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2026 SEC football power rankings after Week 10

2026 SEC football power rankings after Week 10

SEC football power rankings after Week 10 in 2026.
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Previewing #9 Virginia basketball’s matchup against #12 Arkansas

Previewing #9 Virginia basketball’s matchup against #12 Arkansas

The Hoos face their first major test of the season against the Razorbacks in Washington, D.C.
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Sellers leads No. 23 South Carolina to 4th straight victory with 17-9 win over Texas A&M

Sellers leads No. 23 South Carolina to 4th straight victory with 17-9 win over Texas A&M

LaNorris Sellers threw for 251 yards and a touchdown and ran for a clinching score as No. 23 South Carolina won its fourth straight game by outlasting Texas A&M 17-9 on Saturday night
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Powerball resets to $20M tonight after $847 million jackpot win

Powerball resets to $20M tonight after $847 million jackpot win

Powerball resets to $20 million for the Nov. 7 drawing after a New Jersey ticket won the $847 million jackpot.
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North Alabama Lions Women's Volleyball Secures Crucial Road Win Against Central Arkansas

North Alabama Lions Women's Volleyball Secures Crucial Road Win Against Central Arkansas

North Alabama Lions Women's Volleyball Secures Crucial Road Win Against Central Arkansas
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Lewis and Mallory help No. 9 Virginia overcome slow start and beat Northeastern 97-72

Lewis and Mallory help No. 9 Virginia overcome slow start and beat Northeastern 97-72

Sam Lewis and Chance Mallory each scored 20 points as No. 9 Virginia shrugged off a sluggish start and pulled away for a 97-72 win over Northeastern
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Quiver Distribution to Release 'Killing Time' Starring Freddie Prinze Jr. in 2027

Quiver Distribution to Release 'Killing Time' Starring Freddie Prinze Jr. in 2027

Quiver Distribution to Release 'Killing Time' Starring Freddie Prinze Jr. in 2027
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Former Arkansas Game and Fish Officials File Federal Lawsuit Alleging Retaliation Over Suppressed Investigation Report

Former Arkansas Game and Fish Officials File Federal Lawsuit Alleging Retaliation Over Suppressed Investigation Report

Two former high-ranking law enforcement officials from the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission, former Enforcement Division Colonel Brad Young and former Lieutenant Colonel Jacob Dunn, have filed a federal lawsuit. The lawsuit, filed on October 14th, 2026, in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Arkansas, alleges retaliation. The plaintiffs claim they were pushed out of their positions in 2025 after one of them sought an internal inspector general’s investigation report, which they describe as suppressed, through an open-records request. The defendants named in the lawsuit include Arkansas Game and Fish Commission Director Doug Schoenrock, Chief of Staff Chris Racey, Joseph Williams, and other unidentified individuals. The case is classified as a civil rights action under 42 U.S.C. § 1983, which allows individuals to seek legal remedies for alleged violations of constitutional rights. The plaintiffs have requested a jury trial. This legal action follows a period of leadership changes within th...
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Tennessee-Kentucky football live updates, score, stats, highlights

Tennessee-Kentucky football live updates, score, stats, highlights

Tennessee versus Kentucky football game live updates, scoring, stats and highlights in Week 10.
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How social media reacted to UNC's road smackdown of UConn

How social media reacted to UNC's road smackdown of UConn

The UNC football team rode its most balanced performance of 2026 to a 17-point win at UConn. Here's how social media reacted to the big victory.
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Texas A Track Field Unveils 2027 Schedule Featuring Five Home Meets, NCAA West Regional Championships

Texas A Track Field Unveils 2027 Schedule Featuring Five Home Meets, NCAA West Regional Championships

Texas A Track Field Unveils 2027 Schedule Featuring Five Home Meets, NCAA West Regional Championships
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Fort Smith Officials Break Ground on $23.2 Million Water Transmission Line Expansion

Fort Smith Officials Break Ground on $23.2 Million Water Transmission Line Expansion

State and local officials in Fort Smith, Arkansas, including Mayor George McGill and U.S. Sen. John Boozman, have broken ground on the second phase of a five-phase water transmission line project. This phase, costing $23.2 million, will add six miles of 48-inch water lines, continuing the construction toward Fort Smith from the Lake Fort Smith Water Treatment Plant in Mountainburg. U.S. Sen. John Boozman played a crucial role in securing $12 million in federal funding for this initiative, with Fort Smith contributing the remaining $11.2 million in matching funds. The overall project aims to enhance water service reliability and increase delivery capacity by up to 30 million gallons per day once completed. Officials present, such as Curry Jones, deputy director of the Environmental Protection Agency's water division of Region 6, emphasized the importance of robust water infrastructure, especially given the age of Fort Smith's current system.