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  • Clark and the Merrimack Warriors take on conference foe Rider


    Merrimack Warriors (11-10, 8-2 MAAC) at Rider Broncs (8-13, 4-6 MAAC)

    Lawrenceville, New Jersey; Sunday, 4 p.m. EST

    BETMGM SPORTSBOOK LINE: Warriors -5; over/under is 130

    BOTTOM LINE: Adam Clark and Merrimack take on TJ Weeks Jr. and Rider on Sunday.

    The Broncs have gone 2-5 in home games. Rider allows 72.0 points and has been outscored by 6.8 points per game.

    The Warriors are 8-2 against MAAC opponents. Merrimack has a 4-9 record against opponents over .500.

    Rider’s average of 5.1 made 3-pointers per game is 1.4 fewer made shots on average than the 6.5 per game Merrimack gives up. Merrimack averages 64.2 points per game, 7.8 fewer points than the 72.0 Rider gives up to opponents.

    The Broncs and Warriors square off Sunday for the first time in conference play this season.

    TOP PERFORMERS: Weeks is shooting 39.3% and averaging 13.3 points for the Broncs. Jay Alvarez is averaging 13.8 points over the last 10 games.

    Clark is averaging 19.1 points, 5.9 assists and 2.2 steals for the Warriors. Matt Becht is averaging 12.9 points over the last 10 games.

    LAST 10 GAMES: Broncs: 4-6, averaging 67.1 points, 30.4 rebounds, 12.0 assists, 6.1 steals and 3.2 blocks per game while shooting 41.2% from the field. Their opponents have averaged 72.7 points per game.

    Warriors: 6-4, averaging 65.9 points, 24.4 rebounds, 13.2 assists, 9.5 steals and 3.6 blocks per game while shooting 43.6% from the field. Their opponents have averaged 62.4 points.

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    The Associated Press created this story using technology provided by Data Skrive and data from Sportradar.



    Exciting Matchup Ahead: Clark and the Merrimack Warriors Face off Against Rider

    Get ready for an intense showdown as Clark and the Merrimack Warriors gear up to take on conference rival Rider. The stakes are high as both teams look to secure a crucial win in their quest for postseason success.

    The Warriors have been on a hot streak lately, showcasing their talent and determination on the court. Led by standout player Clark, they have proven themselves as a force to be reckoned with in the conference.

    On the other side, Rider will be looking to put up a strong fight and come out victorious in front of their home crowd. This matchup promises to be a thrilling display of skill, strategy, and passion for the game.

    Don’t miss out on all the action as Clark and the Merrimack Warriors go head-to-head with Rider. It’s sure to be a game you won’t want to miss!

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  • 2025 MLS Western Conference Preview & Standings Prediction


    The 2025 MLS
    season is barely three weeks away! Ahead of the league’s 30th year, we’re moving full steam ahead into prediction season. Starting with the Western Conference today and the Eastern Conference, GIVEMESPORT‘s Ben Wright makes his predictions for the final standings.

    Note: these predictions are as of January 31, 2025. With the transfer window still in full swing, a lot can change before the first ball is kicked.

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    FC Dallas

    2024 finish: 11th

    FC Dallas forward Logan Farrington

    FC Dallas
    have essentially gutted their roster. Gone are Jesús Ferreira
    , Paul Arriola
    , Alan Velasco
    and Nkosi Tafari
    . They’ve made a few signings, but overall haven’t come close to replacing the exodus of key players from last year. It looks set to be a long season in Eric Quill’s first season in charge.

    14

    San Diego FC

    2024 finish: N/A

    Mikey Varas San Diego FC 2024 Stadium
    Credit: San Diego FC

    It’s typically hard to judge expansion teams before they’ve ever played a match. San Diego FC
    are no different. Some of their moves have been intriguing, like the additions of DP wingers Hirving Lozano
    and Anders Dreyer
    . There are still plenty of question marks, though, like how Mikey Varas will fare in his first season as a senior head coach. At the end of the day, it’s just really hard to be good as an expansion team.

    13

    Portland Timbers

    2024 finish: 9th

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    The Portland Timbers
    have a ton of questions heading into the season. For starters, will Evander
    be back? The 2024 Best XI midfielder ended last season publicly frustrated at the club, and seems like a prime candidate for the league’s new Cash Trade rule. If Evander leaves, Portland’s ceiling falls into the basement.

    12

    Sporting Kansas City

    2024 finish: 13th

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    Sporting Kansas City
    are another team who’ve had a major exodus of players this winter. Johnny Russell, Tim Melia
    , Alan Pulido
    and Fontàs
    may have been past their primes, but they were all key players for Sporting, and haven’t been replaced so far this winter… sike! Signing Dejan Joveljic
    from the Los Angeles Galaxy
    as the first cash trade in league history is a huge move that brings them one of the best goal-scorers in MLS, and immediately raises their ceiling.

    11

    Vancouver Whitecaps

    2024 finish: 8th

    Vancouver Whitecaps forward Brian White reacts during the Canadian Championship final
    Credit: Anne-Marie Sorvin-Imagn Images

    The Vancouver Whitecaps
    are another team with major question marks. Are you sensing the trend here? Vanni Sartini was fired after the 2024 season. The club was put up for sale. Fafà Picault
    left in free agency, and Stuart Armstrong
    has been sold to Sheffield Wednesday
    . There are more questions than answers this point, and while the ‘Caps have been on the bubble of being a contender for the last several seasons, 2025 feels like it has the potential to sour quickly.

    10

    San Jose Earthquakes

    2024 finish: 14th

    Bruce Arena looks on during the game at Gillette Stadium on June 10, 2023 when he was manager of the New England Revolution

    How quickly can Bruce Arena turn around one of the worst teams in MLS history? That’s the big question for the San Jose Earthquakes
    , and honestly one of the biggest questions of the 2025 season. The ‘Quakes were awful in 2024, finishing last in the Supporters’ Shield standings, losing a record 25 matches, and conceding a record 78 goals. They’ve been wildly active in the transfer market, signing Josef Martínez
    and Cristian Arango
    , as well as bolstering several other areas. Arena has a history of getting production quickly, but will it be enough to get them into the playoffs?

    9

    Austin FC

    2024 finish: 10th

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    Austin FC have overhauled their Designated Players, signing their three current DPs ( Osman Bukari
    , Brandon Vázquez
    and Myrto Uzuni
    ) in the last two windows. Sebastián Driussi
    is gone, transferred out as Nico Estévez comes in to manage a new-look roster. They don’t have much depth at any position, though, and there are real questions about who is going to create the chances for Vázquez and Uzuni to finish.

    8

    Houston Dynamo

    2024 finish: 5th

    Houston Dynamo head coach Ben Olsen

    Hector Herrera and Adalberto Carrasquilla
    are gone. Can Houston Dynamo
    still play Ben Olsen’s possession-based style without them? The Dynamo led MLS with 59.3 percent possession last year but scored the seventh-fewest goals. They need to figure out who is going to control the game for them while also hoping Ezequiel Ponce
    takes a big step forward in year two. Don’t be surprised if they take a step back in 2025.

    7

    Real Salt Lake

    2024 finish: 3th

    Diego Luna playing for Real Salt Lake
    Credit: Robert Edwards-Imagn Images

    It’s Diego Luna
    ‘s team now. With Chicho Arango traded, Real Salt Lake
    have moved on to a new chapter. Diogo Gonçalves
    wears the number 10, but I suspect Luna will carry the weight of chance creation for an RSL side that should be in the playoffs, but will have trouble challenging at the top of the table.

    6

    Colorado Rapids

    2024 finish: 7th

    Chris Armas Colorado Rapids 2024
    Credit: Denny Medley-Imagn Images

    The Colorado Rapids
    might not have the highest ceiling in the West, but under Chris Armas they’ve proved to have a very high floor, especially if Djordje Mihailović
    is able to stay healthy for a full season. Chidozie Awaziem
    was savvy pickup from Cincinnati, and he should improve a defense that was decent-if-suspect last year.

    5

    St. Louis City SC

    2024 finish: 12th

    St. Louis CITY SC midfielder Eduard Lowen (10) and Marcel Hartel (17) celebrate after a goal against Club America in the second half at Dignity Health Sports Park. Mandatory Credit- Kirby Lee-USA TODAY Sports
    Mandatory Credit- Kirby Lee-USA TODAY Sports

    St. Louis CITY SC
    have had a quiet winter window, but that’s because they did most of their business in the summer. Marcel Hartel
    and Cedric Teuchert
    look like stars, and Timo Baumgartl
    should be a fantastic addition at the back. They’re one to watch, and one of my two dark horse picks in the West this year.

    4

    LA Galaxy

    2024 finish: 2nd

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    Remember that MLS Cup
    -winning roster? Yeah… it’s dismantled. Aside from the fact that Riqui Puig
    will miss most of the 2025 season, Gastón Brugman
    , Jalen Neal
    , Marky Delgado
    and now Dejan Joveljic
    are gone. With the Galaxy up against cap constraints, they haven’t really been able to reload, although Joveljic’s sale should give them a bit of wiggle room. They should be able to make a couple of additions, but having them in fourth feels like a risk.

    3

    Minnesota United

    2024 finish: 6th

    Minnesota United forward Kelvin Yeboah celebrates a goal
     Credit: Matt Krohn-Imagn Images

    Minnesota United
    maybe shouldn’t count as a dark horse, but I’m calling them one. Kelvin Yeboah
    looked like a Golden Boot-caliber No. 9 in his half season, Robin Lod
    remains one of the best and most overlooked playmakers in the league, and Eric Ramsey has built a solid system to maximize his players’ potential. Count on the Loons finishing towards the top of the Western Conference table.

    2

    Seattle Sounders

    2024 finish: 4th

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    The Seattle Sounders
    quietly had one of the best winter windows in MLS. Re-signing Albert Rusnák
    and João Paulo
    was excellent business, Paul Arriola
    will raise their level in multiple positions, and Jesús Ferreira
    is a proven MLS goal-scorer who hasn’t even reached his prime. Pair that with an all-time elite defense and you have a winning formula. The Sounders were just minutes away from making MLS Cup in 2024, and no one should be shocked if they make it all the way in 2025.

    1

    LAFC

    2024 finish: 1st

    Olivier Giroud LAFC 2024 Leagues Cup Final
    Credit: Trevor Ruszkowski-Imagn Images

    Los Angeles FC
    are another side that have made tons of changes this winter. Their midfield, in particular, has been completely gutted, with Timothy Tillman the only returning midfielder from 2024. Normally, this would be a massive red flag. But John Thorrington has build up a lot of credit with six seasons of exceptional roster building, endlessly able to replace players at a high level and always good for one massive summer move. Even with the changes, they still have loads of talent in this squad, an MVP-caliber attacker in Denis Bouanga
    , and the ability to go out and add a game-changing DP in the summer. It’s the blueprint they’ve followed for years, and it always seems to work.

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    As we look ahead to the 2025 MLS season, the Western Conference is shaping up to be as competitive as ever. With talented teams and star-studded rosters, fans can expect an exciting race for the playoffs.

    Here is a preview of the top teams in the Western Conference and my prediction for the final standings:

    1. LA Galaxy: With a strong core of players and a proven track record of success, the Galaxy are poised to finish at the top of the conference. Led by key players like Chicharito and Jonathan dos Santos, they have the talent and experience to make a deep playoff run.

    2. Seattle Sounders: The Sounders have consistently been a powerhouse in the Western Conference and I expect them to be right in the mix again in 2025. With a balanced roster and strong coaching, they will be a tough team to beat.

    3. Portland Timbers: The Timbers have a solid roster and a passionate fan base that always gives them a boost at home. With key players like Diego Valeri and Sebastian Blanco leading the way, they should be in contention for a playoff spot.

    4. FC Dallas: Dallas has a young and talented roster that has been steadily improving in recent years. With a focus on developing their own talent through their academy, they have the potential to surprise some of the more established teams in the conference.

    5. LAFC: After a disappointing season in 2024, LAFC will be looking to bounce back and regain their status as one of the top teams in the Western Conference. With Carlos Vela leading the way, they have the firepower to compete with anyone in the league.

    6. Real Salt Lake: RSL may be flying under the radar, but they have a solid core of players and a strong team culture that could propel them into playoff contention. With a well-rounded roster and a hard-working mentality, they could be a dark horse in the conference.

    7. Vancouver Whitecaps: The Whitecaps have made some key additions to their roster in the offseason and should be a team to watch in 2025. With exciting young players like Ryan Gauld and Lucas Cavallini, they have the potential to surprise some of the more established teams in the conference.

    8. San Jose Earthquakes: The Earthquakes have struggled in recent years, but they have made some key acquisitions in the offseason that could help them improve in 2025. With a revamped roster and a new coaching staff, they will be looking to make a statement in the Western Conference.

    Overall, the Western Conference is shaping up to be highly competitive in 2025, with several teams vying for playoff spots. While the Galaxy may be the favorites to finish at the top, there are plenty of talented teams that will be looking to challenge them for supremacy. It’s sure to be an exciting season ahead for MLS fans.

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  • 76ers making surge up Eastern Conference standings


    The trade deadline is a mere week away now on Feb. 6. Now is the time for teams to begin figuring out where they stand and how they plan to attack the deadline at this stage of the season.

    In the East, the Cleveland Cavaliers have been a machine and the Boston Celtics have been terrific while the Philadelphia 76ers have been struggling all season amid injuries, but are beginning to really surge. The New York Knicks have been terrific while the Orlando Magic cannot be forgotten about once they get healthy. The Milwaukee Bucks have begun to surge as well after their slow start along with the Indiana Pacers.

    Out West, the Oklahoma City Thunder have been at the top while teams like the Denver Nuggets, Houston Rockets, Memphis Grizzlies, and Dallas Mavericks will be teams to worry about as well.

    With that said, here is the 12th edition of the NBA Power Rankings:



    The Philadelphia 76ers are on the rise in the Eastern Conference standings, making a strong surge towards the top. With key players like Joel Embiid and Ben Simmons leading the way, the team has been on a winning streak and climbing up the ranks.

    Their recent victories have showcased their talent and potential to compete with the best teams in the league. The 76ers’ defense has been stellar, shutting down opponents and forcing turnovers to create scoring opportunities.

    Fans are buzzing with excitement as the team continues to dominate on the court and show their strength in the Eastern Conference. With their recent success, the 76ers are proving that they are a force to be reckoned with and a serious contender for the playoffs.

    Keep an eye on the Philadelphia 76ers as they make their way up the Eastern Conference standings and look to make a deep postseason run. #TrustTheProcess #76ersNation

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  • Sixers’ Tyrese Maxey misses the cut for NBA Eastern Conference All-Star reserves – NBC Sports Philadelphia


    Tyrese Maxey did not make the cut for the NBA’s Eastern Conference All-Star reserves. 

    After being named to his first All-Star Game last year, Maxey was not among the seven East reserves selected by the NBA’s head coaches. Those players were announced Thursday night as: 

    • Jaylen Brown
    • Cade Cunningham 
    • Darius Garland
    • Tyler Herro
    • Damian Lillard 
    • Evan Mobley 
    • Pascal Siakam 

    Maxey’s averaged 27.1 points, 6.0 assists and 3.5 rebounds. He’s often been the primary star and one of the few reliably available players for the 19-27 Sixers, who have dealt with a deluge of injuries. Nine-time All-Star Paul George has missed 16 games and seven-time All-Star Joel Embiid has missed 33. 

    “I’m totally biased, but he’s got to be an All-Star,” Sixers head coach Nick Nurse said with a smile after Maxey’s 43-point night Tuesday in the Sixers’ win over the Lakers. “He’s got to be. What is that, 11 straight games with 28 (points) or more? That’s pretty good. If they voted, I say we vote again — if he didn’t make it. Hopefully, he’ll make it. He deserves to make it.”

    The scoring streak Nurse mentioned is now at 12 consecutive games following Maxey’s 30-point, eight-assist performance Wednesday in the Sixers’ victory vs. the Kings.

    While his shooting percentages have declined from last year, Maxey’s near the top of the NBA in several key categories. He’s officially second in minutes per game (37.9), third in steals per game (1.9) and sixth in scoring average.

    After winning the league’s Most Improved Player Award last season, he’s made the progress Nurse hoped to see defensively.

    “My defense has been a lot better,” Maxey said Tuesday. “I just needed time to get adjusted to the NBA game, get a little bit stronger. I’m not going to lie, when I was in college and high school, I was a good defender. But when I first came into the league, I had to learn how to play pick-and-roll defense. I had to learn how to play team defense. It’s way different. And then I missed my whole training camp my rookie year, basically (after testing positive for COVID-19). 

    “So all the principles and all that stuff, I didn’t get it. I had to kind of learn it on the fly, learn it throughout the year. Now, having multiple training camps, being in multiple playoff games, big-time games, I kind of just know the game and know everybody’s tendencies. I sit on the couch every single day starting at 7 (p.m.) and I watch all the basketball games, so I know everybody’s tendencies and that’s helped me.” 

    Maxey’s stepped into a larger leadership role this season, too. 

    “From last year to this year, he obviously has a new contract and all that stuff,” KJ Martin said on Dec. 18. “I was happy for him, but he’s stayed the same person inside. That was probably the biggest thing, just him as a person and him using his voice. He’s been using it way more. Everyone sees kind of the nice side of him, but he can turn it on and get on guys.”

    This year’s All-Star Game will be on Sunday, Feb. 16 at Chase Center in San Francisco. 

    Sixers rookie Jared McCain has been named a 2025 Rising Star, though he won’t compete in the event itself because he’s out following season-ending left lateral meniscus surgery. 



    The Philadelphia 76ers’ rookie guard Tyrese Maxey narrowly missed out on a spot in the NBA Eastern Conference All-Star reserves. Despite a strong start to his NBA career, Maxey fell just short of making the cut for the prestigious honor.

    Maxey, the 21-year-old Kentucky product, has been a key contributor for the Sixers this season, averaging 10.2 points, 2.2 rebounds, and 2.1 assists per game. His impressive play has helped Philadelphia maintain their position near the top of the Eastern Conference standings.

    While Maxey’s omission from the All-Star reserves is disappointing, it is a testament to the depth of talent in the Eastern Conference. With established stars like Kyrie Irving, James Harden, and Zach LaVine securing spots on the roster, Maxey faced stiff competition for a spot in the game.

    Despite this setback, Maxey’s future in the NBA looks bright, and he will undoubtedly have many more opportunities to showcase his skills on the grand stage in the years to come. In the meantime, Sixers fans can continue to enjoy watching the talented young guard develop and contribute to the team’s success.

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  • Anker PowerConf Speakerphone, Zoom Certified Conference Speaker with 6 Mics, 360° Enhanced Voice Pickup, 24H Call Time, Bluetooth 5.3, USB C, Compatible with Leading Platforms for Personal Workspaces


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  • Panasonic 2-Line Corded/Cordless Phone System with 2 Handsets – Answering Machine, Link2Cell, 3-Way Conference, Call Block, Long Range DECT 6.0, Bluetooth – KX-TG9582B (Black)


    Price: $219.99 – $202.90
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    The Panasonic KX-TG9582B expandable Digital Enhanced Cordless Telecommunications (DECT) 6.0* Phone system with answering machine and 2 cordless handsets allows you to link up to four cell or smart phones and integrate them into the phone system via Bluetooth. Includes one corded handset on the phones’ base unit and two additional cordless handsets, expandable up to twelve handsets (additional handsets sold separately). Conduct business or personal conversations simultaneously from your phone and two other phones with 3-Way conferencing. Noise Reduction automatically suppresses background interference while enhancing voice tones for clearer conversation on the telephones’ base unit & cordless handsets. Easily block up to 250 telemarketers, robocallers and other unwanted numbers with one-touch dedicated call block buttons on telephone base unit and cordless handsets. Designed with the home office in mind, you can make phone calls using Micrsoft Outlook. Connect your phone to your business or home office PC via USB to make outgoing calls to your Outlook contacts, plus receive incoming calls with a single click. To make a call just highlight the person’s name on your contact list, activate the speakerphone function on the base unit or cordless handset, and click. No need to dial. To answer calls, click the incoming caller pop-up window on your display to talk hands-free on your speakerphone while you’re working. Handset clarity booster, equalizer, intercom, alarm and slient mode functions tie it all together making this system one of the most reliable and functional cordless phone systems available in the market today. Guided feature tutorials are available for this cordless phone system on the manufacturer’s website. DISCLAIMER: * DECT 6.0 is a North American marketing term for DECT devices manufactured for the United States and Canada operating at 1.9 GHz.
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  • Conference Room Camera with Microphone and Speaker, Wide Angle USB Video Conference Camera for Mac, PC, Laptop, Desktop (Black with Inverted Phase)


    Price: $119.00
    (as of Jan 31,2025 00:17:27 UTC – Details)



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  • Rapid Reaction: Northwestern’s conference drought continues with 85-80 loss to Iowa


    It was another tough loss for the ‘Cats at Carver-Hawkeye Arena.

    Northwestern (7-12, 0-8 B1G) could not pick up its first conference win of the year, falling short by a score of 85-80 against the Iowa Hawkeyes (14-7, 4-6 B1G).

    For the Hawkeyes, Hannah Stuelke led the way with a season-high 26 points along with six rebounds. The ‘Cats were led by Melannie Daley and Caileigh Walsh, who put up 15 points apiece. Caroline Lau added 13 on 4-of-6 shooting from three, and the ‘Cats shot just 65% from the free throw line compared to 90% for the Hawkeyes. Both teams shot above 40% from three, with the ‘Cats hitting a season-high nine triples on 60% three-point shooting.

    Wildcat head coach Joe McKeown made a change in the starting lineup for this matchup, benching point guard Lau for the first time this season. Lau sat in favor of a three-forward starting lineup featuring Walsh who had previously been coming off the bench.

    The Hawkeyes won the tip, but Kylie Feuerbach missed the opening layup and committed a foul on the subsequent possession. Grace Sullivan got the ‘Cats on the board after a couple of empty possessions with a layup to put Northwestern up 2-1. After a brief period of no scoring, Lucy Olsen fouled Wildcat guard Kyla Jones on a shot near the basket and Jones made 1-of-2 at the charity stripe. Olsen missed a three-ball on the next opportunity for Iowa, and then Casey Harter knocked down a corner three for the Wildcats off a nice assist from Grace Sullivan.

    Stuelke, a key player in Iowa’s March Madness run last season, converted a quick two for Iowa, but Walsh responded with another triple, and the ‘Cats were up 9-3. After the teams traded buckets, Lau and Daley checked in for NU for the first time, and the teams traded turnovers on the subsequent two possessions. Lau, an inefficient 22.7% three-point shooter entering the game, hit a big three to extend the lead to nine, and after a shooting foul on Daley sent Feuerbach to the line, the Wildcats went into the media break with a surprising 14-5 lead.

    Feuerbach made 1-of-2 following the timeout. Iowa went into the press on the next possession, but the ‘Cats broke through successfully, and a deep two from Daley put the ‘Cats up by double digits for the first time in the game. Addison O’Grady finally responded for the Hawkeyes, picking up her first bucket to cut things to 16-8. With Northwestern clinging to a 20-17 lead, Casey Harter hit a huge three to double the advantage. The Hawkeyes trailed 23-20 after one quarter of action.

    The second quarter scoring opened up with another mid-range jumper from Daley. She fought hard for a defensive rebound on the subsequent defensive possession, and Williams took a feed from Kyla Jones to put the ‘Cats up seven. Hannah Stuelke’s quickness was not to be denied, however. She fueled a 7-0 Hawkeye run to bring things even at 27.

    Stuelke was unstoppable with another lay-in off the glass, and Iowa fans were making noise after retaking the lead. Feuerbach checked out after a foul on Caroline Lau underneath, and Lau made 1-of-2 to cut Iowa’s advantage to 29-28. Sydney Affolter hit a three on her first field goal attempt a short time later, giving the Hawkeyes a 12-1 run and a four-point lead. A short time later, Walsh hit a big three to stem the tide, but she committed an offensive foul on the Wildcats’ next possession, sending the game to break with the ‘Cats down by one.

    Coming out of the break, the ‘Cats struck first on a layup from Jones to retake the lead. After a timeout, Williams drew a shooting foul, splitting the free throws to slash the deficit to two. With Northwestern down four, Harter converted a tough and-one on the left baseline, making the free throw and reducing Iowa’s lead to one. Surprisingly, Stuelke missed a layup on Iowa’s next offensive trip, and she fouled Williams on the floor, sending Williams to the line with the Wildcats in the bonus. Williams made 1-of-2, keeping the game tied at 38. With under a minute to go in the half. Stuelke redeemed herself with a successful three-point play on a third foul from Walsh. Iowa went to the locker room with a 41-38 lead.

    Both teams shot around 50% in the first half, and, surprisingly, the ‘Cats were 5-of-8 from three, a good sign for a squad that had shot just 27.9% from deep entering the game. Harter led the ‘Cats with nine points (all on threes), and Williams and Walsh added four rebounds apiece. For Iowa, it was Stuelke who led the way with 18 points and five boards.

    The second half began with a nice scoop shot from Affolter to put Iowa up by five. Daley responded with a signature mid-ranger, and she added another layup to put Northwestern within one. Sullivan missed a couple of jumpers that could have given the ‘Cats the lead, and Feuerbach capitalized with a three to fire up the Iowa crowd. Still, it was Daley responding with yet another mid-range jumper. After another Iowa three, Sullivan drew a foul on Affolter, knocking down both free throws to slice the deficit to three. The deficit was 52-48 for the ‘Cats at the media timeout following a Grace Sullivan foul on Hannah Stuelke.

    Stuelke cashed in on two free throws from Sullivan’s third foul of the game, and Olsen swerved to the rim for another two points for the Hawkeyes. Walsh drew a shooting foul on Iowa’s Taylor Stremlow, missing both free throws, but Daley picked up the offensive rebound and converted a successful three-point play off an inside layup. Jones made a nice move inside on a later possession, and, suddenly, the ‘Cats were trailing by just three.

    Following an Iowa timeout, Taylor Williams, who had drawn a foul, made 1-of-2 free throws. After a mini-drought from both teams, Olsen hammered home a corner three to put the Hawkeyes up 59-54 with 1:38 remaining in the third quarter. Sullivan followed with a fadeaway jumper, but a nice pass from Stuelke set up a Guyton three-ball for Iowa. Neither team scored for the rest of the quarter, setting the stage for yet another close final period for the ‘Cats, who trailed 62-56.

    Stuelke started the fourth quarter with a floater to put Iowa up by eight. Daley responded with an acrobatic two to quiet the crowd, but Affolter was money from three, swishing one on the left wing to create a nine-point lead. Lau canned one from the same wing on the opposite side, and after just 90 seconds of chaotic basketball, the teams went into a timeout with Iowa up 67-61.

    Walsh picked up her fourth foul coming out of the break, and Harter fouled Affolter on a subsequent drive, sending her to the line for two shots both of which she made. Both teams sustained a brief field goal drought, and with Northwestern desperately needing a breakthrough, Olsen’s elbow jumper silenced the ‘Cats instead. Williams found a way to get two on a layup, but Olsen was too quick for the Wildcats, driving down the right baseline to put Iowa ahead 73-65. Daley’s mid-ranger clanged off the back iron, and Feuerbach’s drive induced a Wildcat shooting foul with 4:01 to go in the fourth. She made both, giving Iowa a 10-point edge.

    A foul on Caroline Lau sent the Hawkeyes into the bonus, and Lucy Olsen capitalized, making both free throws to move up to 16 points on the night. Once again, it seemed as though Northwestern was slowly letting a conference game slip away in the fourth quarter, but Lau hit a tough corner three to cut the deficit to single digits again. Walsh swished a floater off an excellent move on the baseline, and, suddenly, the Hawkeyes took a timeout with Northwestern down 77-70.

    Stuelke outfought Northwestern’s defense for a layup near the right low block, and the ‘Cats turned the ball over on the next possession, a brutal sequence for the team. Northwestern began to full-court press and did eventually force an Olsen three-point miss late in the shot clock. An Iowa foul sent Casey Harter to the line, and she made both free throws. Iowa ran down the shot clock again on its next possession, and Guyton drew a foul on her drive with 53 seconds to go.

    Guyton knocked down both free throws to extend Iowa’s lead to nine. With Northwestern’s hopes growing slim, Wildcat head coach Joe McKeown used a timeout. The stoppage did boost Northwestern, as Lau hit a three, and the ‘Cats got a steal and a Taylor Williams put-back to cut the lead to four in an instant. Following a foul, Guyton made two free throws, boosting Iowa to an 83-77 advantage. Walsh nailed a three from the right corner to make it a one-possession game with 11 seconds to go. Stuelke drew a foul with 8.9 on the clock, and she made both free throws. A missed three-pointer from Lau was the nail in the coffin, and Northwestern fell short 85-80.

    The ‘Cats will host Michigan State on Sunday at 2 p.m. CST.



    In a tough battle on the court, Northwestern fell short yet again, extending their conference drought with a close 85-80 loss to Iowa.

    The Wildcats showed determination and fought hard throughout the game, but ultimately couldn’t secure the win. Despite their efforts, Northwestern struggled to contain Iowa’s offense and couldn’t capitalize on key opportunities down the stretch.

    This loss serves as a reminder of the challenges that Northwestern faces in the competitive Big Ten conference. The Wildcats will need to regroup and refocus as they continue their quest to break their conference drought.

    Stay tuned for more updates on Northwestern’s journey as they look to turn things around and secure a crucial conference win. #GoWildcats #ConferenceDroughtContinues

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  • Trump administration holds first White House press conference with Karoline Leavitt


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    The Trump administration will hold its first White House press conference with newly minted press secretary Karoline Leavitt on Tuesday afternoon, White House officials confirmed to Fox News Digital. 

    President Donald Trump has been on a media blitz since his inauguration on Jan. 20, including sitting down for his first White House interview with Fox News’ Sean Hannity and speaking with the media as he traveled to states rocked by natural disasters, including North Carolina and California. Trump’s press secretary also has frequently joined media outlets for interviews since Trump was sworn in, but has not yet held a White House press briefing. 

    Leavitt, 27, is the youngest press secretary in the nation’s history — unseating President Richard Nixon’s press secretary Ron Ziegler, who was 29 when he took the same position in 1969. Leavitt was a fierce defender of Trump throughout his hard-fought campaign against former Vice President Kamala Harris, and also made her own political mark with a congressional run in 2022. 

    Leavitt served in Trump’s first administration as assistant press secretary before working as New York Republican Rep. Elise Stefanik’s communications director following the 2020 election. She launched a congressional campaign in her home state of New Hampshire during the 2022 cycle, winning her primary but losing the election to a Democrat. 

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    Karoline Leavitt, with President Donald Trump, is the youngest press secretary in the nation’s history.

    Leavitt picked up the torch of press secretary from the Biden administration’s chief spokesperson, Karine Jean-Pierre. 

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    Trump’s first week in office was a whirlwind of executive orders and actions as part of his mission to follow through on campaign promises, such as securing the border and removing diversity, equity and inclusion practices from federal offices. 

    President Donald Trump’s first few days in office were a whirlwind of executive orders and actions as part of his mission to follow through on campaign promises. (Melina Mara, Pool/Getty Images)

    “I return to the presidency confident and optimistic that we are at the start of a thrilling new era of national success,” Trump said during his inaugural speech on Jan. 20. “A tide of change is sweeping the country. Sunlight is pouring over the entire world, and America has the chance to seize this opportunity like never before.” 

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    “I think we got there just in the nick of time,” President Donald Trump told Fox News host Sean Hannity in the Oval Office. (Fox News/Hannity)

    Trump repeatedly has made himself available to the media since his inauguration — a departure from former President Joe Biden’s infrequent availability to the media — speaking to reporters for about 45 minutes on the evening of his inauguration and again speaking with reporters on Tuesday for another 30 minutes. 

    Trump also sat down with Fox News’ Sean Hannity on Wednesday, where the pair discussed issues ranging from the Federal Emergency Management Agency’s response to hurricanes and wildfires under the Biden administration and declaring that his return to the White House serves as evidence that policies from the “radical left” do not work and were rejected by voters. 

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    “I think it’s bigger. It’s bigger than if it were more traditional,” he said on “Hannity,” referring to serving two nonconsecutive terms. “I think we got there just in the nick of time.”



    The Trump administration recently held its first White House press conference with Karoline Leavitt as the spokesperson. Leavitt, who previously served as the communications director for Vice President Mike Pence, fielded questions from reporters on a range of topics, including the administration’s response to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, the economy, and foreign policy.

    During the press conference, Leavitt emphasized the administration’s commitment to prioritizing the health and safety of the American people, while also working to revitalize the economy and create jobs. She highlighted the administration’s efforts to distribute vaccines and provide relief to small businesses and individuals impacted by the pandemic.

    Leavitt also addressed questions about the administration’s approach to foreign policy, including its stance on trade agreements, alliances, and national security. She stressed the importance of putting America first and protecting the country’s interests on the global stage.

    Overall, the press conference served as an opportunity for the Trump administration to communicate its priorities and agenda to the public and the press. Leavitt’s performance as the spokesperson was well-received, and she was praised for her professionalism and command of the issues.

    As the administration continues to navigate the challenges facing the nation, it is clear that Leavitt will play a key role in shaping the messaging and communication strategy for the White House. Stay tuned for more updates on the Trump administration’s policies and initiatives in the coming weeks.

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  • Tomorrow’s Top 25 Today: Houston, Michigan State on the rise amid perfect starts to conference play


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    Fourteen ranked teams took at least one loss over the last seven days and nine of them fell to unranked opponents, setting up what should be plenty of movement Monday when the AP Top 25 men’s college basketball poll is updated.

    Houston will likely be among the many big movers after its double-overtime win at Kansas on Saturday that moved it to 8-0 in Big 12 play and extended its winning streak to 12 in the process. The Cougars opened the season with a 4-3 record that included a loss to Auburn and two overtime defeats on a neutral floor to Alabama and to San Diego State, but they have not lost since. Coming off its biggest win of the season, Houston is primed to potentially move into the top five this week.

    Michigan State is similarly positioned for a bump in the rankings after it, too, won Saturday and extended its winning streak to 12 games. MSU improved to 8-0 in Big Ten play with an 81-74 win over Rutgers, and after moving into the top 10 last week for the first time all season, is positioned to move up once again for a fourth consecutive week.

    AP voters will have their work cut out as they fill out the remainder of their ballots, though. And with every team ranked between No. 11 and No. 19 suffering at least one loss, some tough decisions related to ranking positions on teams like UConn, Kansas, Purdue, Texas A&M and others are coming.

    How I project the AP poll to shake out Monday is below. As alway,s this is not a ballot of how I would rank teams personally, but instead a projection of how I think it will look when AP votes are tabulated.

    Projected to drop out: UConn, West Virginia





    As conference play heats up across the country, two teams are making a strong case for a spot in the Top 25 rankings. The Houston Cougars and Michigan State Spartans have both started their conference schedules with perfect records, and are quickly climbing the ranks as they continue to dominate their competition.

    Houston, currently ranked No. 15 in the country, has been on a tear in the American Athletic Conference. Led by dynamic guard Quentin Grimes, the Cougars have rattled off impressive wins against the likes of Cincinnati and SMU. Their stifling defense and efficient offense have propelled them to a 4-0 start in conference play, and they are showing no signs of slowing down.

    Meanwhile, Michigan State has been making waves in the Big Ten with their strong play. The Spartans, currently ranked No. 23, have defeated traditional powerhouses like Wisconsin and Rutgers in their first four conference games. Head coach Tom Izzo has his team firing on all cylinders, with a balanced scoring attack and tenacious defense leading the way.

    As these two teams continue to roll through their conference schedules, it will be interesting to see how far they can climb in the national rankings. With tough tests ahead for both squads, including matchups against ranked opponents, Houston and Michigan State will have the opportunity to prove themselves as legitimate contenders on the national stage.

    Keep an eye on these rising teams as they look to make a statement in the Top 25 rankings and solidify their status as conference powerhouses. Tomorrow’s Top 25 may just be today’s Houston and Michigan State.

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