartorial agenda as she was photographed grabbing coffee with a friend at Caffe Luxxe in Brentwood.
The 20-year-old looked effortlessly stylish in a white baby tee emblazoned with a playful red apple print, paired with a pair of Baywatch-inspired red Nike shorts. Violet accessorized with a vibrant striped handbag and a pair of oversized sunglasses. Her hair was left down in a bob while she opted for minimal makeup with a radiant complexion.
Violet is enjoying her summer in Los Angeles before she returns to Yale University for her junior year. It was a rare sighting to see Violet pictured without her face mask. Back in September 2025, Violet delivered an emotional speech at the United Nations advocating for clean air and the use of masks to help prevent the spread of long COVID-19. Violet has long been an advocate for public health and addressed the UN while wearing a K95 mask. "We are told by leaders across the board that we are the future," she said. "But when it comes to the ongoing pandemic, our present is being stolen right in front of our eyes."
Violet Affleck wore red shorts and a white T-shirt t (BACKGRID)
Violet called out adults for "the relentless beat of back to normal, ignoring downplaying, and concealing both the prevalence of airborne transmission and the threat of long COVID."

#violet #affleck #white #pair