Browns' head coach Todd Monken channeled his inner Dan Hurley in today's postgame press conference. After the Browns were thoroughly beaten and flat-out embarrassed by the Jacksonville Jaguars, Monken sent out a warning to the rest of the league.
In his opening statement, Monken said, "You better get us now," in reference to the Browns potentially not having much skill on their roster this year. Now, I am usually all for a coach having confidence and, more importantly, being vocal about it, but this may not have been the time or place for this.
The Browns were zero percent competitive on Sunday.
They showed a little bit of life for four plays on offense before they were totally incompetent on that side of the football, only to be coupled with a horrific performance on defense to boot.
If that game today were played 100 times, the Jaguars would win 99 of them, and that's simply thanks to the law of averages. The Browns were horrible today, and frankly, there is not all that much to be optimistic about going forward.

#Browns #coach #much #hurley

UConn men's basketball coach Dan Hurley has landed his first big recruit of the 2027 class.
Five-star prospect NaVarro Bowman Jr. has committed to UConn, ESPN reporter Adam Schefter reported on Thursday. Bowman is the son of former San Francisco 49ers all-pro linebacker NaVarro Bowman Sr. and is UConn's first commit in this class.
Bowman is the top ranked player in California, per 247 Sports. He chose UConn over the likes of Texas and Arizona.
A Southern California native, Bowman has been a standout at Notre Dame-Sherman Oaks high school. Last season, he averaged 22.5 points, five **** ists and 4.9 rebounds per game.
In 2024, he led the Knights to the CIF SoCal Open Division finals where they eventually fell to a Brayden Burries-led Roosevelt High.

#high #class #hurley #espn

Dan Hurley and his UConn men's basketball staff hosted top Class of 2027 recruit NaVorro Bowman Jr. over Labor Day weekend.
Bowman and his family apparently liked what the saw.
On Thursday, Bowman reportedly committed to UConn. The news spread on social media in the morning, including a post from ESPN NFL Insider Adam Schefter. There is an NFL angle to the story: Bowman's father was a three-time Pro Bowl linebacker with the San Francisco 49ers and a former **** istant coach with the Los Angeles Charger.
NaVorro Bowman Sr. accompanied his son on the visit to Connecticut. Bowman Jr. posted photos from the visit on his Instagram account, although he was scheduled to visit Illinois this weekend and Arizona later in the month.
Instead, he picked UConn. The 6-foot-3 combo guard from Notre Dame High in Sherman Oaks, Calif., is the No. 11 overall player and No. 2 combo guard in the nation, per 247Sports.com's composite rankings. He is the 12th-best prospect in the Class of 2027 according to On3.

#visit #combo

The UConn men's basketball program has an eventful 11-game history with Duke spanning six decades. The matchups have often featured some of the sport's most iconic players facing off in the NCAA Tournament.
Over the last few months, only one game from this decorated past has really mattered around Storrs, as Braylon Mullins drilled a miraculous 35-foot heave in the final seconds to erase a 19-point first-half deficit and lift UConn to an unforgettable win over Duke in the 2026 Elite Eight.
UConn released its 2026-27 nonconference schedule in an announcement Thursday afternoon, listing the Huskies' all-time record against each opponent and the result of the most recent meeting between the two schools. The Huskies opted to twist the knife in Duke's wound, quoting Ian Eagle's memorable play-by-play call from TNT's broadcast of the Elite Eight victory in the "Last Meeting" section of Thursday's announcement.
The quote reads as follows: "Get it in to Boozer, back for Sarr, ahead, Boozer, that ball deflected! And stolen by Mullins! Karaban, two seconds, Mullins, tosses it up…OOHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"
UConn's playful ribbing attracted national attention, with ESPN, among other outlets, taking note of the schedule announcement. Duke is among several high-profile opponents on UConn's schedule, as Dan Hurley has opted to challenge his team with matchups against Michigan, Ohio State, Kansas, Virginia, Arizona and Illinois.

#announcement

Dan Hurley's historically successful run with UConn men's basketball peaked in the spring of 2024, when his Huskies rampaged through the NCAA Tournament to clinch a second consecutive championship.
On Wednesday, CBS Sports released the latest installment of the publication's "Candid Coaches" series, asking 100 anonymous coaches to name the best college basketball team of the 21st century. Fueled by this outstanding postseason run, UConn's 2023-24 team was the most popular answer, with 17% of coaches choosing the Huskies and several highlighting Hurley's role in cultivating such historic dominance.
"Insanely dominant," one coach told CBS about the Huskies. "Five NBA players in the starting lineup. Best coach in the sport on the sidelines."
That ***** le run is part of an ongoing stretch of postseason excellence for UConn, as the Huskies reached their third national championship game in four seasons this past April before falling against Michigan. The 2025-26 Michigan team, fueled by a dominant frontcourt of Yaxel Lendeborg, Morez Johnson and Aday Mara, is tied for second place at 14% with the 2000-01 Duke squad. Other top answers include 2017-18 Villanova, 2006-07 Florida and John Calipari's Kentucky squads from 2011-12 and 2014-15.
For a group of reigning champions, the 2023-24 UConn squad was hardly a runaway favorite to make another national ***** le run, as Hurley needed to replace several key contributors, including star centers Adama Sanogo and wings Andre Jackson and Jordan Hawkins. The Huskies appeared somewhat mortal early on, letting a late lead against Kansas slip away at Allen Fieldhouse to kick off December before a stunning 15-point road loss at Seton Hall three weeks later.

#huskies #team #michigan

New Boston College head coach Luke Murray has outlined plans to bring over many aspects of the UConn men's basketball program, from the Huskies' deliberate offensive approach to instilling a collective, team-first approach.
Murray placed the finishing touches on his debut coaching staff in Chestnut Hill over the past week, bringing yet more UConn flavor to his new home. The 41-year-old, first-time head coach hired three staff members with Connecticut ties last week, and on Monday afternoon, Murray hired Jared Terrell as a graduate ****** istant, one of Dan Hurley's best players during his time at Rhode Island.
Terrell, a consensus top-100 recruit out of Brewster Academy, marked a major early win for Hurley during his time in Rhode Island. The 6-foot-3 shooting guard shattered his lofty expectations with nearly 1,800 career points and a standout senior season, averaging 16.8 points on over 41% shooting from 3-point range for a Rhode Island squad that reeled off 16 straight wins and reached the NCAA Tournament Second Round. Terrell played one season on a two-way contract with Minnesota after he was not picked in the 2018 NBA Draft and made international stops in Turkey, Ukraine and Israel before his 2023 retirement.
As for Murray's other additions, Chris Mastrangelo arrives in Chestnut Hill as the Director of Basketball Administration after seven seasons with UConn, rising from student manager to the ****** istant Director of Basketball Operations. Andre Berry, who also played under Hurley in Rhode Island, joins Murray's staff as a player development ****** istant after graduating from UConn with a master's degree in sports management two years ago.
Hartford native Jared Jordan, who won national ****** ist ****** les at Marist in consecutive seasons and was selected in the 2007 NBA Draft, also joins the Boston College staff as Director of Player Development. Jordan, a Kingswood-Oxford graduate, enjoyed a 13-year playing career, largely in Europe, where he remains the all-time ****** ist leader in the German Bundesliga.

#rhode #director

Elizabeth Hurley is our bikini inspiration every summer, and her latest oceanside photoshoot proves it.
The 61-year-old showcased her toned and tanned figure as she stepped off the side of a boat into the glistening water, wearing a tiny white bikini. Elizabeth was beaming with a pair of stylish oversized sunglasses in the sun-soaked holiday snap shared on Instagram on Sunday.
Her halter-neck bikini top and bottoms were held together with gold chain links for a luxurious finish. In other photos from her holiday, Elizabeth stunned in a leopard print bikini and a collection of flattering maxi dresses, including a strapless pink one with a split down the middle and a form-fitting white dress with a plunging neckline.
Elizabeth Hurley in a white bikini on her latest holiday
"Paradise [red heart emoji]. Thank you to the most wonderful hosts, my darling friends K & A, who have been having me to stay every summer for the last 27 years… I love you," she captioned the holiday album.

#summer #latest

JASPER, Ind. — John Hurley didn't believe the process was being followed.
That was the Memorial High School coach during summer workouts. His buzzword to open the official practice slate in August? Complacency. Alarm bells rang throughout the facility on Lincoln Avenue hearing those remarks following back-to-back Southern Indiana Athletic Conference championships. Or preparing for a rival on the road with high aspirations to open the season.
Flash forward to Week 1. **** ody on the Memorial sideline was talking in those terms. Far from it.
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The No. 3 Tigers delivered a major statement with a 48-14 victory over Jasper on Friday at Jerry Brewer Alumni Stadium. Not only was it a positive start to the 2026 season – it was a historic showing. The most points ever from the Tigers against the Wildcats. The defending SIAC champions were one point from a running clock.

#jasper #memorial #tigers #week

A UK court ordered Prince Harry and six others Friday to pay an initial £9.5 million ($13 million) after they lost their privacy case against the publisher of British tabloid the Daily Mail.
The court said the prince and six other high-profile figures, who lost their unlawful information gathering and privacy invasions claim against ***** ociated Newspapers Limited (ANL), must make the payment within a week.
The claimants -- which include Elton John, his husband David Furnish, actors Elizabeth Hurley and Sadie Frost -- accused the Mail of bugging their cars and homes, listening into calls and accessing bank accounts and medical records. ANL had denied all the allegations.
After an emotional 11-week trial, judge Matthew Nicklin sided with the publisher in a ruling handed down on July 7, concluding the "claimants failed to prove their pleaded allegations".
After a further two-day hearing over costs, he made Friday's initial costs decision.

#mail

Prince Harry, Elton John, and several other high-profile figures who lost a privacy lawsuit against the publisher of the Daily Mail have been ordered to pay $13 million (£9.5m) to cover the Mail's legal costs.
The seven claimants, also including Liz Hurley and Baroness Doreen Lawrence, must make the payment by August 28. The fee is an initial payment, and the group will likely have to cough up more cash to cover **** ociated Newspapers Limited's full legal bill, which has been estimated to be north of $46 million (£34 million).
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#million #meghan #cover

Prince Harry looks like he might be returning back to the U.K. with a sizeable bill to pay.
The Prince is among a group of seven high-profile figures — including Elton John and Liz Hurley — who have been ordered to pay £9.54 million ($13 million) in legal costs to the publishers of the Daily Mail after losing their privacy case against the company.
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#million #elton #hurley

Prince Harry and a group of six other high-profile figures have been ordered to make an initial payment of £9.54m in legal costs to the Daily Mail's publisher after they lost their High Court privacy case.
The seven claimants, also including Sir Elton John and Liz Hurley, must pay the initial figure by 28 August - and could potentially pay up to £25m more after that in a victory for **** ociated Newspapers Limited (ANL).
The group had sued ANL over allegations of unlawful information-gathering, which the publisher had strenuously denied.
On 7 July, Judge Mr Justice Nicklin dismissed the claims and said the public figures had failed to prove the allegations.
The judge ruled that he was making an exceptional order to force the Duke of Sussex and others to pay up to £34.5m in costs incurred by the newspaper group because of the way the case had been brought - including unsupportable claims that top executives from the group had lied to the Leveson public inquiry.

#high #costs #publisher #including

Prince Harry and his fellow claimants must make an interim payment of $13 million after losing their legal case against the publishers of the Daily Mail
In July, Justice Matthew Nicklin declared that the Duke of Sussex and six other high-profile claimants — including Elton John and Elizabeth Hurley —failed to prove that publications had engaged in illegal information gathering
The court has not determined how much of the legal costs the claimants must ultimately pay
The initial costs have been revealed after Prince Harry and his fellow claimants lost a legal case against a U.K. publisher.
On July 7, Justice Matthew Nicklin declared that the Duke of Sussex and six other high-profile claimants — Elton John and his husband David Furnish, Elizabeth Hurley, Sir Simon Hughes, Baroness Doreen Lawrence and Jude Law's ex-wife, Sadie Frost — had lost their case against ******* ociated Newspapers Limited (ANL), the publisher of the Daily Mail and the Mail on Sunday, failing to prove that the publications had engaged in illegal information gathering. ANL strongly denied the claims.

#Legal

Maxim magazine's ranking takes more than looks into consideration: it's a top 100 of the most influential women in pop culture, sports and business. From influencers to supermodels and successful sportswomen, these winners made an impact on culture and looked gorgeous while doing it. Read on to see who won the top spot between 2013 and 2025...
Elle Macpherson is a model, author and entrepreneur
Born Eleanor Nancy Gow, Elle became known as 'The Body', counting five Sports Illustrated Swimsuit covers in her portfolio.
But she's also found professional success as the founder of nutritional supplement brand WelleCo. and penned 2024 biography Elle.
Elizabeth Hurley is an icon of red carpet fashion

#macpherson #born

UConn head coach Dan Hurley has never been one to hold back his opinions, and he spoke out about the recent flurry of transfer portal action and signings after a Colorado court granted an injunction to allow athletes from the 2022 high school class to play a fifth year.
Hurley is not a fan of the programs that have signed players at this late point on the calendar.
"If you're a coach and the sport has given you a lot, it's like doing things to hurt the sport so that you can win a little bit more," Hurley said to ESPN with regard to fifth-year players taking away opportunities from 17- and 18-year-old freshmen. "I think you've got to be able to look in the mirror on that, especially if the sport has given you a lot already."
Hurley said he will not be adding any players in this unexpected August transfer window, and spoke about the chaos that the ruling has caused.
"You put together the best team you can," Hurley said. "You start practicing for the summer, and now let's unleash 80 players into the sport in the first week of August. I mean, we can't go on like this."

#august #spoke #fifth

We're going back to the 1982 season for our New Orleans Saints Play of the Day, which you can see for yourself right here. With 39 days left until the Saints kick off their regular season, we're highlighting this 39-yard touchdown pass from punter Russell Erxleben to defensive back Bill Hurley. What was supposed to be a trick play for a long-shot fourth down conversion ended up being a turning point in a blowout win over the Atlanta Falcons, their oldest rivals.
Erxleben took the snap and threw to Bill Hurley for what would have converted a first down. Instead of just keeping the drive alive, Hurley shrugged out of a Falcons tackle and took off down the sideline, cutting back across the middle of the field to race towards the end zone. A great downfield block by wide receiver Rich Mauti bought enough time for Hurley to get inside the 10-yard line. A pursuing Falcons player tripped him up, but Hurley leapt across the goal line for the score. Morten Andersen's extra point kick put the Saints up 21-6 in the fourth quarter, and a couple of Wayne Wilson touchdown runs later in regulation extended their lead to 35-6. It made for some nice payback after the Falcons shut out the Saints in Atlanta 35-0 a few weeks earlier.
It was the only catch of Hurley's career, but he made it count. Erxleben's time with the Saints isn't remembered fondly. The former eleventh overall draft pick became a cautionary tale about investing premium draft picks in specialists after washing out of New Orleans in just five years. Even so, on this Sunday, Saints fans had something to cheer for.
This article originally appeared on Saints Wire: Saints embarrassed Falcons on this trick-play TD, the Play of Day 39

#saints #play

Billy Ray Cyrus has floated the possibility of having a double wedding with daughter Miley Cyrus and according to a source, the pop star isn't entirely opposed to the idea.
"Miley is so happy to have her dad fully back in her life," says the source. "She loves making him happy and seeing his face light up when he talks about them having a double wedding on his ranch melts her heart."
The "Wrecking Ball" singer, 33, got engaged to fiancé Maxx Morando last year during a trip to ****** an and the "Achy Breaky Heart" singer, 64, has been dating girlfriend Elizabeth Hurley since last April.
"She really likes Liz. She sees what a great influence she's been on Billy Ray and she would 100 percent support them getting married," the source reveals. "And as nutty as it sounds, she would genuinely consider doing a double wedding with them."
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#billy #mega #happy #singer

Boston College is on the hunt for two new radio broadcasters after letting go of Kevin Collins and Josh Maurer, who'd called games together for the past nine years. Collins had been in the role for 13 seasons, during which time the program went through three head coaches and five athletic directors. Still, he and Maurer were told just days before Aug 1. that their services were no longer needed
Per Collins, who did a phone interview with Awful Announcing, the decision came directly from new head coach Luke Murray, who was most recently an ***** istant under Dan Hurley at UConn.
"He's a young head coach, no experience, and he's being given the power to take two guys' careers away from them who have done nothing but try to serve the program and promote the program," Collins told Awful Announcing.
Both broadcasters reached out to Murray to arrange a meeting, but were told "Coach Murray is off recruiting, or we have an official visit today, and it's not a good day; we've got a lot going on," Collins said.
Deputy Athletic Director Craig Anderson told the pari that Murray didn't want anyone in the travel party who'd been part of what was described as the program's "losing mentality," under the previous head coach, Earl Grant, who went 72-92 in five seasons.

#program #maurer #announcing

Prince Harry and his fellow claimants may have to cover millions in their opponent's legal fees after losing their high-profile lawsuit against the publisher of the Daily Mail
At a hearing on July 29, **** ociated Newspapers Limited demanded an initial payment of £10m towards its legal costs
The publisher of The Daily Mail and other U.K. outlets also seeks to recoup much more
Prince Harry and his fellow claimants may have to cover hefty court costs after losing a high-profile legal case earlier this month.
Justice Matthew Nicklin handed down the decision on July 7, declaring that the Duke of Sussex and six other high-profile claimants — including Elton John, Elizabeth Hurley and Jude Law's ex-wife, Sadie Frost — had lost their case against **** ociated Newspapers Limited (ANL), the publisher of the Daily Mail and the Mail on Sunday, failing to prove that the publications had engaged in illegal information gathering.

#mail #daily #high #prince

Elizabeth Hurley had never met Miley Cyrus before beginning her relationship with Billy Ray Cyrus, but Miley's work had already been a familiar part of life with her son, Damian Hurley.
During a July 27 appearance on SiriusXM's Andy Cohen Live, Andy Cohen asked whether Hurley had met Billy Ray's daughter. "I have met Miley. She's adorable," Hurley replied.
Hurley added that she has been fortunate to meet some of Billy Ray's other children and described them as "fabulous." Her introduction to Miley, however, followed years of seeing her on television and hearing her music at home.
Damian grew up watching Hannah Montana and later became a fan of Miley's pop career. Hurley said that history had already convinced her that she would like Miley before the two ever met.
Image Credit: Featureflash Photo Agency / Shutterstock.

#andy

Elizabeth Hurley formed an opinion on Miley Cyrus way before they were introduced by Billy Ray Cyrus.
While appearing on Sirius XM's Andy Cohen Live, the Bedazzled actress, 61, revealed Miley was a well-known name in her house for years prior to her becoming her boyfriend's daughter. She recalled, "I'd never met her, but my son used to love Hannah Montana, so he loved Father Montana," speaking of her son Damian, who she shares with businessman Steve Bing.
"He loved Miley too, so I always knew who she was, and when he was a young teen, he used to love all her music," she continued. "I used to have to watch her music videos, like "Wrecking Ball," a zillion times with him, so we were very familiar with who she was, and I knew I was going to like her."
Since meeting the Grammy winner, the actress' thoughts haven't changed much.
"I do like her," Elizabeth said. "She's adorable."

#miley #actress #love #loved

Elizabeth Hurley and Billy Ray Cyrus are two peas in a country pod.
Hurley, during a recent interview on SiriusXM's "Andy Cohen Live," said the couple – who have been together nearly a year and a half – are "remarkably similar in strangely different ways."
"We've both been in showbiz our whole lives. We've both lived out of suitcases our entire lives, so that's very normal for us," she said. "You're not reliable for anything because work comes first, so we've both been that person for a very long time, and that really helps. We're both also, again, even though we've always both worked in the cities, we're both country mice at heart."
Hurley, who grew up in a market town in Hampshire, England, and Cyrus, who is from Flatwoods, Kentucky, share a desire for a quiet life, she said.
"We like bird watching. We've got binoculars. We've got long lenses, and we watch 'Birds of Prey' a lot," she continued. "I do the gardening. He sits under a tree and plays his guitar, and we couldn't be happier. May sound odd to some people, but for me, it's bliss."

#hurley #cyrus #billy

Rylan Hurley won the voting for the Akron Area Boys Athlete of the Year for the 2025-26 school year.
Hurley, a three-sport standout at St. Vincent-St. Mary High School, received 44.35% of the votes cast. A total of 8,147 votes were cast overall.
Look for more on Hurley below. Akron Area Best of the School Year voting continues on beaconjournal.com next Tuesday.
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A three-sport athlete who starred in football, wrestling and baseball for the Irish.

#hurley #voting

Tom Moore, who grew up in Millbury and graduated from St. John's High, announced on Thursday, July 23 he was retiring after a long career with the University of Connecticut men's basketball program.
Moore has been coaching nearly four decades across various levels, including 21 seasons with the Huskies. Moore spent last season as the men's basketball team's general manager. He was part of four national championships with the Huskies as an ******* istant with coaches Jim Calhoun and Dan Hurley.
"It has been an honor to spend my entire professional life coaching college basketball," Moore said in a statement. "I'd like to thank all the players I've coached and all the men I've shared the sideline with. Every one of you hold a special place in my heart. My family has made tremendous sacrifices to support my career and I could not have done this without them. Sincere thanks to Coach Calhoun and Coach Hurley for believing in me at the beginning and conclusion of my coaching career. To work alongside two of the greatest coaches in college basketball history was a blessing I could have never imagined when I began this journey. UConn Nation, I am forever grateful to have been a small part of the Basketball Capital of the World for two decades."
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"I can't thank Tom enough for his dedication to the Connecticut basketball program through the years," UConn head coach Dan Hurley said in a statement. "He has been a loyal and trusted ******* istant to me for the last decade and is a true UConn man. Tom has been tantamount to our success as he took on a crucial role helping to navigate the new era of college basketball. His insight both on and off the court led to great success as UConn's first general manager, helping build the rosters that led to the winningest run in program history."

#moore #assistant

Tom Moore, a key part of the UConn men's basketball team's success for 21 seasons over two different tenures and several job ***** les, will be calling an end to his career.
Moore boasts four national championship rings as an ***** istant coach, two under Jim Calhoun and two under Dan Hurley. He initially joined Calhoun's staff in 1994 and spent 13 seasons as an ***** istant and key recruiter, helping the Huskies to national ***** les in 1999 and 2004. In 2007, he headed down to Quinnipiac to take over the head coaching reins and lasted 10 seasons.
Moore was fired from Quinnipiac in 2017 and joined Hurley's staff at Rhode Island. The following season, he followed Hurley to UConn and was an ***** istant on the 2023 and 2024 repeat national ***** le teams.
Prior to last season, Moore took over the program's newly-created general manager position, in which he handled name, image and likeness (NIL) and transfer portal issues, among many other duties.
Moore, 61, was simply tired of the day-to-day grind that the new world of college athletics has unleashed. For example, barely an hour after the Huskies had lost to Michigan in the national championship game, the transfer portal opened. Throughout the entire flight back to Connecticut, Hurley asked Moore about the amount of money the program might have for this player, for that player. The next day, less than 24 hours after the championship game, the entire staff was back at the Werth Family Champions Center.

#national #assistant

Alex Karaban sat down with NBC Sports California's Deuce Mason following being drafted 29th overall to Sacramento in this year's draft.
He revealed that the number-one ingredient in winning that most people overlook is accountability.
"If we're hard on each other and we're holding each other accountable, it's going to make us closer… I think now people could be afraid to say what's on their mind, and if someone is messing up, people just don't want to critique people anymore."
He continued the interview, talking about how Dan Hurley "completely changed my life" and how he would not be the person he is today without Hurley.
"He's the best college basketball coach. He's going to make you a better player," Karaban said. "I wouldn't talk to people; I was super quiet. I wasn't confident, and he really changed me to be more outgoing."

#make #sports

Elizabeth Hurley is basking in her love with Billy Ray Cyrus on a sun-soaked vacation to the French Riviera.
The 61-year-old looked on cloud nine in a series of loved-up snaps from her recent St Tropez getaway, wearing a daring bohemian dress of dreams. The Royals actress was every inch the beach babe in a sweeping sun hat and a colourful crochet maxi dress with a deep plunging neckline that revealed a gold chain-link bikini beneath.
The sheer cover-up featured long bell sleeves and draped to the floor with a split down the centre of the skirt. Elizabeth kept her makeup natural and her accessories minimal for her day in the sun, opting for a dainty gold necklace and a brown handbag with a gold chain-link strap to elevate her look.
Elizabeth and Billy Ray, who matched his girlfriend's bohemian summer style in a long-sleeved white tunic, were both beaming in a behind-the-scenes video from their vacation.
"Bonjour St Tropez," Elizabeth captioned the blissful photos on Instagram. "Je t'aime [red heart emojis]," Billy Ray, 64, told his girlfriend he loved her in French.

BUIES CREEK — Campbell will travel to Durham on Tuesday, Dec. 15 to take on Duke — just a few months before the 35th anniversary of the teams facing off in the 1992 NCAA tournament.
The meeting will be the fourth overall between the Camels and Blue Devils on the hardwood and the first since Nov. 13, 2021, when No. 9 Duke held off an upset-minded Campbell squad 67-56.
Campbell’s contest at Duke will mark the seventh-consecutive season that Campbell has faced an Atlantic Coast Conference opponent. CU traveled to NC State in the ‘20-21 and ‘22-23 campaigns, played at Duke in ‘21-22, at Virginia Tech in ‘23-24, at North Carolina in ‘24-25, and last season traveled to Wake Forest.
The Blue Devils defeated the Camels 82-56 on Mar. 19, 1992 in the NCAA tournament first round at the Greensboro Coliseum on the way to a second-straight national ****** le. Christian Laettner led Duke with 22 points, while Mark Mocnik scored a game-high 29, including 7-of-13 threes, for the Camels. That 1992 Duke team included eight future NBA draft picks, including first round choices Laettner (‘92), Bobby Hurley (‘93), Grant Hill (‘94) and Cherokee Parks (‘95).
On Jan. 13, 1997, Duke defeated the Camels 84-59 at Durham. Jim Fitzpatrick (19) and Corey Best (14) hit double figures for the Camels, while Greg Newton led Duke with 14. The ‘96-97 Duke roster included Chris Carrawell, Steve Wojciechoski, Jeff Capel and Nate James.

UConn’s roster is set for the 2026-27 men’s basketball season, the program announced Monday.
Egor Amosov, a 6-foot-7 forward from Russia, was the final piece added Monday to complete the 15-man unit which includes 10 newcomers and five returners.
Amosov, 18, will enter the program as a freshman after playing the 2025-26 season with Real Madrid in the Spanish Liga U (U22). He was the Liga U Player of the Year after averaging 14.6 points, 6.0 rebounds, 2.8 **** ists and 2.5 steals over 30 games. He led the team to a 25-5 record and a win over Barca in the **** le game on May 17.
“Egor is an exciting young prospect who brings versatility at the forward spot,” head coach Dan Hurley said in a team release. “His skillset fits what we look for in wing players and raises the level of that position group. We think that can compete to make an impact right away.”
Amosov makes three freshmen on the Huskies’ roster, joining four-star prospects Colben Landrew and Junior County. His addition will provide depth in a group of wings that includes Landrew along with Jayden Ross and newcomers Nik Khamenia and Isaiah Shaw.

Former Xavier Musketeers forward Dailyn Swain was picked 15th overall by the Chiago Bulls in the first round of the 2026 NBA Draft on Tuesday, June 23.
Over two seasons at Xavier, Swain appeared in 63 games (36 starts) and averaged 8 points and 4.3 rebounds per game.
He arrived at Xavier as a four-star recruit from Columbus Africentric High School and was thrown into the fire early as a true freshman. Swain was named to the Big East's All-Freshman Team along with teammate Trey Green.
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As a sophomore, Swain's growth into a full-time starter helped fuel Xavier's run to the NCAA Tournament. He started 33 of 34 games during the 2024-25 season and averaged 11 points, 5.5 rebounds, 2.6 ****** ists and 1.6 steals per game.