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Another impressive double save from Maty Ryan against Rayo Vallecano. 🧤😳 The goalkeeper impressed again but Levante were agonisingly denied the win deep into stoppage time. #SocceroosAbroad

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The Taino, who occupied the Caribbean islands of Cuba, Hispaniola, Jamaica, Puerto Rico, and the Northern Lesser Antilles were the first Americans to defend themselves against Christopher Columbus and other Spanish invaders. Hatuey was a Taino chief from the island of Hispaniola (now Haiti 🇭🇹) when 30 Spanish ships arrived on the shores of Hispaniola, bringing a large population of Spanish colonizers and enslaved Africans. Many of the enslaved Africans began escaping from the Spanish quarters fleeing into the interior of the island and connecting with the Taino. The Taino were soon forced to defend themselves from the death and destruction the Spaniards brought with them. ​For over a decade, Hatuey led the Taino people along with the Africans into combat against the Spanish to defend their freedom and did so successfully. Around 1511, Hatuey and 400 of his soldiers traveled to Cuba 🇨🇺 on a mission to mobilize the inhabitants of Cuba against the Spanish colonizers. He warned the Cuban leaders about the vile nature of the Spanish and urged them to unite and fight to save their land and their gold and their freedom. ​The Spaniards arrived with superior weaponry and outnumbered the Taino, but they didnt have the skill and courage of the Taino. Using guerrilla warfare, the Taino were able to defeat the Spaniards in Cuba for almost a year. Not all Taino agreed with Hatuey, and the colonizers were able to overtake and capture Hatuey and his men. Before his execution in 1512, as his rites of faith were being read, Hatuey, who knew nothing of heaven or hell, resisted converting to Christianity and chose instead to go to a burning hell than share heaven with the Spaniards. The spirit of Cacique Hatuey lives.

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As the Connecticut Huskies attempt to win another national championship tonight against Michigan, Alabama Men’s Basketball fans still hear the echos of two years ago when the Crimson Tide finally crashed college basketball’s biggest event for the first time on April 6, 2024. Inside State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Ariz., the Crimson Tide’s breakthrough season reached its crescendo in its first Final Four appearance against the Huskies. As a No. 4 seed coming out of the West Region, the magical run ended with an 86-72 loss, but not before the Crimson Tide proved it belonged on the grandest stage. Mark Sears led the way with 24 points, five rebounds and three assists, continuing his March brilliance. Grant Nelson delivered a monster effort with 19 points and a season-best 15 rebounds for a double-double, while Aaron Estrada added 13 points as Alabama fought to keep within striking distance deep into the second half. Stephon Castle scored 21 points, Donovan Clingan had 18 and Tristen Newton controlled the game with 12 points and nine assists. When Alabama clawed back to tie it in the second half, UConn answered with a decisive run. “We got this program to its first Final Four, and I’m unbelievably proud of these guys,” Alabama head coach Nate Oats said. “We just went up against the best team in the country and they showed it.” Two years later, as Connecticut chases another title, that Saturday night in Glendale stands as more than a final score in Alabama history. It redefined the ceiling of a program and created an expectation to get back.

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