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Bemidji State OT Isaac Hagstrom (Isaac Hagstrom) has earned All-NSIC Second Team honors in back-to-back seasons. The 6’5”, 305-pound Annandale, Minnesota native comes equipped with heavy hands and upper-body strength that ranks among the best in Division II. #D2Football #GrindTheAxe #BuildTheDam #BeaverTerritory

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Utah lands one of Spain’s better prospects in 6’5 20-year old Lucas Langarita per Eurohopes Langarita chose Utah and will reunite with former HC Martin Schiller, will be eligible immediately for the second semester. Lucas averaged 17.1 PPG, 3 RPG and 2.6 APG during the U20 eurobasket last summer in Greece. He was named to the all tournament team back in 2022 in the U17 WC with Cooper Flagg, Koa Peat and Izan Almansa Lucas is a streaky shooter with solid positional size, is defensively sound, has solid playmaking chops and thrives scoring OTD.

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Talk about a freshman with an extremely high ceiling—Mississippi State’s Madison Francis sits near the top of that list. The Lancaster native, who ranks second in the country in blocks, is averaging (12.4) points, (8.4) rebounds, and (3.2) blocks across a stretch of five consecutive games against ranked opponents. At 6-foot-2, Francis has already shown the ability to consistently guard positions 1 through 5. She’s effective getting downhill in both the half court and in transition, and while her jumper remains an area for growth long term, she’s not hesitant to take it when available. Francis is on a trajectory to become one of the country’s top players in the seasons ahead, and she’s already carved out a place among the game’s elite defenders right now.

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President Donald Trump signed a "Columbus Day" proclamation Thursday, saying, "We're back, Italians." "We're calling it Columbus Day," Trump said. The proclamation honors the Italian explorer Christopher Columbus and officially recognizes the second Monday in October as Columbus Day, which has been a federal holiday since 1937. Recently, states across the country have commemorated the day as Indigenous Peoples Day to acknowledge the genocide and land theft of native people that was committed after Columbus came to the New World. In 2021, then-President Joe Biden signed a proclamation that also recognized the day as Indigenous Peoples' Day. Trump's proclamation comes as his administration continues to target what they see as "woke" polices and institutions.

President Donald Trump signed a "Columbus Day" proclamation Thursday, saying, "We're back, Italians." "We're calling it Columbus Day," Trump said. The proclamation honors the Italian explorer Christopher Columbus and officially recognizes the second Monday in October as Columbus Day, which has been a federal holiday since 1937. Recently, states across the country have commemorated the day as Indigenous Peoples Day to acknowledge the genocide and land theft of native people that was committed after Columbus came to the New World. In 2021, then-President Joe Biden signed a proclamation that also recognized the day as Indigenous Peoples' Day. Trump's proclamation comes as his administration continues to target what they see as "woke" polices and institutions.

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