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University of Jamestown's Jimmies led with invites for March 9, 13, and 20, drawing thanks from over a dozen prospects like Max Sweet and Owen Boarman ahead of their move to NCAA Division II. Southwest Minnesota State's Mustangs, fresh off a 43-player signing class, hyped visits with gold helmet art from Peyton Verheyen and Camarrious Sweezy. Morningside's three-time NAIA champs and St. Thomas Tommies also pulled in talent like Carver Fritchen and Jaylon Hampton, building early bonds before the June 2026 recruiting push.

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Rising juniors from Anoka and Holy Family lit up feeds with sleek graphics after landing invites to check out campuses like Jamestown and Morningside.

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Released January 26, 2024, amid rising tensions, 'HISS' debuted with 29.2 million streams, marking Megan's first solo No. 1 and the first female rap debut at the top since Lauryn Hill in 1998. Nicki Minaj responded same-day with 'Big Foot,' which peaked at No. 23 amid backlash. On the anniversary, fans noted no solo female rapper has topped the Hot 100 since, with Hotties celebrating Megan's lasting impact and Barbz crediting the feud for bigger rap moments.

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Two years ago, Megan Thee Stallion unleashed 'HISS' at No. 1 on the Hot 100, firing lyrics fans quickly linked to Nicki Minaj's Roman persona.

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The controversy erupted after Esfandiari mocked the idea that Kuminga supporters—long frustrated with Golden State's handling of the former No. 7 pick—would subscribe to watch his early Hawks games. It followed reports of spiked Atlanta League Pass ratings during Kuminga's debut outings, with The Athletic's Anthony Slater noting curiosity about Warriors fans tuning in. Critics called the comment classist or racially charged, especially in Black History Month, while defenders saw it as a jab at young fans; the exchange highlights the ongoing team vs. player loyalty divide in Dub Nation.

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Sam Esfandiari's quip questioning if Jonathan Kuminga fans can afford NBA League Pass hit a nerve in Warriors Nation, sparking accusations of classism and worse.

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The clip from the February 5, 2026 event shows White-Cain, Trump's senior advisor in the White House Faith Office, transitioning from a passionate prayer into what critics called gibberish amid an enthusiastic crowd. Appointed in February 2025 after two decades as his spiritual advisor, she introduced Trump as the 'greatest champion of faith' before his speech on religious freedom. Reactions split sharply: many mocked it as fake or demonic, while defenders called it biblical glossolalia from her Pentecostal background, highlighting America's religious divides.

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On stage at the National Prayer Breakfast, Paula White-Cain declared angels were being dispatched, then shifted into a stream of unintelligible sounds that left online viewers stunned and scoffing.

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Hudson Williams expressed his hope to portray Shane Hollander overcoming fear and emotional suppression in season 2 of 'Heated Rivalry' during a GQ Magazine interview.

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In Friday's WWE SmackDown from Dallas, a wild 10-man tag saw MFT champions—Solo Sikoa, Tama Tonga, Tonga Loa, Talla Tonga, and JC Mateo—defeat Carmelo Hayes, Dragunov, Matt Cardona, Apollo Crews, and Shinsuke Nakamura. Loa's stone-faced tanking of Dragunov's strikes became the night's funniest highlight, sparking fan memes and laughs worldwide. Amid the frenzy, Hayes nailed a live promo securing his Elimination Chamber spot, Crews pushed for a U.S. Title shot, and qualifiers like Cody Rhodes advanced, building hype for more MFT dominance.

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Ilja Dragunov unleashed his signature chops, the ones that once shredded Gunther's chest. Tonga Loa just stood there, unflinching, turning the powerhouse moment into pure comedy.

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Damian Lillard won the 2026 State Farm 3-Point Contest at All-Star Saturday Night in Los Angeles, scoring 29 points in the final to beat Devin Booker (27) and Kon Knueppel (17), joining Larry Bird and Jason Kapono as the only three-time winners. Curry, a two-time champ who sat out the event, stole the show with his epic long-range swish from above the Intuit Dome. He then promised to enter next year with Lillard, Klay Thompson, and Kevin Durant for a dream-team showdown.

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From the broadcast booth, Steph Curry launched a 100-foot 3-pointer that swished perfectly as Damian Lillard claimed his third contest crown. The crowd roared while broadcasters shouted, 'Greatness, baby!'

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No. 7 Iowa trailed No. 10 Michigan 10-0 after losing the first three bouts at Carver-Hawkeye Arena but won four of the last five matches to claim a 19-17 victory. Michael Caliendo kicked off the rally with a 21-6 tech fall at 165 pounds, and Drake Ayala sealed it with a 21-5 tech fall at 133, giving Iowa the bonus-point edge in a 5-5 split. Seniors like Ayala and Caliendo shared emotional post-match moments with coaches and family, wrapping up the home regular season on a high note ahead of Big Ten and NCAA pushes.

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Down 10-0 early on Senior Night, the Hawkeyes turned the arena electric with a furious comeback capped by seniors' dominant tech falls.

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Heat beat reporter Ethan J. Skolnick revealed on a podcast that Riley tried trading Butler right after the 2022-23 season, despite his epic playoff performance against the Bucks, Knicks, and Celtics before the Finals loss to Denver. No team bit, even as Miami chased Damian Lillard, and the Heat publicly denied rumors while keeping Butler until shipping him to Golden State in a five-team deal in February 2025. Fans reeled at the cold front-office math behind the playoff hero's near-exit, questioning loyalty in Heat Culture.

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Jimmy Butler had just carried the eighth-seeded Heat to the NBA Finals, dropping 30 points a game like a man possessed. Then, team president Pat Riley quietly put him on the trade block.

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