JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (WJHL) — ETSU football got back in the win column Saturday, but head coach Will Healy knows there is still plenty to clean up as the Buccaneers prepare for their first road test of the season.
The Bucs evened their record at 1-1 with a 48-14 win over Tusculum, finishing with 259 passing yards and 225 yards on the ground. Freshman quarterback Mason Mims completed 13 of 21 passes, while running back TJ Peyton rushed for a career-high 121 yards and two touchdowns on 11 carries.
Despite the lopsided victory, Healy said lapses in execution remain a concern.
"We have explosive ability in all three phases, but we are not near consistent enough," Healy said. "We have mental lapses that are going to get us beat, lapses that got us beat a week ago."
That Week 1 loss to Campbell left a "bitter taste" for the Bucs, according to linebacker Jarvis Johnson. ETSU responded by putting an emphasis on discipline and preparation against Tusculum.

#yards #lapses #etsu #beat

Dr. Frank Domino was one of the more than 800 volunteers at the FM Championship, the LPGA Tour stop at TPC Boston last weekend.
He didn't instruct fans where to park or urge them to keep quiet while a golfer was about to take a shot. No, he offered his services to the golfers as a doctor.
Dr. Domino, a Northborough resident, is an attending physician and a professor in the Department of Family Medicine and Community Health at the UMass Chan Medical School.
Last year, he emailed FM Championship tournament director Patrick Healy to ask if the tournament needed volunteers and Healy told him his services as a doctor would come in handy for the players.
So for the past two FM Championships, he has volunteered as the on-site, on-call tournament physician for the players and their families.

#tournament #domino #championship #last

On August 19, 2026, Moderna, Inc. (NASDAQ:MRNA) and Merck & Co., Inc. (NYSE:MRK) said their personalized melanoma vaccine, intismeran, combined with Merck's Keytruda, met its goals in a Phase 3 trial of 1,137 patients. It reduced the risk of cancer recurrence and spread compared with Keytruda alone, Reuters reported.
It is the first positive late-stage trial result for an mRNA cancer vaccine. Merck's Jane Healy called the result a "clinically meaningful improvement," and said it was well tolerated, CNBC reported.
Both companies' shares rose on the news. Full data will be presented at an upcoming medical meeting alongside regulatory filing discussions. The companies are already running additional trials of the same vaccine-Keytruda combination in lung, bladder, kidney, pancreatic, and stomach cancers.
For Moderna, Inc. (NASDAQ:MRNA), this is proof that its mRNA platform works beyond vaccines for infectious disease. A positive Phase 3 readout validates years of personalized cancer vaccine development. It gives Moderna a genuine second growth pillar alongside its COVID business, one built on technology the company already knows how to manufacture and scale.
For Merck & Co., Inc. (NYSE:MRK), the result extends Keytruda's competitive life at a critical moment. Pairing Keytruda with a personalized vaccine gives Merck a differentiated, harder-to-copy combination therapy just as Keytruda itself approaches patent expiration later this decade. Hence, it protects franchise revenue through a next-generation product rather than the drug alone.

#result #NYSE

Mitchell Starc made a stunning start to the second Test against Bangladesh, taking a wicket with the first ball of the match before finishing the opening day with six wickets. Bangladesh's Shoriful Islam later matched Starc's six-wicket haul as 18 wickets fell on a dramatic day of Test cricket on Saturday.

Shoriful, who returned to the Bangladesh side after recovering from a side strain that kept him out of the first Test, finished with 6-35.

Australia were 165-8 at stumps and had taken a 101-run lead. Cameron Green was unbeaten on 51, while Nathan Lyon was not out on 10.
Australia won the toss and decided to bowl first. Captain Pat ****** mins felt the pitch could offer some help to the bowlers early in the morning.

"The wicket looks pretty good, but if there is any moisture in it, it might be this morning," ****** mins had said during the toss.

Starc quickly proved his captain right.

Shadman Islam was caught at gully off a leading edge from the very first ball, giving Starc his record fourth career wicket with the first delivery of a match.

Starc then removed Tanzid Hasan before having Bangladesh captain Najmul Hossain Shanto caught lbw in the third over.

Bangladesh, which had surprisingly won the first Test of the two-match series, was suddenly in deep trouble.

Starc took his fourth wicket when Cameron Green made a grass-top catch to dismiss Mominul Haque for 9. Mominul was the only Bangladesh batter among the first four to score a run. Starc then trapped Litton Das lbw for his fifth wicket before taking his sixth after lunch. He finished with figures of 6-12 from 10 overs, while ****** mins took three wickets.
Bangladesh were dismissed for just 64 shortly after lunch. It was their lowest total while batting first in Australia since South Africa were bowled out for 36 in 1932.

No. 11 batter Shoriful Islam was Bangladesh's highest scorer with 14.

The pitch continued to be difficult for batting even after the morning session. Australia's batters also found it hard to score freely.

Starc was delighted with his incredible first session and spoke to his wife, television commentator and former Australia captain Alyssa Healy while walking off the field at lunch.

"Six (wickets) in the first session, can't beat that," Starc told his wife, television commentator and former Australia captain Alyssa Healy while walking off the field at lunch. "Obviously a little bit of anger."
After Bangladesh were bowled out, Australia looked to take control of the Test.

But Shoriful Islam had other plans.

The left-arm Bangladesh fast bowler made an impressive return after missing the first Test because of a side strain. He took six wickets for 35 runs and helped Bangladesh fight back.

Australia lost eight wickets before the end of the day and finished on 165-8. Green stood firm and remained unbeaten on 51, while Lyon was not out on 10. Australia therefore ended the day with a 101-run lead.

#bangladesh #wicket #wicke

Taylor Swift's love life has fascinated fans for years, becoming almost as widely discussed as her record-breaking music career. From fellow musicians to acclaimed actors and professional athletes, the global superstar has been linked to some of entertainment's biggest names. While her relationships have often inspired headlines—and occasionally hit songs—they have also fueled endless public curiosity about the people who have shared her journey.
Over the years, Swift has been romantically connected to celebrities including Joe Jonas, Calvin Harris, Harry Styles, John Mayer, Jake Gyllenhaal, Tom Hiddleston, and Alexander Skarsgård. Among her most significant relationships was her romance with British actor Joe Alwyn. Beginning in 2016, the pair kept their relationship remarkably private despite Swift's worldwide fame. During the COVID-19 pandemic, they quarantined together and even collaborated on several songs, with Alwyn receiving songwriting credits on award-winning tracks. After six years together, however, the couple quietly ended their relationship in 2023.
Following a brief romance with Matty Healy, frontman of the British band The 1975, Swift's personal life took another unexpected turn when she began dating NFL superstar Travis Kelce. Their relationship quickly became one of the most talked-about celebrity romances in the world, blending two massive fan bases from music and professional sports. Swift regularly attended Kansas City Chiefs games to support Kelce, while the tight end traveled internationally to watch performances on her record-breaking Eras Tour. Their mutual support and public appearances made them one of entertainment's most recognizable power couples.
The relationship reached a new milestone when the couple became engaged in August 2025. Less than a year later, in July 2026, they reportedly celebrated their wedding at New York City's iconic Madison Square Garden. The ceremony was conducted under extraordinary security measures, including extensive street closures, private security teams, and a guest list filled with celebrities from music, film, sports, and television. Despite the intense public interest surrounding the event, organizers worked carefully to maintain the couple's privacy throughout the celebration.
Taylor Swift's relationships have always attracted enormous media attention, but her romance with Travis Kelce has become one of the defining celebrity stories of recent years. Combining the worlds of global pop music and professional football, the pair have demonstrated how two high-profile careers can support one another while remaining at the center of worldwide attention. Whether through music, sports, or their shared public appearances, Swift and Kelce continue to captivate fans across the globe.

#kelce

Bristol City boss Charlotte Healy has described Sophie Ingle as "the perfect role model" after the Wales midfielder signed a new contract through to 2028.
The 34-year-old signed for the Robins last summer on a free transfer from Chelsea and played in all 22 games in WSL 2.
Ingle helped City finish fourth and has agreed fresh terms ahead of the 2026-27 season, which gets under way with a trip to Sunderland on Sunday, 6 September.
"I'm really excited to be staying at this amazing football club," said Ingle.
"I've felt really settled since coming back and the infrastructure of this club is going in the right direction and so I'm looking forward to the future."

#ingle #city #signed #healy

August is here and college football is right around the corner. We can practically feel it in the air. FCS coaches and players gathered to share their thoughts on the upcoming season (amongst other things) over the last few weeks at various media days across the country. Here are some of the things they had to say:
"I never say that I came back, I always say that I never left." – Chris Parson, Austin Peay
When Chris Parson was asked at UAC Media Day why he decided to return with Austin Peay after a breakout year in 2025, the star signal caller was was quick to correct the notion that he came back and cited his teammates at coaches as a major reason why he chose to stay instead of transferring. He is expected to be one of the top FCS quarterbacks this year and the Governors are picked by several to be a playoff team in 2026 largely because of his decision to remain with the team heading into his senior year.
"It's almost like you're recruiting but you're de-recruiting. I may not have all the answers. I'm not Nick Saban or Kirby Smart." – Will Healy, ETSU
During SoCon Media Day, second-year ETSU head coach Will Healy was asked by The Bluebloods how he and his staff approach the challenge of getting the right guys for their culture in Johnson City out of the transfer portal with so little time to actually get to know most of the players. Healy's answer was insightful and candid as he spoke about what he pitches to potential Buccaneers. He talked of the importance of players' willingness to be held to a high standard at his program and the importance of figuring out what a prospect player is looking for when they come to East Tennessee State. Healy's Bucs went 7-5 in his first season.

#Media #healy

Here comes the celebrity fashion bride. Luxury brands are turning the wedding aisle into the new Hollywood red carpet. How "Little House on the Prairie" costume designer Mitchell Travers explored the artistry of Native American makers, Americana workwear and homespun dress. Plus, Betye Saar's wearable art at Roberts Projects, Etai Drori's artful new collab and Brunello Cucinelli's film hits U.S. theaters.
French fashion couture house Matières Fécales launched its bridal wear at the L.A. wedding of singer Gabbriette Bechtel pictured here at her final Paris fitting. Source: Matières Fécales
Paris couture sensation Matières Fécales, which just last week dressed Zendaya in a winged goddess gown at "The Odyssey" premiere in New York City, has joined a growing number of luxury brands that are turning the wedding aisle into the new Hollywood red carpet.
The fashion house created three wedding looks for singer/model Gabbriette Bechtel, who married English musician and 1975 frontman Matty Healy last weekend in L.A., in front of a crowd that included Charli XCX, George Daniel, Emily Ratajkowski, Alex Consani and more.
Following the nuptials, the brand issued a press release touting the event as the official launch of Matières Fécale bridalwear. The announcement arrived in my inbox on the heels of one from Saint Laurent with photos and dressing credits for Logan Lerman's Saint Laurent wedding tuxedo, and just weeks after Taylor Swift tied the knot at Madison Square Garden in a still unseen custom Jonathan Anderson Dior gown. (I predict the big reveal will be the September Vogue cover.)

#House #fashion #gabbriette #bechtel

Matty Healy and Gabbriette Bechtel have married, just two weeks after the singer's ex-girlfriend Taylor Swift tied the knot with Travis Kelce in New York.
The 1975 frontman, 37, and his model girlfriend, 28, exchanged vows during a glamorous ceremony at Castillo del Lago, a Spanish Colonial Revival Mansion in the Hollywood Hills, which was previously home to Madonna.
The groom wore a black tuxedo to his wedding while his wife slipped into a traditional white gown.Joining the couple in matrimony were many celebrity friends, including Charli XCX and her husband, George Daniel, who is the drummer in Matty's band.
Also among those star-studded guests were Anastasia Karanikolaou, Fai Khadra, Alex Consani, Devon Lee Carlson and her fiancé, Duke Nicholson, Sydney Lynn Carlson, Tyrell Hampton, Alex O'Connor and Quenlin Blackwell.
The couple have been together for three years, having first fallen head over heels in 2023. They enjoyed a nine-month whirlwind romance before Matty popped the question in 2024.

Shelbourne have announced that Sligo Rovers manager John Russell has signed a long-term contract to become their new head coach.
The news follows reports that Linfield boss David Healy, who has been at the helm at the Blues since 2015, had reportedly held talks with the League of Ireland club.
Russell joins Shelbourne after four years at Sligo Rovers and replaces Joey O'Brien, who was sacked in June.
The 41-year-old led Sligo Rovers through two rounds of UEFA Europa Conference League qualifying during his tenure and will now manage a Shelbourne side who will face either Healy's Linfield or Nomme Kalju in Conference League qualifiers on Thursday 23 July.
The Estonians have a narrow 1-0 advantage heading into the second leg in Belfast on Thursday.

Hudson 4, Main South 3: Shamus Rowe hit a bases loaded single in the bottom of the seventh as Post 100 (10-10) rallied past Post 341 (3-16).
Anthony Moura was 2 for 4 with a double and RBI, Jackson Healy singled, tripled and scored and Garrett Mahoney doubled and scored for Hudson. Will Hastings sealed the win with three innings of scoreless and hitless relief for Post 100, fanning two.
Chase Eggen was 3 for 3 for Main South, including his 100th career hit, while Beckett Bailey doubled and drove in a pair.
Cherry Valley 13, Northborough 10: Jacoby Buniowski was 3 for 4 with a triple, RBI and four runs and Andrew Cloutier (2 for 5, 2 RBIs) and Andrew Lancette (2 for 4, 4 RBIs) each homered as visiting Post 443 (9-10) scored six runs in the top of the seventh to get past Post 234 (1-18).
Patrick Shilale and Nolan Remington (2 runs) each had two hits for Cherry Valley.

Wicklow came from 13 points behind to stun Down and claim the Tailteann Cup for the first time with a 1-21 to 2-16 victory at a sunny Croke Park.
Oisin McConville's side, that played Division Four football this year, had enjoyed some fine wins along the way to this decider, but saved their best for last with a remarkable comeback when it seemed Down were set to power home in style.
At half-time, they trailed by a dozen points with Down finding the net through Pat Havern and John McGeough, while a Shane Annett score extended the gap after the break.
Yet Wicklow suddenly came to life as they found a bit of momentum and didn't let go as they whittled down the lead and a goal from captain and man of the match Dean Healy levelled it, while they held their nerve late to finish the job in sensational fashion.
The win guarantees Wicklow's place in next year's All-Ireland Senior Football Championship.

Linfield manager David Healy said "there is a little bit of frustration" after his side suffered a narrow 1-0 defeat by Nomme Kalju in the Uefa Conference League first qualifying round first leg.
Roko Vukusic took advantage of some poor defending after the restart and netted the only goal of the game in Estonia.
Despite dominating large spells of the game, Linfield failed to find a goal ahead of the second leg at Windsor Park on 16 July.
"I thought we were well in the game, so there's a little bit of frustration and the players are disappointed, but I can take huge positives from the performance," Healy told Linfield media after the match.
"It was the first game in Europe, a difficult team to play against who want to play the game a bit longer, but we were aware of that coming in.

Texas A&M coach Michael Earley entered his second full offseason with plenty of pressure from the Aggie fan base to make significant changes to the coaching staff, starting with replacing second-year pitching coach Jason Kelley, which came to fruition just days after the Aggies fell to USC in the College Station Regional.
After hiring MLB pitching coach/coordinator Barry Enright, former ***** ociate head coach and recruiting ace Nolan Cain returned to the staff after two seasons serving in the same capacity with Texas, which was quite the shock given the Longhorns' success after making it to the College World Series before falling to Georgia.
Set to lose his top three hitters to the 2026 MLB Draft, including Gavin Grahovac and Caden Sorrell, Earley went to work in the transfer portal, adding ten players, led by former Clemson catcher Nate Savoie, who is the No. 2-ranked portal player.
Texas A&M's latest addition, Oklahoma transfer outfielder Alec Blair, will make his way to College Station after helping the Sooners win a national ***** le last month, as the former blue-chip prospect and dual-sport athlete brings plenty of promise to what looks like an established lineup, even with the departures.
According to D1Baseball's Joe Healy, Blair is on track to take another step in his development, especially after forcing the coaching staff to place him in the lineup due to his immense talent during his freshman season.

The FIFA World Cup has been dominating the headlines.
But a continent away Australia has once again been dominating with the cricket ball, claiming an unprecedented seventh Women's T20 World Cup ******* le after defeating England by seven wickets in the Final at Lords on Sunday.
It was the latest in a string of brilliant performances from the Aussies who chased down England's total of 150 with almost three overs to spare after winning the toss and electing to field.
The run chase was anchored by a magnificent 100-run partnership between Beth Mooney (64 off 49 ******* ) and Phoebe Litchfield (48 off 35 ******* ), who came together after hard hitting opener Georgia Voll was bowled in the second over.
The win saw Sophie Molineux lift her World Cup trophy as Australian captain since taking over from the now-retired Alyssa Healy in February.

EAGAN, Minn. (AP) — The Minnesota Vikings have finalized their football operations staff under new general manager Nolan Teasley, hiring Trent Kirchner from Seattle and Andrew Healy from Cleveland as **** istant GMs.
The Vikings announced the additions Thursday.
Kirchner worked with Teasley for the Seahawks, spending 16 seasons there including the last six years as vice president of player personnel. He worked eight seasons before that as a scout for the Carolina Panthers. The native of Fulda, Minnesota, who played NCAA Division III football in the state at St. John's University will lead the scouting operations and **** ist Teasley with football operations.
Healy will lead the **** ytics and research departments after spending 10 seasons with the Browns, including the last seven years as vice president of research and strategy.
Kirchner and Healy will support Teasley and executive vice president of football operations Rob Brzezinski in the upper echelon of the personnel department.

The Prem
Gloucester (35) 54
Tries: Redshaw (3), Clark, Englefield, Llewellyn, Blake, Venter Cons: C Atkinson (7)
Newcastle (21) 21
Tries: McGuigan, Christie, Cruz Cons: Connon (2), Healy