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UCF defensive coordinator wants assertiveness: ‘A quiet defense is not a good defense’

The ending of the War On I-4 rivalry game between UCF and South Florida in November came down to the final play. But it likely didn’t have to be that way. Trailing 17-13 with 1:20 left, Bulls freshman quarterback Timmy McClain was picked off by Divaad Wilson, likely securing the win in favor of the…
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Julius Randle ‘likely’ done for the season because of nagging quad injury, says Knicks coach Tom Thibodeau

Julius Randle’s season appears to be over with five games to play. Knicks head coach Tom Thibodeau revealed before Saturday’s matinee against the Cleveland Cavaliers at Madison Square Garden that Randle “most likely be out the rest of the way.” “He’s had this nagging thing going on for awhile,” Thibodeau said of a quad injury…
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What to pack for the Coachella and Stagecoach festivals and what to know before you get there

It’s been three years since the masses last descended upon the grounds of the Coachella Valley Music & Arts Festival and its sister country music festival, Stagecoach, at the Empire Polo Club in Indio. Coachella officially returns for two weekends, April 15-17 and 22-24, with headliners Billie Eilish, Harry Styles and Ye (formerly known as…
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Galaxy seeks consistency as season resumes at Portland

The Galaxy went into the international FIFA break having split its first four games, losing the last two. The break saw Julian Araujo (Mexico), Johnny Perez (Mexico U-20), Jalen Neal and Markus Ferkranus (U.S. U-20), Kelvin Leerdam (Suriname) and Eriq Zavaleta (El Salvador) depart for international duty. Those remaining back had some work to do.…
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US sends home Algerian held nearly 20 years at Guantanamo

WASHINGTON — An Algerian man imprisoned at the Guantanamo Bay detention center for nearly 20 years has been released and sent back to his homeland. The Department of Defense announced Saturday that Sufiyan Barhoumi was repatriated with assurances from the Algerian government that he would be treated humanely there and that security measures would be…
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Dolphins trade receiver DeVante Parker within division to Patriots

A trade of Miami Dolphins wide receiver DeVante Parker this offseason was somewhat expected. For it to come within the division was a bit of a surprise. The Dolphins agreed to trade Parker to the New England Patriots on Saturday, along with a fifth-round pick in this month’s draft, for a 2023 third-round pick ,…
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Heat’s Victor Oladipo offers candor about biding his time as Erik Spoelstra tightens rotation

This is not the close to the regular season that Victor Oladipo envisioned, shuffled out of the rotation as the Miami Heat prepare for the playoffs. But having fought just to make it back last month from May quadriceps surgery, Oladipo said it is not as if he is backing off now. “It just is…
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Take a look at where the Dolphins’ four 2022 draft picks fall

The Miami Dolphins are down to four selections in the 2022 NFL draft to fill in the roster holes leftover after free agency. Miami’s numerous trades throughout the past few offseasons have left the team with just a handful of picks, and many of them aren’t the Dolphins’ original selection. Here’s where the Dolphins are…
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Chef buddies will offer mod French fare at South Coast Plaza’s Populaire

Populaire, a contemporary French restaurant, will take the place of Lawry’s Carvery in South Coast Plaza. Ross Pangilinan and Nicholas Weber will offer contemporary French cuisine when Populaire takes the place of Lawry’s Carvery in South Coast Plaza. (Artist’s rendering courtesy of VX Design Solutions) Ross Pangilinan and Nicholas Weber will offer contemporary French cuisine…
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Alexander: No one should be scoffing at quality starts anymore

Here’s the thing about being a visionary: It can take a while for the rest of the world to catch up. There were titters and guffaws back in 1985 when baseball writer John Lowe, then covering the Phillies for the Philadelphia Inquirer, devised the “quality start” statistic for pitchers: At least six full innings pitched,…
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