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2027 U.S. Gymnastics Championships to be held in Tampa
The 2027 U.S. Gymnastics Championships will be held at Tampa’s Benchmark International Arena from August 12-15, USA Gymnastics announced Tuesday. Tampa recently hosted the championships in 2022, when the arena was called Amalie Arena. “The Xfinity U.S. Gymnastics Championships and National Congress serve as the pinnacle of our domestic...
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College Basketball Star Goes Viral With Most “Chaotic, Bizarre” Free-Throw Shooting Form You’ll Ever See [VIDEO]
South Florida forward’s free throw style draws widespread online attention. The post College Basketball Star Goes Viral With Most “Chaotic, Bizarre” Free-Throw Shooting Form You’ll Ever See [VIDEO] originally published on Total Pro Sports .
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College basketball should panic: Florida just fixed its biggest weakness
Everyone knew the preseason No. 1 Florida men’s basketball returned the best front court in the country with USA TODAY Sports' best player in the country Thomas Haugh part of a veteran led group that includes Alex Condon and Rueben Chinyelu. The trio helped the Gators to a national title two seasons ago. As for the perimeter, Florida lacked some bit and that led to an early NCAA Tournament exit last season. After one game, the country ought to start to panicking; Florida unlocked something that makes them more dangerous than ever before. Who ranks No. 1? Top 100 college basketball players for 2026-27 The Gators look to have some shooters which was on display in a quality 77-67 win against No. 17 Miami in Tampa, Florida. For as talented Florida was in its quest for a repeat title last season, it was was held back by a lack of production from the 3-point line. Only 23.9% of its made shots came from outside the arc. Despite shooting 48.4% overall from the field last season (34th in Division I), Florida was horrid from deep, with a 31.2% mark that ranked 317th in the country, second-worst among power conference schools behind
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Lakeland, Raines and Venice move into Open Division after Week 11
The MaxPreps rankings overhauled the Florida high school football Open Division once again with its latest rankings. Lakeland, Raines and Venice all moved into the Open Division after Week 11, while The First Academy, Cardinal Newman and Cardinal Mooney dropped out. St. Thomas Aquinas, Columbus, West Boca, Chaminade-Madonna and Miami...
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Lakeland football turns showdown with First Academy into a rout
LAKELAND — Lakeland’s goal for the regular season was to clinch a spot in the Open Division. The Dreadnaughts, holding onto the No. 8 spot entering the game, likely clinched a top-eight finish, and made a loud statement in the process. It was as close to a near-perfect game against an elite opponent that Lakeland could expect as the the Dreadnaughts finished year another game with a running clock. Lakeland’s defense dominated from the start and the Dreadnaughts moved the ball at will en route to a 35-0 victory over Orlando First Academy on Friday night at Bryant Stadium. “Lakeland’s here to stay,” senior defensive lineman Santana Harvey said. “We’re back. It was just another day at the office, and we have to keep working, keep playing and keep doing out job at pactice.” Lakeland won’t know officially if it made the Open Division until the playoff brackets are announced at 5 p.m. on Friday on the FHSAA’s YouTube channel. The performance was a fruition of what Lakeland was building toward all year, beginning with its season-opener against Venice. “We kind of schedule for moments like this,” Frazier said. When we played Venice, that was like a misery stick for