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A three-year starter and captain at Boston College from 1959-62, Bill averaged 14.5 points per game and ranks among the program's top scorers, later earning Hall of Fame honors. He supported Billy's career from Providence to Florida's back-to-back titles in 2006-2007, and even Bulls games, staying close to the Gators after Billy's departure. Tributes highlight his gentle presence, with coaches and broadcasters remembering his awareness and warmth; Florida will hold a moment of silence Tuesday against South Carolina.

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Bill Donovan Sr. sat courtside for nearly every game his son Billy coached, offering quiet encouragement with his signature kindness.

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The UFC released a 30-second video Tuesday showing top fighters like Sandhagen, Namajunas, Chael Sonnen, Miesha Tate, and Poirier in over-the-top musical choreography to promote sponsor Black Rifle Coffee, their official partner since 2024 with octagon branding and veteran charities. The ad ends with the caption 'Not all ideas are good ones... Drinking @blckriflecoffee is a great idea,' blending MMA grit with theatrical fun. Fans split quickly, praising Sandhagen's star turn while others called it the worst content ever, as it racked up 139,000 views ahead of UFC Houston.

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Cory Sandhagen leads a chorus line of punches and high kicks on a glittering Broadway stage, joined by Rose Namajunas, Dustin Poirier, and more in this wild UFC promo.

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Cowherd, who once owned a beachfront condo in the upscale Gulf Coast city, spotted familiar Midwestern vibes amid the palm trees and golf courses. Supporters noted the flood of Illinois retirees bringing Chicago accents, Bears fandom, and Italian-American spots to the affluent, conservative haven. Critics pushed back hard, highlighting Naples' low crime, pristine beaches, and red politics as worlds apart from Chicago's image, sparking a lively mix of pride, boasts, and jokes about missing deep-dish pizza.

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Sipping a tropical drink late at night in Naples, sports host Colin Cowherd tweeted a cheeky observation that had people fired up: 'Naples Florida is little Chicago.'

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Speaking to Visegrád 24, Pahlavi pointed to protests with 'Sharia for UK' signs and segregated buses in Brussels as red flags, urging Europeans to enforce assimilation and respect for local values. He spoke amid Iran's severe unrest, where protests against the regime have led to over 36,000 deaths in Tehran alone according to opposition reports, though disputed by the government. Living in exile since 1979, Pahlavi positions himself as a leader for a secular democratic transition, backed by polls showing strong support among opponents and massive diaspora rallies, yet he faces sharp divisions with skeptics questioning his popularity and motives.

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In a Munich interview, Iran's exiled Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi shared a heartfelt plea: Don't let unassimilated immigrants turn Europe into another Iran, like the one his people endure today.

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Mark Levin's February 18 post 'Get Khamenei! Now!' drew over 22,000 likes and support from Iranian dissidents calling for regime change after security forces killed several thousand protesters in late December 2025 uprisings. Human Rights Watch and Amnesty International documented mass shootings on January 8-9, with Khamenei acknowledging the deaths but blaming foreign agents. Reza Pahlavi urged U.S. intervention at the Munich Security Conference, while Senator Lindsey Graham warned the regime's end is weeks away and wore a 'Make Iran Great Again' hat in Tel Aviv. Critics compare calls for action to past interventions in Iraq and Libya, fearing chaos without a clear plan.

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Families gathered at vigil sites where loved ones fell in January's brutal crackdowns, their chants of 'Death to Khamenei' met with fresh gunfire and arrests.

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MercurySteam's dark fantasy action-adventure Blades of Fire launches on Steam May 14, alongside a free Version 2.0 update for all platforms including New Game Plus, Photo Mode, key remapping, and even ox-petting. Players control scarred warrior Aran de Lira and scholar Adso, battling over 50 foes in timing-based combat while forging permanent weapon upgrades in a metal-crumbling realm under Queen Nerea's curse. The game debuted last May on PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and Epic with mixed reviews praising its innovative smithing but noting exploration drag; a free first-chapter demo is live on Steam with progress carryover.

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Aran de Lira swings his anvil-forged blade in a cursed world where metal turns to stone—now with a free demo to let you craft your first weapon right away.

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Maltbie, a five-time PGA Tour winner and broadcasting staple since the 1980s, starts at the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am, followed by the Arnold Palmer Invitational, THE PLAYERS Championship, Cadillac Championship at Trump Doral, and the Memorial Tournament—its 50th anniversary since his 1976 victory. After budget cuts limited him post-2022, Golf Channel EVP Tom Knapp brought him back in December; Maltbie expressed excitement to cover new players up close as a lifelong fan. He'll team with Jim Nantz for the first time at three events, with fans hailing him as golf's most trusted voice and sharing nostalgic cheers.

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Golf fans cheered as 74-year-old Roger Maltbie, the gravelly-voiced legend, steps back onto the fairways as Golf Channel's lead on-course reporter for five major stops this year.

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The post by JohnnyNash, a supporter of exiled Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi, struck a chord after brutal crackdowns on nationwide protests in late 2025 and early 2026, where security forces allegedly massacred thousands, including over 200 schoolchildren. Many replies from the Iranian diaspora highlighted pre-Islamic Zoroastrian roots and resentment toward regime-enforced Islamic laws, like arrests for eating in public during fasting. Defenders noted Iran's 90-95% Shia Muslim majority and shared iftar traditions, reflecting deep divides as leaked polls show 73% favor separating religion from state.

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As Ramadan starts tomorrow in Iran, activist JohnnyNash posted a stark message: 'Don’t say Happy Ramadan to Iranians. It is not our culture, it is not our future. Iran is NOT Islam.'

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