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🗣 'It's a massive loss.' 🏉 Former Wakefield and Bradford coach John Kear bemoans absence of Featherstone Rovers as new Championship season launched at DIY Kitchens Stadium. 🎙 Full season preview recorded on location in Wednesday's BBC Sport West Yorkshire from 6pm. #rugbyleague | #BBCRL

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Opening Night in Mankato ☀️ Game day is here. [@NW_BearcatFB vs Minnesota State Football] Two national powers collide under the lights at Blakeslee Stadium. The Mavericks open ranked No. 11 with a 10–8 series lead and two straight wins, while the Cats begin the John McMenamin era. ⬇️ 🎟️ Tickets: 📺 Watch: 🔹 Minnesota State Minnesota State Football ➖ Ranked No. 11 in AFCA poll ➖ Picked to win the NSIC ➖ Todd Hoffner in his 15th season ➖ Lead the series 10–8 ➖ Won the last two, including 36–22 in Maryville last year ➖ Beat NW 38–35 in 2OT playoff battle at Blakeslee in 2012 🔹 Northwest Missouri State @NW_BearcatFB ➖ First game under new head coach John McMenamin ➖ 53 all-time playoff wins...D2 powerhouse ➖ Offensive coordinator Collin Prosser spent five seasons on Hoffner’s staff (2017–21) ➖ Defense led MIAA in total defense 7 of the last 9 years We’ll be on site from tailgate to kickoff to postgame...covering every angle of one of the country’s biggest openers. Kickoff 6 p.m. at Blakeslee Stadium. #D2FB #MIAA #NSIC
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Opening Night in Mankato ☀️ Game day is here. [@NW_BearcatFB vs Minnesota State Football] Two national powers collide under the lights at Blakeslee Stadium. The Mavericks open ranked No. 11 with a 10–8 series lead and two straight wins, while the Cats begin the John McMenamin era. ⬇️ 🎟️ Tickets: 📺 Watch: 🔹 Minnesota State Minnesota State Football ➖ Ranked No. 11 in AFCA poll ➖ Picked to win the NSIC ➖ Todd Hoffner in his 15th season ➖ Lead the series 10–8 ➖ Won the last two, including 36–22 in Maryville last year ➖ Beat NW 38–35 in 2OT playoff battle at Blakeslee in 2012 🔹 Northwest Missouri State @NW_BearcatFB ➖ First game under new head coach John McMenamin ➖ 53 all-time playoff wins...D2 powerhouse ➖ Offensive coordinator Collin Prosser spent five seasons on Hoffner’s staff (2017–21) ➖ Defense led MIAA in total defense 7 of the last 9 years We’ll be on site from tailgate to kickoff to postgame...covering every angle of one of the country’s biggest openers. Kickoff 6 p.m. at Blakeslee Stadium. #D2FB #MIAA #NSIC

D2 College Football Spotlight

12,442 Aufrufe • vor 11 Monaten

Our singer Marc Hudson is playing the role of the vocalist of the HAYASii in the anime Dandadan! Episode 18, ‘We became a family’ is streaming right now on ADN, Crunchyroll, Hulu, Muse and Netflix! Some words from Marc Hudson “I’m beyond thrilled to announce that I had the incredible opportunity to be a voice actor in Dan Da Dan—one of my all-time favourite anime series! I play the role of the vocalist for the HAYASii in Season 2, Episode 6, and getting to perform the ‘Exorcism song’ as part of the character was an absolute blast. After making Starbound Stories, an album deeply inspired by anime, I was so happy to be invited to actually sing on an anime—it felt like everything had come full circle. This show is wild, creative, and full of heart, and it was a real privilege to be a part of it. As the vocalist of DragonForce, I’ve had the chance to perform on some amazing songs and albums, but this was a whole new and exciting experience. I can’t wait for everyone to see the episode!” Voice lines and callouts were recorded at Bang zoom! Studios. ‘Exorcism song’ recorded with Lewitt pure tube microphone #DragonForce #DanDaDan #MarcHudson #Anime #AnimeMetal
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Our singer Marc Hudson is playing the role of the vocalist of the HAYASii in the anime Dandadan! Episode 18, ‘We became a family’ is streaming right now on ADN, Crunchyroll, Hulu, Muse and Netflix! Some words from Marc Hudson “I’m beyond thrilled to announce that I had the incredible opportunity to be a voice actor in Dan Da Dan—one of my all-time favourite anime series! I play the role of the vocalist for the HAYASii in Season 2, Episode 6, and getting to perform the ‘Exorcism song’ as part of the character was an absolute blast. After making Starbound Stories, an album deeply inspired by anime, I was so happy to be invited to actually sing on an anime—it felt like everything had come full circle. This show is wild, creative, and full of heart, and it was a real privilege to be a part of it. As the vocalist of DragonForce, I’ve had the chance to perform on some amazing songs and albums, but this was a whole new and exciting experience. I can’t wait for everyone to see the episode!” Voice lines and callouts were recorded at Bang zoom! Studios. ‘Exorcism song’ recorded with Lewitt pure tube microphone #DragonForce #DanDaDan #MarcHudson #Anime #AnimeMetal

DragonForce

561,331 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

With only 11 days until Alabama Football starts the 2025 season, today we remember Mike Shula, who many today never got to see play as the starting quarterback for the Crimson Tide in the mid-80s. Being the son of an NFL legend didn’t prevent the left-hander from leading Christopher Columbus High School in Miami to the state championship game his senior year and earning a scholarship offer from new Alabama head coach Ray Perkins. Shula worked his way into the starting role as a sophomore, but the first game of his junior season in 1985 solidified his legacy in Alabama history. After Georgia blocked a punt and returned it for a touchdown to give the Bulldogs a stunning 16-13 lead with just 50 seconds remaining in Sanford Stadium, Shula displayed the cool demeanor that first attracted the attention of Perkins. Starting at the Alabama 29-yard line, Shula carved up the Georgia defense, completing 4-of-5 passes for 71 yards. He hit Al Bell across the middle for a game-winning, 17-yard touchdown that gave the Crimson Tide a thrilling 20-16 Labor Day victory that took just 45 seconds. “It wasn’t like we just sat there and let them score on that last drive,” Georgia defensive coordinator Bill Lewis said. “We tired to mix things up with the blitz and zone, but Shula did a good job finding the holes in the zone. They anticipated the blitz real well.”
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With only 11 days until Alabama Football starts the 2025 season, today we remember Mike Shula, who many today never got to see play as the starting quarterback for the Crimson Tide in the mid-80s. Being the son of an NFL legend didn’t prevent the left-hander from leading Christopher Columbus High School in Miami to the state championship game his senior year and earning a scholarship offer from new Alabama head coach Ray Perkins. Shula worked his way into the starting role as a sophomore, but the first game of his junior season in 1985 solidified his legacy in Alabama history. After Georgia blocked a punt and returned it for a touchdown to give the Bulldogs a stunning 16-13 lead with just 50 seconds remaining in Sanford Stadium, Shula displayed the cool demeanor that first attracted the attention of Perkins. Starting at the Alabama 29-yard line, Shula carved up the Georgia defense, completing 4-of-5 passes for 71 yards. He hit Al Bell across the middle for a game-winning, 17-yard touchdown that gave the Crimson Tide a thrilling 20-16 Labor Day victory that took just 45 seconds. “It wasn’t like we just sat there and let them score on that last drive,” Georgia defensive coordinator Bill Lewis said. “We tired to mix things up with the blitz and zone, but Shula did a good job finding the holes in the zone. They anticipated the blitz real well.”

Michael Southern

22,889 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

The second edition of the Swordplay #SuperCoach Classic & Draft season guide is coming! Pre-order your copy today at the link below! The Swordplay 2026 #SuperCoach Preseason Guide is available for pre-order until Saturday February 21st 2026, when the guide will be released! If you pre-order, we will be providing the entire team by team preview to you with early access, from February 15th 2026, after which you will get access to the full guide on release date. For just $20, this 300 page+ season guide looks into each AFL team in detail, supplemented with discussions on popular players, as well as predictions for the top scorers on each line. Strategy wise, the Swordplay team along with an all star cast of content creators delves into how to pick the best starting team, ramifications of the new rules, tips for picking the best Captain weekly, breakout candidates and mid-price mayhem and a fixture analysis. At the end of this season guide, you will find a list of SuperCoach lingo which we as content creators use weekly, suitable for all levels of SuperCoach experience, new or seasoned. We also tap into the knowledge of 2024 SuperCoach winner Akashi (Joven May), the SCodFather (The SCodfather) as well as other creators you are most likely to be familiar with from Fantasy Take TV📺, The Coaches Panel, The Centre Bounce, Pig Mentality, Footy Mailbag, SuperCoach Edge, Steven Smith - SDS SuperCoach, Swiz26 and more! Developed by SuperCoach experts, this guide is suited for each level of SuperCoach player, whether this is your first season, a returning player looking for a personal best rank, or an experienced player looking for a top 1k finish. Here is a video outlining the guide, including a special offer for anyone wanting to advertise a business/venture within our Season Guide! You don't want to miss out! Use our promo code “SWORDPLAY” for 10% off your pre-order copy! Janath Fernando Rossco SuperCoach with DR Spillsy
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The second edition of the Swordplay #SuperCoach Classic & Draft season guide is coming! Pre-order your copy today at the link below! The Swordplay 2026 #SuperCoach Preseason Guide is available for pre-order until Saturday February 21st 2026, when the guide will be released! If you pre-order, we will be providing the entire team by team preview to you with early access, from February 15th 2026, after which you will get access to the full guide on release date. For just $20, this 300 page+ season guide looks into each AFL team in detail, supplemented with discussions on popular players, as well as predictions for the top scorers on each line. Strategy wise, the Swordplay team along with an all star cast of content creators delves into how to pick the best starting team, ramifications of the new rules, tips for picking the best Captain weekly, breakout candidates and mid-price mayhem and a fixture analysis. At the end of this season guide, you will find a list of SuperCoach lingo which we as content creators use weekly, suitable for all levels of SuperCoach experience, new or seasoned. We also tap into the knowledge of 2024 SuperCoach winner Akashi (Joven May), the SCodFather (The SCodfather) as well as other creators you are most likely to be familiar with from Fantasy Take TV📺, The Coaches Panel, The Centre Bounce, Pig Mentality, Footy Mailbag, SuperCoach Edge, Steven Smith - SDS SuperCoach, Swiz26 and more! Developed by SuperCoach experts, this guide is suited for each level of SuperCoach player, whether this is your first season, a returning player looking for a personal best rank, or an experienced player looking for a top 1k finish. Here is a video outlining the guide, including a special offer for anyone wanting to advertise a business/venture within our Season Guide! You don't want to miss out! Use our promo code “SWORDPLAY” for 10% off your pre-order copy! Janath Fernando Rossco SuperCoach with DR Spillsy

Third Man Up

12,452 Aufrufe • vor 6 Monaten

In 2007, Curt Cignetti joined Nick Saban's first staff at Alabama. He served as the WRs coach and recruiting coordinator. During his time with Saban, the Crimson Tide had a 12–0 regular season in 2008 and a 14–0 national championship season in 2009. Alabama won 29 consecutive regular-season games. Cignetti played a role in recruiting and developing key players, like Julio Jones, Heisman Trophy winner Mark Ingram, and linebacker Dont'a Hightower. The 2008 recruiting class featured six future first-round NFL draft selections. Cignetti emphasizes tempo, physicality, and discipline. His practices are designed to be "fast, physical, and relentless" while remaining smart, disciplined, and poised. He frequently frames execution as "one play at a time," with each snap treated independently to build consistency over the course of a game. What he has done at Indiana has been described as a deliberate culture reset—professionalism, accountability, and a "winning mindset"—paired with a higher practice tempo and tighter organization. Cignetti has also said he prefers efficiency over sheer volume in practice, using fewer of the allowable sessions or hours and focusing on pace and organization to simulate game pressure. Analysts often link Cignetti's approach to his tenure on Nick Saban's Alabama staff, particularly regarding evaluation, roster construction, and sustaining culture through clear expectations. Saban said Indiana's rapid turnaround reflected Cignetti's evaluation and culture work amid frequent roster changes, adding that Cignetti "has done a really good job as a head coach." His public tone and on-field identity are unapologetically aggressive, noting his "attack" ethos and unwillingness to "play nice. Earlier national profiles also traced how his methods and messaging traveled from prior stops to Indiana as part of the program's turnaround. Former players and coaches have described Cignetti as an exacting teacher and an intensely focused preparer, sometimes calling him a "cocky nerd" for his combination of blunt candor and studied approach to the job. He is known for marathon film sessions in which he repeatedly rewound plays to critique players' footwork and assignments and for occasionally stepping into drills himself when quarterbacks failed to execute a rep, reinforcing his standards for precision and preparation. He prefers concise, high-tempo practices that typically last about 90 minutes, emphasizing efficiency over volume, and he stresses eliminating "self-imposed limitations" while delivering feedback that players have characterized as direct yet constructive.
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In 2007, Curt Cignetti joined Nick Saban's first staff at Alabama. He served as the WRs coach and recruiting coordinator. During his time with Saban, the Crimson Tide had a 12–0 regular season in 2008 and a 14–0 national championship season in 2009. Alabama won 29 consecutive regular-season games. Cignetti played a role in recruiting and developing key players, like Julio Jones, Heisman Trophy winner Mark Ingram, and linebacker Dont'a Hightower. The 2008 recruiting class featured six future first-round NFL draft selections. Cignetti emphasizes tempo, physicality, and discipline. His practices are designed to be "fast, physical, and relentless" while remaining smart, disciplined, and poised. He frequently frames execution as "one play at a time," with each snap treated independently to build consistency over the course of a game. What he has done at Indiana has been described as a deliberate culture reset—professionalism, accountability, and a "winning mindset"—paired with a higher practice tempo and tighter organization. Cignetti has also said he prefers efficiency over sheer volume in practice, using fewer of the allowable sessions or hours and focusing on pace and organization to simulate game pressure. Analysts often link Cignetti's approach to his tenure on Nick Saban's Alabama staff, particularly regarding evaluation, roster construction, and sustaining culture through clear expectations. Saban said Indiana's rapid turnaround reflected Cignetti's evaluation and culture work amid frequent roster changes, adding that Cignetti "has done a really good job as a head coach." His public tone and on-field identity are unapologetically aggressive, noting his "attack" ethos and unwillingness to "play nice. Earlier national profiles also traced how his methods and messaging traveled from prior stops to Indiana as part of the program's turnaround. Former players and coaches have described Cignetti as an exacting teacher and an intensely focused preparer, sometimes calling him a "cocky nerd" for his combination of blunt candor and studied approach to the job. He is known for marathon film sessions in which he repeatedly rewound plays to critique players' footwork and assignments and for occasionally stepping into drills himself when quarterbacks failed to execute a rep, reinforcing his standards for precision and preparation. He prefers concise, high-tempo practices that typically last about 90 minutes, emphasizing efficiency over volume, and he stresses eliminating "self-imposed limitations" while delivering feedback that players have characterized as direct yet constructive.

Coach Chip

199,576 Aufrufe • vor 7 Monaten

‼️ JEFF REWORK FOOTAGE Jeff the Land Shark is getting a rework when #MarvelRivals Season 2.5 begins on May 30th. Here's a full list of the changes, plus a first look at the rework in action. What do you think of the new and improved Jeff? ↓↓↓↓↓ -Add a new effect to Joyful Splash: Now also deals damage to enemies at 70/s and can heal allies through other allies and enemies. Damage falloff starts at 20m to a maximum of 65% at 40m; Reduce healing per second from 150 to 130. - Change Aqua Burst to a charge ability (max 3 charges, 3s per charge); New effect: direct hits now launch enemies up; Increase spell field damage from 40 to 45. - Change the effect of Healing Bubble from One-Time Healing to Healing Over Time. Increase Healing Amount from the previous instant 85 to 120 over 4s. Reduce max charges from 6 to 3 and remove the enemy launch-up effect. -Add a new effect to Hide and Seek: It now has an energy cap (max 120) that drains by 20/s while submerged and restores 15/s when not. - It's Jeff!'s (Ultimate Ability) overflow healing on swallowed allies now grants 45 Health per second as Bonus Health, up to 150. - Increase the damage reduction received when taking a critical hit from 50% to 70%. -Increase the energy cost of It’s Jeff (Ultimate Ability) from 4000 to 4500.
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‼️ JEFF REWORK FOOTAGE Jeff the Land Shark is getting a rework when #MarvelRivals Season 2.5 begins on May 30th. Here's a full list of the changes, plus a first look at the rework in action. What do you think of the new and improved Jeff? ↓↓↓↓↓ -Add a new effect to Joyful Splash: Now also deals damage to enemies at 70/s and can heal allies through other allies and enemies. Damage falloff starts at 20m to a maximum of 65% at 40m; Reduce healing per second from 150 to 130. - Change Aqua Burst to a charge ability (max 3 charges, 3s per charge); New effect: direct hits now launch enemies up; Increase spell field damage from 40 to 45. - Change the effect of Healing Bubble from One-Time Healing to Healing Over Time. Increase Healing Amount from the previous instant 85 to 120 over 4s. Reduce max charges from 6 to 3 and remove the enemy launch-up effect. -Add a new effect to Hide and Seek: It now has an energy cap (max 120) that drains by 20/s while submerged and restores 15/s when not. - It's Jeff!'s (Ultimate Ability) overflow healing on swallowed allies now grants 45 Health per second as Bonus Health, up to 150. - Increase the damage reduction received when taking a critical hit from 50% to 70%. -Increase the energy cost of It’s Jeff (Ultimate Ability) from 4000 to 4500.

Miller Ross

1,707,837 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr