From the lectern, the master of ceremonies glanced over the crowd that gathered for the news conference introducing Ron Washington as the Angelsâ new manager.
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    Division II playoff football and the MEAC championship race dominate this weekendâs games. With the SWAC West situation very much up in the air (and two coaches out of a job), it promises to be another week of exciting scoreboard-watching.
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After a tight first half that was separated by only seven points, Florida Memorial dominated the second half to take their ninth straight win against Florida National with a final score of 80-60 at the FMU Wellness Center, continuing their undefeated streak against the Conquistadors.
    âSheâs much more confident. Sheâs become more of a complete player.â That was how Tennis Channel commentator Chanda Rubin described 19-year-old American Coco Gauff as she steamrolled past Tunisian no. 6 seed Ons Jabeur to capture her first win at the WTA Finals in Cancun.
  The Florida A&M University (FAMU) Rattlers essentially took the day off on Saturday as they outplayed Division II Lincoln University with mostly second and third-team players, giving Rattler fans a look into the future. Â
 Brandon Rembert epitomizes the success of these programs.  A former collegiate baseball player for Alcorn State University, Brandon currently works for the Pittsburgh Pirates Organization as a Minor League Baseball Operations Assistant. Born and raised in Pensacola, Florida, Brandon took up t-ball at a young age, developing a deep love for the game the older he became.
 Bam Adebayo showcased his prowess with 26 points and 17 rebounds, while rookie Jaime Jaquez Jr. contributed a career-high 20 points as the Miami Heat, playing without key players, secured a 117-109 victory against the Atlanta Hawks on Saturday night.
    With plans for a new menâs volleyball team to compete starting in 2025-2026 in the NEC (Northeast Conference), UMES becomes the first NCAA Div. I HBCU to add menâs volleyball and the 68th school to sponsor the fast-growing sport at the NCAA DI-II level.
       A year after the Colorado Buffaloesâ only victory came on a disputed touchdown in overtime, Folsom Field is suddenly the epicenter of college football.