Let's just get this out of the way: Mark Wahlberg is as A-list as it gets. He broke out in 1997's "Boogie Nights," and in the nearly three decades since, he's built one of the highest-wattage careers in Hollywood: two Academy Award nominations, a Golden Globe nod for "The Fighter," multiple Emmy nominations as a producer (HBO's "Entourage" among them), and a filmography that spans crime dramas, comedies, and action blockbusters. Right now, he's back on screen in "By Any Means," a manhunt thriller set during the 1966 Mississippi civil rights killings.
He's also signaling where he's increasingly turning his attention. Wahlberg will sit down with Bruce K. Lee, Founder and CEO of Keebeck Wealth Management, on the main stage at TechCrunch Disrupt 2026 to talk about his own progression. Grab your ticket here so you don't miss a moment of this session and Disrupt 2026. Ticket prices increase on September 25.
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His acting career is really just part of the picture. Over the past two decades, Wahlberg has built a production company, a restaurant chain, apparel and fitness ventures, a slate of angel investments, and the now 25-year-old Mark Wahlberg Youth Foundation, which supports inner-city kids and teens. He's used his Hollywood success to launch big projects well outside the movie business — and in a fireside chat at this year's Disrupt, he's going to give us a peek into how.
Wahlberg, who's leaned almost entirely on entrepreneurial instinct about people, culture, products, and markets, is now someone who's been building institutional-level investing discipline, with Lee as his guide, and with a growing focus on healthcare and wellness startups. It's a rare, unvarnished look at how someone with Wahlberg's cultural intelligence has worked his way into some of the most sophisticated rooms in business and finance.

#techcrunch #ticket #decades #nominations

Africa has only ever had one Ballon d'Or winner, and the wait for someone to emulate George Weah is likely to be extended further after this year's nominations were revealed.
Morocco captain Achraf Hakimi and Senegal forward Sadio Mane are the continent's two names on the 30-strong list.
Both players have previously recorded top-six Ballon d'Or finishes but, after a year in which Spain lifted the Fifa World Cup and Kylian Mbappe netted 10 goals to become the tournament's all-time top scorer, the chances of the Paris St-Germain right-back or the Al-Nassr winger lifting the coveted trophy appear slim.
And it is not the first time that Africa has failed to make a big impact.
Part of the reason for the historic lack of success is down to the fact the award, which was first handed out by France Football magazine in 1956, was not open to players representing non-European nations until 1995.

#ballon #d 'or #players #george

Friday nights are back, and so is The Record's weekly search for the top high school football performance in San Joaquin County.
Each week during the 2026 season, one standout player will be voted the Martin Dentistry Football Athlete of the Week.
The choice belongs to you, the readers.
This week's ballot features 10 nominees from Stockton, Tracy, Lathrop, Lodi, Manteca, Oakdale and Escalon after their Week 1 performances.
Everyone is encouraged to submit nominations for the upcoming week by emailing dackermanngannett.com.

#Friday #county #tracy

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The Ballon d'Or's official website has been confirming some of their nominees for the 2026 award ceremony throughout Tuesday, with **** nal receiving nominations in a number of categories.
The first nomination was for Men's Club of the Year, and **** nal are up against Bayern Munich, Bodo/Glimt, Flamengo, and Paris Saint-Germain for the award. The Gunners' Premier League trophy and two final appearances, including the Champions League final, are behind the nomination.
Next came the Men's Coach of the Year nominations, with Mikel Arteta joining Spain's Luis de la Fuente, Aston Villa's Unai Emery, Bayern Munich's Vincent Kompany, and Paris Saint-Germain's Luis Enrique on the shortlist.
Arsenal's successes are again the obvious motivating factor behind Arteta's nomination.

#league #arsenal #bayern

As we move past the Labor Day holiday, it's time again for the Tribune's Athlete of the Week.
Congratulations to last week's winners of the polls, Gwen Kakalecik of Great Falls High girl's cross-country and Ash Groshelle of Great Falls High boys' soccer.
Each week during the competition, two girls and two boys will be nominated, and the audience will choose the winner via a poll posted below.
Nominations for future Athlete of the Week polls can be sent to sports reporter Grady Higgins at ghigginsgreatfallstribune.com.
Voting on this week's poll will be open until Friday, Sept. 11, at 11:59 p.m., and the winners of the vote will be announced in the following week's Athlete of the Week story.

#week #high #winners

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The Premier League have announced their nominees for the Manager of the Month and Player of the Month awards for August, with ****** nal receiving nominations in both categories.
Mikel Arteta has been nominated for Manager of the Month, having led ****** nal to two wins and a goal difference of +4 in the Gunners' opening two games of the new campaign.
No other manager can better that, but Enzo Maresca can match it with Manchester City. Though City have conceded twice more than ****** nal, they've also scored twice more.
It's not hard to guess the other two nominees, as they're the managers of the other two clubs to win two from two – Hull City's Sergej Jakirovic and Chelsea's Xabi Alonso. Voting is open here until Monday, September 7th at 12:00 BST.

#nominees

The marquees for all 41 Broadway theatres will be dimmed in honor of Dolly Parton, Tim Curry, Clive Davis and more stars who've recently passed away.
On Wednesday, the Broadway In Memoriam Committee confirmed the list of late honorees. On Tuesday, Sept. 8, the marquees will dim at 6:45 p.m. ET. Gina Ferrall, Josh Grisetti, Jeff Hamlin, Glen Hansard, Louise Lasser, Anna Louizos, Seth Marquette, Anne Russell, James Walsh and Harold Wheeler will also be honored.
In 2025, the Broadway In Memoriam Committee created a quarterly tradition called Broadway in Memoriam to honor individuals who left their mark on the Great White Way. The mass dimming now takes place four times a year on the second Tuesday of September, December, March and June.
Parton wrote the music and lyrics for the 2009 stage adaptation of "9 to 5," which received four Tony Award nominations, including one for her original score. The singer's second show, "Dolly: A True Original Musical" will begin previews Dec. 7 at the St. James Theatre in New York City with an opening set for Jan. 19, 2027, on what would have been her 81st birthday. Parton announced the Broadway engagement in July.
The production will tell her story through some of her biggest hits, including "Jolene," "Coat of Many Colors," "9 to 5" and "I Will Always Love You," alongside new songs she wrote specifically for the musical. Parton co-wrote the show's book with two-time Emmy winner Maria S. Schlatter. Tony winner Bartlett Sher is directing, with "So You Think You Can Dance" and "La La Land" choreographer Mandy Moore choreographing the production.

#dolly #committee #james #tony

Summer break is officially over for all, and that means the most anticipated of them all:
The Gainesville Sun's Athlete of the Week poll!
Once again, we are asking for your help with the nomination process. Please click here to see how to nominate. Nominations are due Monday morning, and they can be sent in by anyone — coaches, administrators, friends, family. It is imperative to send in nominations, so we can continue to honor the best! Please send nominations to Gainesville Sun Preps Reporter Noah Ram at nramgannett.com.
We are relying solely on this process for nominations for the 2026-27 season, so if names are not sent in, we will not be able to conduct athlete of the week polls and honor the best in the area.
This week, we're honoring the best from August 24-30. Voting closes Saturday at 12 p.m., and you can vote as many times as you'd like, so please share this poll with friends and family.

#week #athlete

The Cincinnati Enquirer once again is offering a new weekly feature recognizing the accomplishments of cheerleaders, dance team members and their squads: The Spirit Award.
Much like the popular athlete of the week voting, school fans and friends voted on two weekly ballots (individual and team) for The Spirit Award. Only coaches can provide nominations each week, either for their squads or other teams.
Eligible are varsity girls and boys cheerleaders and dancers who exemplify the fruits of the spirit ‒ love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control – while uplifting their squads, the student body and others. Team nominations focus on squads that come together to help each other, work hard, do things right that week, show outstanding virtues when dealing with or serving others, exceed expectations to prepare something special for the school or take part in any other honorable reason they might be acknowledged.
This week's Spirit Award winners are:
The senior cheerleader has been named one of the squad's dance leaders for this season. Over the past four years, Skylar has grown tremendously ‒ not only as a cheerleader, but also as a teammate and leader. This senior year, she has really stepped up, showing more confidence, taking on additional responsibilities, and being willing to try new skills.

#weekly #cheerleaders

A busy week of girl's volleyball tournaments and cross country produced several standout performances across the Wichita Falls area.
From hitters piling up kills over a long weekend to a runner separating herself from the field, several area athletes made strong cases for recognition, and we've narrowed the field to four candidates.
Read about each nominee below and cast your vote. Coaching staffs in and around the Wichita Falls area can send nominations by 5 p.m. Sunday to sportstimesrecordnews.com. The poll is set to close at noon Friday.
Broussard turned in a dominant performance at the Nocona Invitational, winning the varsity girls two-mile race in 12 minutes, 9.97 seconds. The Bellevue junior finished nearly 52 seconds ahead of the second-place runner.
Grisel powered Memorial to a 7-2 run at the Nocona Tournament, totaling 109 kills across nine matches. She also finished with 22 digs, nine blocks and six aces. Grisel's most impactful performance came against Holliday, when she delivered 23 kills as the Mavericks earned a three-set victory.

#area #wichita #nocona #field

One week into the Texas high school football season and several Wichita Falls-area players have made their mark. From career-high games to quarterbacks leading their teams to crucial opening-week wins, Week 1 produced no shortage of standout performances.
We narrowed the field to four candidates for Wichita Falls-area Athlete of the Week. Nominations can be sent by 5 p.m. Saturday by coaching staffs in and around the Wichita Falls area to sportstimesrecordnews.com.
Read about each nominee below and cast your vote. The poll is set to close at noon Friday, Sept. 4.
Birkhead made the most of his first game as Memorial's starting quarterback, throwing for 394 yards and a school-record seven touchdowns in the Mavericks' 54-34 season-opening win over Fort Worth Paschal. Six of his touchdown passes came in the first half as Memorial built a 47-22 halftime lead to help Ross Dillard pick up his first win as a head coach.
Belcher accounted for seven touchdowns in Windthorst's 49-43 win over Holliday. The senior quarterback completed 22 of 30 passes for 318 yards and four touchdowns while adding 122 rushing yards and three scores to help the Trojans down the Eagles in both teams' season opener. He nearly came down with an interception on defense as well but was ruled out of bounds.

#high #school

Fall athletics are here, and the opening week of local sports delivered accordingly.
The first week of weekly nominations are here and eight of last week's best performers are up for athlete of the week honors. Now, fans can decide which performances were the best from local teams.
The polls are now open, and will run from Monday, Aug. 31 to noon on Thursday, Sept. 3.
Want to nominate an athlete for the weekly polls? Email Zavier Gussett at zgussettldnews.com by noon Sunday. Include the athlete's name, sport and a little bit about their accomplishment.
Week 1 recap: Northern Lebanon football leads energetic win for Nate Monroe's debut

#best #fall

With the 2026 Texas high school football season kicking off and volleyball season tipping off statewide, many of the Big Country's top high school athletes shined across the Lone Star State last week.
Several athletes had standout performances during last week's action and have been nominated for this week's edition of the Abilene Reporter-News' City National Bank Big Country High School Athlete of the Week.
The Reporter-News is taking weekly nominations and will release a list of finalists for the City National Bank Big Country Athlete of the Week at the beginning of each week.
Please include statistics from the week's games and any pertinent information or honors.
Students in all varsity sports are eligible and can only be named Athlete of the Week one time per season, per sport, and athletes from one school cannot win more than three consecutive weeks.

#school #season #bank

Who holds the ****** le of "America's Sweetheart" in Hollywood? From the golden age of film to the present-day red carpet, this iconic label has been passed down across generations of beloved actresses whose warmth, charisma, and timeless appeal have captured the nation's heart. Whether reigning in romantic comedies, captivating in dramas, or making the leap from childhood stardom to Hollywood royalty, these stars have a unique place in pop culture. Discover the faces behind this endearing ****** le and how each one brought their unique magic to the big screen.
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Known for her radiant charm and beloved roles on both film and television, Jennifer Garner continues to define what it means to be America's Sweetheart. She is often recognized for her down-to-earth persona and heartfelt performances, making her a relatable favorite amongst fans. Whether lighting up the screen in romantic comedies or dramatic roles, Garner remains a central figure in Hollywood's legacy of warmth and authenticity. During her time as Sydney Bristow on the spy drama Alias, Garner earned four consecutive Emmy nominations for her lead performance, as reported by GoldDerby.
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Debbie Reynolds' infectious smile and lively spirit made her a fan favorite for decades. Rising to fame as a triple threat in musicals and classic films, Reynolds charmed audiences with her talent and grace. Her legacy as a Hollywood icon endures, with her name forever synonymous with the magic of old-Hollywood musicals. Best known for Singin' in the Rain, Reynolds passed away in December 2016, just one day after the death of her daughter, actress Carrie Fisher, according to KQED.

#reynolds #whether #mega

German football icon Lothar Matthäus has criticized new Germany coach Jürgen Klopp for announcing his first squad on a Thursday while players are readying for Europa League and Conference League club action.
Klopp will name the squad for four Nations Leagues matches starting in the Netherlands on September 24 on Thursday, September 17. Matthäus thinks it should be pushed back until the Friday.
"Even if they have already been informed in advance by the national coach, the players could be disturbed in their concentration by constant questions. It does something to a player's psyche if you are asked about it before an important match," Matthäus said in a column for broadcaster Sky.
"I would really ask Jürgen Klopp to make the nominations in future on a Friday morning or at midday."
He added that if a player is injured in a European match on the Thursday, no late call-up would be needed and a new player could be drafted in before the squad was made public.

#Friday

Jennifer Garner opened up about how a career rejection led her to Alias. The 54-year-old, best known for playing Sydney Bristow in the action-thriller series, once auditioned for The West Wing but was turned down.
Garner appeared on Aspire With Emma Grede on August 25. During the interview, she opened up about nearly landing a role on The West Wing but lost the part. She said, "I always think back to this audition for The West Wing. It was for a new role, and God, I wanted it so badly. And I got down, and I tested for it. When I didn't get it, I had to go to the desert. It was my first time in Palm Springs by myself, and I just sat there for a couple of days."
Garner also reflected on her career after separating from Ben Affleck in 2015. She described, "I panicked when I was first out of my marriage and realized I had taken such a step back in my work, and suddenly I realized, like, 'I don't know how long I'll be able to work.'" She admitted that she became concerned about her financial future after stepping back from acting. She said she needed to find work that allowed her to support her children.
Although losing the role was difficult, Garner's next big break came just two weeks later. She was offered Alias. J.J. Abrams created the ABC series, which ran for five seasons between 2001 and 2006. The actress starred alongside Ron Rifkin, Victor Garber, Michael Vartan, Bradley Cooper, Merrin Dungey, Carl Lumbly, Kevin Weisman, and Greg Grunberg. Her performance earned Garner a 2002 Golden Globe win and four Emmy nominations. As Alias grew in popularity, Garner landed major film roles. She appeared in Daredevil and Elektra before starring in 13 Going on 30.

Originally reported by Meenakshi Sengupta for Reality Tea
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It's time to take a look at the standout high school performers from the Akron area last week.
Your vote will determine who will be the Akron-Area High School Athlete of the Week for Aug. 17-23. Each athlete's credentials are listed above the poll — which will be live until 5 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 27. The winners will be announced Friday morning, Aug. 28, on BeaconJournal.com.
Now, let's meet the candidates, who were selected by the Beacon Journal sports staff based on results submitted to the Beacon Journal and nominations from coaches and athletic directors.
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Scored two goals and added an **** ist in a 3-1 win over Canfield.

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The following results were provided by high school coaches or their representatives. Send results each night to prepsportsenquirer.com. Please submit Team or Athlete of the Week nominations by Monday morning for the previous week's performances to mlaughmanenquirer.com.
Kings 153, Little Miami 155
Franklin 195, Edgewood 197
Valley View 160, Monroe 172
Mount Notre Dame 191, Mariemont 223

#enquirer #athlete #kings

PEORIA — Marlee Wren is the ultimate late-bloomer, a woman who built a comeback story from a childhood of pain and fear and heartbreak and has emerged as an elite social media influencer with a powerful following.
"I'm slowly becoming what I wanted to be when I was a little girl, and it's all because of my true and loyal supporters," said Wren, 26, a Peoria resident. "The ones who have seen me since Day One. The ones who root for me and have my back."
Wren has about more than 113,000 followers on TikTok (Maarjaay0), and her videos have earned 26 million likes. Her Instagram page (maarjaay_) has more than 44,000 followers and her Facebook page (maarmaar) has swollen to 74,000 followers.
Wren emerged from over 400 nominations in the 2026 Journal Star Content Creators contest and was a popular choice by readers who cast votes in an online ballot of 25 finalists. She was then chosen by a Journal Star panel for a place among the competition's eight winners.
"I came from nothing, I had a horrible, traumatizing childhood and I always would see beautiful influencers or content creators thinking I want to be just like them," Wren said. "I want to make content about my life, things I love, and have the world watch me and love me for doing it.

#wren

Penelope Cruz seems to have it all, having more than enough talent and beauty to make it in Hollywood. And she has definitely clawed her way up from where she first started. Born in 1974 in Spain, Cruz was already marked as a gifted talent from a very young age. Cruz had a love for ballet dancing, and studied classical ballet for several years. Her decision to do dance is what helped her break into the acting world.
Cruz initially built her reputation as a talented actor in the Spanish film industry, gaining momentum when she starred in the Oscar-winning movie "The Age of Beauty." She starred in yet another Oscar-winning flick with 1999's "Todo Sobre Mi Madre," before deciding to break into Hollywood. To say the transition was successful would be an understatement, her star rising higher with films such as "Vanilla Sky" and "Woman on Top." But her role in "Vicky Christina Barcelona" is what truly made history, with Cruz being the first and only Spanish-born woman to take home an acting Oscar.
Throughout her career, Cruz has netted other Oscar, Emmy and Golden Globe nominations. She has also continued to be involved in major productions, from 2018's "The ******* assination of Gianni Versace: American Crime Story" to 2021's "Official Competition." But despite being immersed in the glamour and luxury of Hollywood for decades, Cruz knows there's more to feeling at peace with yourself than focusing on surface-level things. As such, we thought Cruz's quote was fitting to serve as our quote for the day.
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#cruz #woman #talent #first

The following results were provided by high school coaches or their representatives. Send results each night to prepsportsenquirer.com. Please submit Team or Athlete of the Week nominations by Monday morning for the previous week's performances to mlaughmanenquirer.com.
Indian Hill 158, Mariemont 166, Madeira 171
Medalist: Ben McClorey (Mar) with a two-over par 37 on the front of Camargo Club.
Roger Bacon 169, Norwood 192
Cincinnati Country Day 166, Princeton 188

#results #send #Monday #Indian

The following results were provided by high school coaches or their representatives. Send results each night to prepsportsenquirer.com. Please submit Team or Athlete of the Week nominations by Monday morning for the previous week's performances to mlaughmanenquirer.com.
Indian Hill 158, Mariemont 166, Madeira 171
Medalist: Ben McClorey (Mar) with a two-over par 37 on the front of Camargo Club.
Roger Bacon 169, Norwood 192
Cincinnati Country Day 166, Princeton 188

#team #week #hill

Hayden Panettiere, the former child actor who became a household name as an indestructible cheerleader on "Heroes" before starring as a troubled country singer on "Nashville," has died. She was 36.
Panettiere's representative confirmed her death to ABC News on Sunday. A cause and other details surrounding her death were not immediately disclosed.
Born Aug. 21, 1989, in Palisades, New York, Panettiere began appearing in commercials before her first birthday. She went on to roles in "One Life to Live," "Guiding Light," "A Bug's Life," "Remember the ****** ans" and "Ice Princess."
Her breakout role came in 2006 as Claire Bennet, a high school cheerleader with regenerative powers, on NBC's "Heroes." The character inspired the show's signature slogan: "Save the cheerleader, save the world."
Panettiere later starred opposite Connie Britton as ambitious country singer Juliette Barnes on the ABC and CMT drama "Nashville." The six-season role showcased her acting and singing abilities and earned her two Golden Globe nominations.

#save #singer #death

The following results were provided by high school coaches or their representatives. Send results each night to prepsportsenquirer.com. Please submit Team or Athlete of the Week nominations by Monday morning for the previous week's performances to mlaughmanenquirer.com.
CHL preseason tournament
Wyoming 325, Madeira 329, Mariemont 332, Indian Hill 335, Taylor 337, Reading 382, Finneytown 415
Medalist: Austin Marty (Wyoming) with a 74 at The Mill Course.
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#wyoming #please #Monday

The following results were provided by high school coaches or their representatives. Send results each night to prepsportsenquirer.com. Please submit Team or Athlete of the Week nominations by Monday morning for the previous week's performances to mlaughmanenquirer.com.
CHL preseason tournament
Wyoming 325, Madeira 329, Mariemont 332, Indian Hill 335, Taylor 337, Reading 382, Finneytown 415
Medalist: Austin Marty (Wyoming) with a 74 at The Mill Course.
Others

#enquirer #please #athlete

Meryl Streep is one of the most famous and accomplished actors of all time. Born in New Jersey in 1949, Streep actually started out considering opera, but soon fell in love with theatre. She studied drama at Vassar College before graduating from the Yale School of Drama with an M.F.A. in 1975; it only took her three years to earn her first Oscar nomination (for 1978's "The Deer Hunter"). That was her first of a whopping 21 Academy Award nominations, making her the most-nominated actor in Oscars history. That's in addition to her 33 Golden Globe nominations (another all-time record), six Emmy nominations, and so much more.
Streep has clearly put in a lot of work to accomplish all that she's done, and it's hard to imagine something she can't do. Whatever your goals in life, it's easy to wonder how Streep got to where she is today, and easier to want the recipe for that success to cook up yourself. However, you might be surprised by her answers when she shared her thoughts on the subject, and that's why Streep's take on success and building confidence is today's quote of the day.
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During a chat with Michelle Obama for More magazine in 2015, Meryl Streep said (via People), "It's a good thing to imagine yourself doing something you think you can't. I do that every day because, basically, if I had it my way, I'd just stay home and think about what I'm having for supper." Streep explained that, while this may not be apparent to fans, it actually isn't in her nature to put herself out there and be confident, ambitious, and vulnerable.

#time #actually #first #something

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The Shawshank Redemption is now widely regarded as one of the greatest films ever made. As of August 1, it even sits at the top of IMDb's Top 250 (1) movies of all time. But according to actor Tim Robbins, its success had less to do with its disappointing theatrical run than with one savvy business decision that changed its fate.
Speaking on a recent episode of The Joe Rogan Experience (2), Robbins recalled that despite earning seven Academy Award nominations, almost ****** ody saw the film in theaters.
Jeff Bezos backs a platform that lets anyone invest in rental homes for as little as $100 — 6 ways to build wealth like a landlord without actually being one
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#robbins #savvy #shawshank #redemption

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The Shawshank Redemption is now widely regarded as one of the greatest films ever made. As of August 1, it even sits at the top of IMDb's Top 250 (1) movies of all time. But according to actor Tim Robbins, its success had less to do with its disappointing theatrical run than with one savvy business decision that changed its fate.
Speaking on a recent episode of The Joe Rogan Experience (2), Robbins recalled that despite earning seven Academy Award nominations, almost ******* ody saw the film in theaters.
Jeff Bezos backs a platform that lets anyone invest in rental homes for as little as $100 — 6 ways to build wealth like a landlord without actually being one
JPMorgan still sees gold hitting $5,000/oz by Q4 — and savvy investors are protecting their wealth with a tax-advantaged Gold IRA. Learn more with a free guide from Priority Gold

#finance #redemption

Florida football junior center Harrison Moore has been named to the Rimington Trophy watch list, an award given to college football's top center.
A transfer from Georgia Tech, the 6-foot-4, 293-pound Moore appeared in 11 games and made eight starts for the Yellow Jackets in 2025. Moore helped anchor an offensive line that allowed just nine sacks (0.69 per game) during the season.
The Trophy Committee worked with Pro Football Focus (PFF) to narrow down its list to the top 40 centers PFF grades every player on every play of every game on how well they execute their given ******* ignment. That play-by-play grading allowed the Trophy committee to create a watchlist based both on nominations from the schools and data provided by PFF.
Dave Rimington, the award's namesake, was a consensus first-team All-America center at the University of Nebraska in 1981 and 1982, during which time he became the John Outland Trophy's only two-time winner as the nation's finest college interior lineman.
Moore is projected to replace former Florida Gators center Jake Slaughter, a two-time All-American and two-time Rimington Award finalist in 2024 and 2025. Slaughter was taken in the second round by the Los Angeles Chargers in the 2026 NFL draft.

#every #Football

Florida football's junior center Harrison Moore was among 40 players named to the 2026 Rimington Trophy preseason watch list, the organization announced Thursday.
Moore, who transferred from Georgia Tech this past offseason, appeared in 11 games with the Yellow Jackets in 2025, making eight starts and taking 682 total snaps, while earning a 61.1 grade from PFF over 611 regular-season snaps. The 6-foot-4-inch, 293-pound center was part of an offensive line that allowed just nine sacks (0.69 per game) last season, helping his squad earn a spot among the 10 semifinalists for the Joe Moore Award, which is given to the best offensive line unit in college football.
The Trophy Committee worked with Pro Football Focus to narrow down its list to the top 40 centers. PFF grades every player on every play of every game on how well they execute their given ****** ignment, and that play-by-play grading allowed the Trophy Committee to create a watchlist based both on nominations from the schools and data provided by PFF.
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