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The DX legend, who rejoined WWE in 2022 as a key producer and co-lead writer, left after an unhappy performance review cut his influence. Fans online celebrated with clips mocking his booking decisions, like calling everything 'horrible and the shits' in a WWE Unreal segment, while some defended him as a nice guy unsuited for creative. Meanwhile, Alexandra Williams stepped up as Raw's new Vice President and lead writer ahead of its Netflix shift, sparking hope for fresh directions as WrestleMania 42 season begins.

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Brian 'Road Dogg' James walked into WWE headquarters on March 5 and handed in his resignation, frustrated by shrinking responsibilities on SmackDown.

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Manchester United fans are debating starting Matheus Cunha, Benjamin Sesko, and Bryan Mbeumo in the front three over Amad Diallo following a draw against West Ham. Critics highlight Diallo's lack of efficiency in scoring and creating chances, including a late-game pass to Sesko instead of shooting, while supporters note his 2 goals and 2 assists in 15 Premier League games under manager Ruben Amorim. The discussion references Mbeumo's recent assist and Sesko and Mbeumo's four goal contributions each in their last five appearances.

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Evan Miyakawa's Bayesian Performance Rating ranks Purdue's Braden Smith first among point guards at 11.39 BPR, blending his strong offensive and defensive contributions over 1,346 possessions. Michigan State's Jeremy Fears Jr. follows at 11.03, with UConn's Silas Demary Jr., Houston's Kingston Flemings, and Tennessee's Ja'Kobi Gillespie rounding out the top five. Fans celebrate their stars—like Demary's dad cheering 'Keep chopping kid'—while debating others such as Iowa's Bennett Stirtz and omissions like Nebraska's Sam Hoiberg, as conference races heat up toward March.

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Braden Smith has Purdue humming with elite playmaking, leading all point guards in a stacked field according to advanced metrics.

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During a March 10 Pentagon briefing, Joint Chiefs Chairman Gen. Dan Caine praised the 'yellow shirts'—flight deck crew on carriers like USS Gerald R. Ford and USS Abraham Lincoln—who launch and recover jets amid extreme conditions for Operation Epic Fury strikes against Iran. These sailors, averaging early 20s, manage catapults and load missiles flawlessly, even in rain or darkness, as U.S. forces hit over 2,000 Iranian targets including air force and missile sites. Caine highlighted their role in U.S. air superiority, calling their work 'perfectly organized chaos,' while noting Iran's adaptations in the week-old conflict launched around February 28.

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Picture young sailors in their early 20s, facing 30-knot winds and jet blasts on a slippery carrier deck, guiding multimillion-dollar fighters into position for nighttime missions.

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The 65-year-old coaching veteran, who won a Super Bowl with the Buccaneers and led the Raiders to playoffs as interim head coach, returns to Clemson where he coached running backs and special teams from 1994 to 1998. Head coach Dabo Swinney praised the timing after recent NCAA rules changes, signing Bisaccia to a one-year deal worth $900,000 base plus bonuses tied to special teams rankings and playoff success. Clemson's special teams had struggled for years with blocked kicks and poor returns in key games, but fans are excited while some critics note middling Packers results under him.

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Rich Bisaccia, back at Clemson after decades away, steps onto the field for spring practice drills with the energy of a coach hungry for that missing national title.

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The No. 9 Iowa Hawkeyes face the No. 8 Ohio State Buckeyes in the third round of the Big Ten Men's Basketball Tournament at the United Center in Chicago. The winner advances to face No. 1 Michigan in the quarterfinals. Iowa previously defeated Ohio State 74-57 in their only regular-season meeting, during which Buckeyes center Christoph Tilly did not play.

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Hasan Piker and Jodie Evans, co-founder of Code Pink, participated in a caravan or organized tour in Havana, Cuba, with a group of international leftist activists and influencers. The group was observed moving through the city's ruins, singing 'Guantanamera,' and taking photos. The trip involved a chartered flight.

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Cincinnati Wyoming dominated Cleveland Glenville from tip-off at UD Arena, building a 36-16 halftime lead and sealing it with a 13-0 third-quarter run for their first OHSAA Division IV boys basketball title. Wiley tallied 20 points, 11 rebounds and 8 assists, while Billingsley added 20 points and 12 boards in a senior-led performance. The six seniors, who went 99-12 over four years, celebrated with fans and families after ending an 84-year state tournament absence since 1942.

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Seniors Kellen Wiley and Carlyle Billingsley powered Wyoming to a 73-48 blowout, finally cutting down the nets after 97 years without a championship.

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RM guests on Epik High's 'EPIKASE' on March 26 at 7:30 p.m. KST, while j-Hope joins choreographer Kany Diabaté's 'Finding Kani' the day before at 6:30 p.m. KST. These YouTube appearances come right before BTS's full-group comeback album *ARIRANG* and single 'SWIM' drop on March 20, after the members finished military service. Fans love the casual chats and kitchen antics in the previews, with more group events like Netflix lives and *The Tonight Show* performances filling March.

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Teaser clips show blurred figures with familiar laughs and walks—fans spot RM and j-Hope instantly, building hype for BTS's big return.

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In the West Region first-round game at San Diego's Viejas Arena, No. 8 Villanova fell 86-76 to No. 9 Utah State after Willard vented frustration about eight points surrendered on underneath out-of-bounds plays. The Aggies, fresh off their Mountain West title, shot well early and held firm against a late Wildcats rally that got them within 80-73. While the clip drew laughs from Barstool Sports, former assistant Casey Stanley called it 'not funny' and stomach-turning, highlighting mixed reactions to Willard's fiery sideline style.

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Trailing big at halftime, Villanova's Kevin Willard told TNT's Lauren Shehadi he was firing his entire staff over defensive lapses—prompting her quick 'Not now' quip.

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