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| D.L. Hughley Blasts Stephen A. Smith Over Trump Visit |
| Posted on Tuesday, November 10 @ 00:01:47 PST (7 reads) | |
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* d.L. Hughley has finally responded to stephen a. Smith’s challenge about what he’s done for black people, and let’s just say the comedian didn’t come armed with a water pistol. No sir, no ma’am. It’s a read for the ages.
in a blistering facebook video (watch it below), hughley fires back at the espn personality over his white house dinner with donald trump, bill maher and kid rock.
smith had questioned hughley’s contributions to the black community, prompting the comedian to deliver what amounted to a résumé, a history lesson and a verbal trip to the woodshed.
but hughley saved some of his sharpest ammunition for smith’s status at the dinner, reminding him that maher had extended the invitation.
and just like that, the man who makes a living delivering sports commentary found himself on the receiving end of a verbal beatdown.
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d.L. Hughley lists his contributions to black america
hughley begins by detailing his work addressing racial injustice through comedy, books and charitable performances.
he cites “how not to get shot,” “how to survive america,” “surrender, white people” and “black man, white house,” along with his documentary “d.L. Hughley: the endangered list,” which he says won a peabody award.
he also points to benefit performances supporting flint water-crisis victims, buffalo families affected by the tops supermarket shooting and residents impacted by the altadena wildfires.
according to hughley, his advocacy has never been limited to television appearances or political commentary.
then comes the white house comparison.
“when i was invited to the white house, the invitation was in my name,” hughley declares. “You were invited by bill maher.”
ouch. Somebody check the guest list.
hughley argues that access to powerful figures means little without meaningful results for black americans.
he also accuses smith of directing his toughest criticism toward fellow black public figures while being less confrontational with influential people outside the community.
donald trump, bill maher, kid rock and stephen a smith at white house dinner
‘you were a plus one’ — hughley questions the trump dinner
smith attended the october 15 white house dinner with trump, maher and kid rock, later defending the meeting as an opportunity to discuss issues including black unemployment, diversity initiatives and historically black colleges and universities.
hughley isn’t buying it.
“when you’re a guest or a plus one, you get that same speech our mama used to give us,” hughley says, before delivering a profane warning about behaving yourself in somebody else’s house.
he questions whether smith accomplished anything beyond gaining access to the president and accuses him of failing to challenge trump forcefully.
hughley also criticizes maher’s commentary about black americans, explaining that he distanced himself from the hbo host over disagreements about race.
smith, meanwhile, has maintained that trump engaged with questions during the dinner and that their conversation was substantive.
trump later criticized the dinner on truth social, describing the meeting as a waste of time while directing much of his frustration toward maher. Hughley seized on the remarks as ammunition against smith’s defense of the gathering.
the comedian also disputes smith’s interpretation of hbcu funding and black unemployment, offering his own political assessment.
ultimately, hughley frames the disagreement as a question of personal integrity and whether celebrity influence should serve something greater than individual success.
“what does it profit a man to gain the world and lose his soul?” He asks.
then comes his final challenge.
“you asked me what i did for black people,” hughley says, insisting he’s always given his best.
and just when you think he’s finished, he delivers one last verbal uppercut:
“you said that i was full of shit while you sat there and let that man shit all over you.”
watch d.L. Hughley’s full response to stephen a. Smith below.
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| College Football Rankings: Joel Klatt names Top-10 teams after Week 10 |
| Posted on Tuesday, November 10 @ 00:01:47 PST (7 reads) | |
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college football rankings: joel klatt names top-10 teams after week 10
coming out of week 10 of the 2026 college football season, fox sports’ joel klatt has updated his top-10 rankings. Georgia, which has outscored no. 17 florida and no. 10 ole miss 69-15 over the past two weeks, sits at no. 1 in both (presumably) the college football playoff rankings and klatt’s rankings.
miami was previously ranked no. 1, but suffered its first loss of the season saturday night against notre dame. That, however, came without superstar sophomore wide receiver malachi toney available to play. The irish jumped up to no. 3 in klatt’s rankings following the 31-24 win.
klatt’s entire top-10 rankings are below. The top-10 includes four sec programs, two big ten programs, two big 12 programs, one acc program, and notre dame.
1. Georgia bulldogs (8-1, 6-1)
georgia has bounced back nicely from its stunning 27-24 home loss to auburn three weeks ago with back-to-back dominant victories over no. 17 florida and no. 10 ole miss. The bulldogs completely owned saturday’s matchup against the rebels, out-gaining ole miss 481-252 and winning the turnover battle 2-0. Georgia now sits at 8-1 (6-1) on the season, atop the sec rankings.
kirby smart‘s team heads into the final stretch of the regular season, in which it is slated to face no. 18 missouri, no. 24 south carolina, and a disappointing georgia tech squad. That game at south carolina will be tricky, as the gamecocks have rattled off four consecutive conference wins after opening sec play with an 0-3 record. The bulldogs are seeking their fifth cfp appearance in the past six seasons.
2. Indiana hoosiers (8-1, 5-1)
coming off a much-needed bye, indiana is up one spot to no. 2 in klatt’s latest rankings. Since its loss to ohio state on oct. 17, the hoosiers have escaped with close victories over michigan and minnesota in their past two games. Wins are wins, however, and indiana now has eight of them.
looking ahead at indiana‘s final three regular season games, the hoosiers are currently slated to face no. 20 usc, washington, and purdue. Those three teams boast a combined 8-8 record against big ten competition this season. Since head coach curt cignetti took over the program in 2024, indiana is 20-0 against unranked conference opponents.
3. Notre dame fighting irish (8-1)
notre dame, at long last, clinched its signature win of the 2026 season saturday night in south bend. The irish held off no. 1 miami 31-24 in a nail-biter, securing its first win over the no. 1 ranked team in the country since nov. 7, 2020 (no. 1 clemson).
the irish are now in stellar position to return to the college football playoff after being the ‘last team out’ last season. Marcus freeman‘s team will close out their regular season against boston college, smu, and syracuse. Notre dame looks well on its way to heading to the cfp with an 11-1 record, unless one of the three teams it faces can pull a massive upset.
4. Ucla bruins (9-0, 6-0)
ucla, one of the best stories in all of college football, improved to 9-0 on the season thanks to its 34-20 victory over minnesota on saturday. The bruins are 9-0 to open the year for the first time since 1998, when they started 10-0 before falling in their regular season finale against miami. They are up to no. 4 in klatt’s rankings this week.
there is now serious optimism that the bruins could very well be on the verge of clinching their first ever college football playoff berth this season. Ucla‘s final three regular season games are to be played against illinois, michigan, and no. 20 usc.
5. Utah utes (9-0, 6-0)
utah improved to 9-0 on the season following its 28-20 win over no. 9 byu in the ‘holy war’ on saturday. The utes are 9-0 for the first time since 2008, when they finished at 13-0 on the season. They’ll now head into the home stretch of the regular season, which features games against no. 22 arizona, tcu, and west virginia.
utah, which will be favored in all three games, could very well be en route to an undefeated regular season. The utes, which will likely be ranked no. 2 in this week’s college football playoff rankings, are on the verge of reaching the cfp for the first time in program history. They slot in at no. 5 on klatt’s rankings.
6. Miami hurricanes (8-1, 6-0)
miami‘s undefeated season finally came to an end saturday night in south bend. Without superstar wide receiver malachi toney available to play, the hurricanes fell to notre dame 31-24. A second-half surge brought miami within inches of tying the game up late, but darian mensah‘s fourth-down pass to elija lofton in the end zone fell incomplete, practically cementing the win for the irish.
the hurricanes will now turn their focus back to the acc. They’ll close conference play against a surging duke team, virginia tech, and boston college. Mario cristobal‘s team is seeking its first ever acc championship in the final year of the game being played. They are also seeking a second consecutive cfp appearance after losing in last season’s national championship game.
7. Texas longhorns (7-2, 4-2)
texas has rebounded from its two-game losing streak (oklahoma and florida) in a massive way, as its racked up wins over no. 7 ole miss, mississippi state, and no. 18 missouri over the past three weeks. The longhorns held off the rebels 34-27, dominated the bulldogs 31-3, and pulled away late to down the tigers 34-20 on saturday. They now sit at 7-2 on the season, and remain right in the thick of the college football playoff race.
riding a three-game winning streak, texas will close the regular season against no. 14 lsu, arkansas, and texas a&m. A loss to the tigers on saturday (although that wouldn’t be preferred by steve sarkisian) wouldn’t even exactly kill the longhorns’ cfp hopes, due to just how strong their resume is so far. However, they’ll look to avoid that scenario by finishing the regular season on a six-game win streak.
8. Tennessee volunteers (7-2, 4-2)
tennessee earned its second top-10 ranked victory of the season on saturday after dominating no. 6 kentucky 34-6 inside neyland stadium. With the win, the volunteers improved to 86-26-9 against the wildcats.
josh heupel‘s team will finish out the regular season with matchups against texas a&m, lsu, and vanderbilt. It will likely take wins in all three games to clinch a college football playoff berth, although there’s a world the 9-3 volunteers could sneak into the field. It would mark their second cfp appearance in three seasons.
9. Alabama crimson tide (7-2, 5-2)
alabama slots in at no. 9 in klatt’s top-10 following its dominant 31-13 road victory over no. 14 lsu on saturday. Since dropping two consecutive games to no. 2 georgia and no. 14 tennessee, the crimson tide have responded in a big way with wins over texas a&m and the tigers. They now sit at 7-2 (5-2) on the season.
after being placed at no. 5 in the first college football playoff rankings of the season, alabama is in a great spot to return to the playoff. Their final three regular season games will be played against vanderbilt, chattanooga, and auburn. Winning out would likely put the tide back in the sec championship game, along with a second consecutive playoff berth.
10. Byu cougars (7-2, 4-2)
since knocking off then-no. 2 ranked notre dame on oct. 17, byu is 1-2 in its last three games. That includes a 39-31 loss to now 5-4 ucf, a 27-20 win over arizona state, and saturday’s 28-20 loss to no. 3 utah in the ‘holy war’. Byu has been outscored 87-78 over its past three games. They, however, remain in klatt’s top-10 rankings. Byu sits at 7-2 (4-2) on the season heading into their final three regular season games.
heading down the stretch, byu can’t overlook any of its remaining three opponents (baylor, kansas, and cincinnati). A loss, along with failure to at least appear in the big 12 championship game, would likely dash the program’s cfp hopes.
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| Rylee Kogolshak repeats as Frontier Setter of the Week |
| Posted on Tuesday, November 10 @ 00:01:47 PST (6 reads) | |
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The frontier conference announced its thirteenth and final edition of volleyball players of the week on monday following the final week of regular-season action.
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| North Carolina High School Football Playoff Brackets: Scores, Updated Matchups f |
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North carolina high school football playoff brackets: scores, updated matchups for nov. 13-14
the north carolina high school football playoffs are moving into the second round, with some of the states biggest championship contenders preparing to take the field for the first time this postseason.
following the opening round of the 2026 north carolina high school athletic association playoffs, the tournament continues friday, nov. 13, with games across classes 1a through 8a.
many of the highest-seeded teams received first-round byes, making the upcoming round their postseason debut. Among them are defending class 8a champion hough, defending class 5a champion crest, weddington, grimsley, tarboro, reidsville and j.H. Rose.
the opening round produced several notable results.
in class 8a, laney defeated panther creek 47-27, green hope rolled past willow spring 49-17 and jordan eliminated wakefield 62-21.
class 7a featured a significant upset when no. 17 topsail defeated no. 16 fuquay-varina 34-7. North brunswick also advanced with a 28-15 victory over heritage.
in class 3a, wallace-rose hill overwhelmed trinity 68-0, while west lincoln defeated east rutherford 61-40.
the second round will bring together those opening-round winners and the higher-seeded teams that received byes.
the postseason continues through november and early december before eight state champions are crowned dec. 10-12 at kenan stadium in chapel hill, moretz stadium in hickory and barker-lane stadium in buies creek.
here is a classification-by-classification look at the updated north carolina high school football playoff brackets, including second-round matchups, first-round scores and direct links to all eight tournaments.
class 8a north carolina high school football playoff bracket
class 8a features defending state champion hough, which enters the second round undefeated and holds the no. 1 seed in the west.
the huskies will open their postseason against palisades, which advanced with a convincing 55-17 victory over ardrey kell.
millbrook, last years state runner-up, earned the no. 1 seed in the east and will face laney, which defeated panther creek 47-27.
another compelling matchup features undefeated apex friendship against leesville road.
hoggard begins its postseason against jordan, which scored 62 points in its first-round victory over wakefield.
class 8a second-round matchups — friday, nov. 13
east
- no. 9 laney at no. 1 millbrook
- no. 5 green hope at no. 4 rolesville
- no. 6 jordan at no. 3 hoggard
- no. 7 leesville road at no. 2 apex friendship
west
- no. 8 palisades at no. 1 hough
- no. 5 myers park at no. 4 west forsyth
- no. 6 pinecrest at no. 3 mallard creek
- no. 7 west charlotte at no. 2 chambers
notable class 8a first-round scores
- laney 47, panther creek 27
- green hope 49, willow spring 17
- jordan 62, wakefield 21
- leesville road 37, broughton 0
- palisades 55, ardrey kell 17
- myers park 55, south mecklenburg 22
- pinecrest 49, providence 29
- west charlotte 20, hoke county 7
class 7a north carolina high school football playoff bracket
class 7a features several of the states strongest programs, including weddington, grimsley, cleveland, lake norman and garner.
weddington earned the no. 1 seed in the west and will face porter ridge, which defeated hopewell 23-14.
grimsley begins its postseason against butler, which advanced with a 30-14 victory over independence.
in the east, top-seeded cleveland faces topsail after the pirates defeated fuquay-varina 34-7.
another interesting matchup features garner against north brunswick, which eliminated heritage 28-15.
class 7a second-round matchups — friday, nov. 13
east
- no. 17 topsail at no. 1 cleveland
- no. 9 d.H. Conley at no. 8 cape fear
- no. 12 ashley at no. 5 new bern
- no. 13 holly springs at no. 4 southern durham
- no. 19 sanderson at no. 3 clayton
- no. 22 south garner at no. 6 wake forest
- no. 10 southeast raleigh at no. 7 cardinal gibbons
- no. 18 north brunswick at no. 2 garner
west
- no. 17 porter ridge at no. 1 weddington
- no. 9 hickory ridge at no. 8 east forsyth
- no. 12 west cabarrus at no. 5 a.L. Brown
- no. 13 jack britt at no. 4 reagan
- no. 14 richmond at no. 3 lake norman
- no. 11 mooresville at no. 6 marvin ridge
- no. 10 davie county at no. 7 page
- no. 15 butler at no. 2 grimsley
notable class 7a first-round scores
- topsail 34, fuquay-varina 7
- d.H. Conley 63, east wake 38
- ashley 38, pine forest 7
- holly springs 42, overhills 10
- north brunswick 28, heritage 15
- porter ridge 23, hopewell 14
- hickory ridge 59, chapel hill 0
- davie county 50, lumberton 23
class 6a north carolina high school football playoff bracket
class 6a features undefeated j.H. Rose, which earned the no. 1 seed in the east after completing a perfect regular season.
the rampants begin postseason play against south johnston, which defeated felton grove 55-22.
asheville holds the no. 1 seed in the west and will face a.C. Reynolds, which survived statesville 10-7.
other leading contenders include jacksonville, northern nash, kings mountain and t.C. Roberson.
seventy-first advanced with a 48-7 victory over lee county and will face middle creek.
class 6a second-round matchups — friday, nov. 13
east
- no. 16 south johnston at no. 1 j.H. Rose
- no. 9 seventy-first at no. 8 middle creek
- no. 21 terry sanford at no. 5 union pines
- no. 13 swansboro at no. 4 scotland
- no. 14 westover at no. 3 northern nash
- no. 11 harnett central at no. 6 southern alamance
- no. 10 triton at no. 7 williams
- no. 15 grays creek at no. 2 jacksonville
west
- no. 16 a.C. Reynolds at no. 1 asheville
- no. 9 sun valley at no. 8 dudley
- no. 12 ashbrook at no. 5 mount tabor
- no. 13 watauga at no. 4 kings mountain
- no. 19 eastern guilford at no. 3 asheboro
- no. 11 northern guilford at no. 6 alexander central
- no. 10 charlotte catholic at no. 7 freedom
- no. 15 ragsdale at no. 2 t.C. Roberson
notable class 6a first-round scores
- south johnston 55, felton grove 22
- seventy-first 48, lee county 7
- terry sanford 54, franklinton 43
- northern guilford 63, south caldwell 0
- ashbrook 47, central cabarrus 21
- charlotte catholic 48, piedmont 6
class 5a north carolina high school football playoff bracket
class 5a features defending state champion crest, which earned the no. 1 seed in the west.
the chargers received a first-round bye and will begin their championship defense in the second round.
southeast alamance earned the no. 1 seed in the east, while northside-pinetown holds the no. 2 seed.
among the first-round winners, west carteret advanced with a 21-14 victory over currituck county, while rocky mount defeated c.B. Aycock 38-20.
orange survived richlands 35-21, and southern nash advanced with a 41-25 victory over rockingham county.
the second round will determine which 16 teams advance to the third round nov. 20.
selected class 5a second-round matchups — friday, nov. 13
east
- no. 16 west carteret at no. 1 southeast alamance
- no. 9 rocky mount at no. 8 havelock
- no. 10 orange at no. 7 eastern alamance
- no. 15 southern nash at no. 2 northside-pinetown
west
- no. 1 crest begins its postseason against the parkwood-erwin winner
- no. 4 south point faces the northwest cabarrus-north lincoln winner
- no. 3 jay m. Robinson faces the smoky mountain-north buncombe winner
- no. 2 franklin faces the west henderson-carson winner
notable class 5a first-round scores
- west carteret 21, currituck county 14
- rocky mount 38, c.B. Aycock 20
- orange 35, richlands 21
- southern nash 41, rockingham county 25
class 4a north carolina high school football playoff bracket
class 4a features east duplin and hibriten as the top regional seeds.
east duplin earned the no. 1 seed in the east and will face washington, which defeated eastern wayne 34-28 in the opening round.
hibriten holds the top seed in the west.
reidsville, another traditional north carolina championship contender, begins its postseason in the second round after receiving a first-round bye.
the opening round produced several interesting results, including central davidsons 28-21 victory over nash central and lexingtons 28-7 win over roanoke rapids.
selected class 4a second-round matchups — friday, nov. 13
east
- no. 16 washington at no. 1 east duplin
- no. 22 central davidson at no. 6 southwest edgecombe
- no. 23 lexington at no. 7 morehead
- no. 5 reidsville faces the fairmont-carver winner
west
- no. 1 hibriten begins its postseason against the east burke-north surry winner
- no. 8 lake norman faces the r-s central-lincoln charter winner
- no. 4 burns faces the wilkes central-bandys winner
- no. 2 tuscola faces the bunn-anson winner
notable class 4a first-round scores
- washington 34, eastern wayne 28
- central davidson 28, nash central 21
- lexington 28, roanoke rapids 7
class 3a north carolina high school football playoff bracket
class 3a features several established championship contenders, including northeastern, whiteville, north stanly, shelby and mount airy.
northeastern earned the no. 1 seed in the east and will face greene central, which advanced with a 42-6 victory over wake prep.
whiteville, the no. 2 seed, will meet northwood, which defeated kinston 34-30.
in the west, north stanly earned the top seed and will face north wilkes, which advanced with a 60-22 victory over pine lake prep.
shelby begins its postseason against west lincoln, which defeated east rutherford 61-40.
class 3a second-round matchups — friday, nov. 13
east
- no. 17 greene central at no. 1 northeastern
- no. 9 wallace-rose hill at no. 8 pasquotank county
- no. 12 south columbus at no. 5 martin county
- no. 13 louisburg at no. 4 james kenan
- no. 14 princeton at no. 3 midway
- no. 11 providence grove at no. 6 eastern randolph
- no. 10 farmville central at no. 7 hertford county
- no. 15 northwood at no. 2 whiteville
west
- no. 16 north wilkes at no. 1 north stanly
- no. 9 mountain heritage at no. 8 lincolnton
- no. 12 west davidson at no. 5 thomasville
- no. 20 polk county at no. 4 walkertown
- no. 14 east surry at no. 3 hendersonville
- no. 11 union academy at no. 6 mount airy
- no. 10 west wilkes at no. 7 chase
- no. 18 west lincoln at no. 2 shelby
notable class 3a first-round scores
- greene central 42, wake prep 6
- wallace-rose hill 68, trinity 0
- south columbus 58, mcmichael 6
- northwood 34, kinston 30
- north wilkes 60, pine lake prep 22
- west lincoln 61, east rutherford 40
class 2a north carolina high school football playoff bracket
class 2a features tarboro, corvian community, murphy and starmount among the leading championship contenders.
tarboro earned the no. 1 seed in the east, while corvian community holds the top seed in the west.
both teams received first-round byes.
tarboro begins its postseason against rosewood, which defeated pamlico county 36-16.
corvian community faces langtree charter, which advanced with a 44-28 victory over avery county.
murphy will face south stanly, which defeated south stokes 56-28.
class 2a second-round matchups — friday, nov. 13
east
- no. 16 rosewood at no. 1 tarboro
- no. 9 north duplin at no. 8 gates county
- no. 12 camden county at no. 5 manteo
- no. 13 northwest halifax at no. 4 lakewood
- no. 14 east carteret at no. 3 warren county
- no. 11 bertie at no. 6 east bladen
- no. 10 west columbus at no. 7 southside
- no. 15 hobbton at no. 2 john a. Holmes
west
- no. 16 langtree charter at no. 1 corvian community
- no. 9 christ the king at no. 8 east wilkes
- no. 12 cherryville at no. 5 alleghany
- no. 13 albemarle at no. 4 community school of davidson
- no. 19 south stanly at no. 3 murphy
- no. 11 cherokee at no. 6 north rowan
- no. 10 mitchell at no. 7 mountain island charter
- no. 15 swain county at no. 2 starmount
notable class 2a first-round scores
- rosewood 36, pamlico county 16
- camden county 40, american leadership academy-johnston 14
- east carteret 36, union 6
- hobbton 56, northampton county 12
- langtree charter 44, avery county 28
- cherryville 63, elkin 0
class 1a north carolina high school football playoff bracket
class 1a features a smaller postseason field than the other classifications, with several teams receiving first-round byes.
northside-pinetown earned the no. 1 seed in the east, while chatham central holds the top seed in the west.
other leading contenders include north edgecombe, southeast halifax, robbinsville and wilson prep.
kipp pride advanced with a 15-12 victory over jones senior, while weldon defeated rocky mount prep 16-8.
in the west, north stokes defeated south davidson 21-12, while rosman rolled past andrews 50-0.
selected class 1a second-round matchups — friday, nov. 13
east
- no. 1 northside-pinetown faces the columbia-washington county winner
- no. 5 southeast halifax at no. 4 north edgecombe
- no. 6 kipp pride at no. 3 sallie b. Howard
- no. 10 weldon at no. 2 hobgood charter
west
- no. 1 chatham central faces the college prep and leadership academy-bonnie cone winner
- no. 5 east columbus at no. 4 winston-salem prep
- no. 11 north stokes at no. 3 robbinsville
- no. 7 rosman at no. 2 wilson prep
notable class 1a first-round scores
- kipp pride 15, jones senior 12
- weldon 16, rocky mount prep 8
- north stokes 21, south davidson 12
- rosman 50, andrews 0
when are the 2026 north carolina high school football state championships?
the nchsaa will crown eight state champions dec. 10-12 at three college venues across north carolina.
the championship sites are kenan stadium at the university of north carolina in chapel hill, helen and leonard moretz stadium at lenoir-rhyne university in hickory, and barker-lane stadium at campbell university in buies creek.
the nchsaa will finalize which classifications play at each venue after the regional championship matchups are determined, taking travel distances into consideration.
whats next in the north carolina high school football playoffs?
the second round of the nchsaa football playoffs is scheduled for friday, nov. 13.
the third round follows nov. 20, with the fourth round scheduled for nov. 27 in classes 2a through 7a.
classes 1a and 8a will play their regional championships nov. 27 because those brackets have fewer rounds.
the regional championships for classes 2a through 7a are scheduled for friday, dec. 4.
the postseason concludes dec. 10-12, when eight state champions will be crowned at the three championship venues.
high school on si will continue updating the north carolina high school football playoff brackets with final scores, third-round matchups and championship information throughout november and december.
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| Pomona College Astronomy Professor Wins National Award for Mentorship | Pomona C |
| Posted on Tuesday, November 10 @ 00:01:47 PST (7 reads) | |
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For his exemplary contributions as a mentor at pomona college, associate professor of physics and astronomy jorge moreno received the 2026 outstanding college/university mentor award from the society for advancement of chicanos/hispanics and native americans in science (sacnas). Moreno was recognized at the association’s annual conference on october 31.
sacnas is comprised of 127 student and eight professional chapters across the u.S., Guam and puerto rico.
moreno, a computational astrophysicist, was chosen by a panel of sacnas members through a competitive selection process.
in nominating moreno for the award, francisco mercado, who from 2023-2026 was a postdoctoral fellow in pomona’s physics department and directly experienced moreno’s mentorship, wrote: “prof. Moreno has engaged deeply with undergraduate students, graduate students, postdoctoral scholars and stem professionals, with a particular commitment to those from backgrounds underrepresented in stem.”
“at pomona college,” mercado added, “he has mentored undergraduates primarily through the summer undergraduate research program (surp) and senior thesis projects, providing students with rigorous research training, long-term advising and professional development.”
positive classroom culture empowers students’ love of astrophysics
lauren standifer ’27, a physics major whose concentration is in astrophysics, says she never thought she’d become interested in computational astrophysics.
“but i love it,” she says. “And that might be because of the culture professor moreno has created. It’s very much about our growth and us learning how to work with others and do research.”
standifer, a fargo, north dakota native, is currently completing her senior thesis with moreno and has found that “he pushes me to the boundaries of what i think i can do and then a little further because he believes in me.”
“down the line,” she says, “i’ll be very proud of my thesis because of professor moreno.”
faculty mentorship supports students underrepresented in stem
eisha lopez ’29, a physics major on the astrophysics track from the los angeles area, began doing research with moreno the summer before she enrolled at pomona, research that continued after her freshman year as part of the summer undergraduate research program.
“he’s the most welcoming, most kind person,” she says. “He always wants to share his knowledge and is an amazing resource.”
this summer, moreno met each student on the team weekly to ask for updates on their projects.
moreno “allowed you to take your own path with your research,” lopez says, adding that the experience was “empowering.”
moreno joined the pomona faculty in 2017 and teaches courses such as introduction to astronomy and extragalactic astronomy. This fall he is also teaching a first-year seminar on astromimicry, which includes reading memoirs of women of color in astrophysics.
moreno regularly involves students in research into galaxy evolution and structure formation. His work has helped to unpack the mystery of dark matter deficient galaxies and the threshold of galaxy formation.
read more about moreno’s research into galaxies lacking dark matter and about leading a student research opportunity at the center for computational astrophysics at the flatiron institute. |
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| Man sees cat features in human faces after brain surgery |
| Posted on Tuesday, November 10 @ 00:01:47 PST (7 reads) | |
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Karl, a 28-year-old man living in the northeastern united states, experiences a rare visual phenomenon in which features of his grey tabby cat, luna, appear superimposed on the faces of people he encounters. This condition, documented in a report published in the journal cortex, involves a form of palinopsia that leads to face distortions known as prosopometamorphopsia, or pmo.
karl’s symptoms began two years ago following a surgical procedure in which part of his right temporal lobe was removed. The surgery was necessary to treat an arteriovenous malformation, a tangled mass of blood vessels between arteries and veins that can lead to a brain bleed if left untreated.
in the mornings, karl’s cat is often the first face he sees. On some days, this initial exposure to luna’s face triggers a persistent visual effect where he sees the cat’s almond-shaped eye sockets, enlarged pupils, and stripes on the human faces he encounters later in the day. This transfer of features occurs whether he is interacting with people in person or viewing them online. Conversely, if karl sees a human face at the start of his day instead of his cat, he may perceive that person’s pupils and eye shape on other people’s faces, and even on his own cat’s face.
lead author brad duchaine, a professor and chair of psychological and brain sciences at dartmouth college, notes that this case demonstrates that individual features can be pulled from memory and influence ongoing perception. Duchaine’s lab studies pmo and has heard from more than 250 people who experience face distortions. He points out that some of these individuals have been misdiagnosed with psychiatric problems and placed on antipsychotics, when in fact they are experiencing visual processing issues rather than mental health disorders.
duchaine was reminded of a 1986 study published in cortex that reported on a woman who, after a stroke, saw a poodle on a passenger’s lap and subsequently perceived the poodle’s face on every passenger on the bus. While both cases involve the transfer of facial features, karl’s experience differs in that only components of faces are transferred rather than an entire face.
to illustrate visually what karl was experiencing, duchaine prepared a line-drawn sketch and fed it into a large language model to make the image more photo-realistic. He then shared the image with karl, and the two went back and forth modifying a set of images that are included in the report. Duchaine explains that ai provides researchers with the ability to generate more accurate visualizations of what people are experiencing when they have distorted visual perceptions. This collaborative process allows the patient to take part in creating the visualizations, which can help researchers better understand and potentially control the condition.
the use of ai in this context is also helpful for patients who want to convey to their healthcare professionals, friends, and family what faces look like to them.
antônio mello, a phd student in the department of psychological and brain sciences, and jennifer nosker, a neuropsychologist at brigham and women’s hospital, also contributed to the study.
subject of research: after brain surgery, man sees cats eyes in human faces
article title: after brain surgery, man sees cats eyes in human faces
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| Headteachers say families will struggle after another rise in school dinner pric |
| Posted on Tuesday, November 10 @ 00:01:47 PST (7 reads) | |
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A headteacher said she believes families are going to struggle as the price of school dinners is to go up for the second time in a year.
the price of meals for pre-school, primary and special school pupils will go up by 30p, for post-primary pupils will they will rise by 15%. It follows an increase of just under 20% introduced by the education authority (ea) in january 2026 .
Áine leslie, principal of malone integrated college in belfast, said this will put further pressure on families who are already worried about the cost of living crisis.
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but the ea said that the amount parents would have to pay was still well below the average cost of producing a school meal, estimated at over £5.20.
the latest increase means that the price of a paid for school dinner in a primary school or special school, for instance, will have risen from £2.60 to £3.40 since the start of 2026.
pupils eligible for free school meals will not be affected.
the rise in school dinner prices is not the only measure introduced by the ea in response to what they describe as an exceptionally challenging financial position.
there will also be a change to some menus in schools, replacing baked desserts with cheaper alternatives.
principal of malone integrated college, Áine leslie, said she believes families are going to struggle [bbc]
at malone integrated college about 55% of pupils have free school meal entitlement and there are also a lot of parents who are on lower incomes.
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when the prices of school meals increased earlier this year, leslie said she remembers sitting with the head of the cafeteria and heartbreakingly decide how much to put up each item.
i think the cumulative effect of this will be immense, particularly families who have multiple children, both at a primary school and a post-primary school, and trying to make ends meet, its going to become incredibly difficult, leslie told bbc news ni.
i cant imagine what it would be like for families trying to budget that moving forward, as well as planning for christmas.
i firmly believe families are going to struggle at malone.
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i do believe that there will be some families and some young people who will be worried about the stigma attached to this, and wont voice their concerns and wont ask for help. And as an integrated school, thats really sad for us.
she added: i think its going to be quite cutthroat for families.
already, we have some of our children, particularly in junior school talking about christmas and how theyve had discussions with their families that things are going to be much more scaled down this christmas, just with the general cost of living crisis.
and then this is only going to amplify the situation even more for young people.
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leslie added that not having a healthy, balanced diet or going without food will be a barrier to learning.
christos gaitatzis is the principal of omagh high [bbc]
christos gaitatzis is the principal of omagh high and described the increase of 15% on a school meal as excessive.
what is the price index at the moment – is it 3,4, 5%? I would imagine that would be the reasonable increase that you would put on anything, so they are going three times the value - to me it is unreasonable, he told bbc news ni
close to 30% of pupils at his school are on free school meals.
you would expect that the cost for a child every week, when a price of a meal is close to £5, we are talking about £20 a week, £100 a month – thats a significant cost for lunch, gaitatzis said.
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so other measures have to be taken by the families in order to make savings, for example pack lunches – then would that diet be balanced?
were talking about a society where the importance of nutrition provided by schools has significant impact on your mental and physical health, so you effectively deter these families and children having these nutritious meals by putting the price up.
clearly this will have an overall future impact on the health of the kids.
flabbergasted
the commissioner for children, chris quinn, says children should not have to pay the price for the financial crisis in education [bbc]
northern irelands commissioner for children and young people said he was flabbergasted at the change.
chris quinn said what makes the move particularly difficult to accept is that it comes shortly after schools were directed towards energy-saving guidance advising people who were cold to wear more clothes rather than turn up the thermostat .
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i strongly advised the education authority to remove that guidance and made clear that responsibility for financial pressures in education should not be transferred to children and families.
the commissioner added: children did not create the financial crisis in education and they should not be expected to pay the price for it.
school meals are not a luxury. For many children they are an essential part of the school day, and these increases will hit hardest those families already struggling with the cost of living.
what other costs are increasing?
payments to schools for school milk are at risk.
the ea currently pays milk subsidies to around 500 schools.
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the authority is to seek funding from the department of agriculture, environment and rural affairs (daera).
the ea are also planning to offer more parents payments to transport their children to school rather than paying for a taxi to do it.
at the minute, some parents receive parental payments if their children is eligible for free school transport but no private providers, like taxis, are available .
charges for ea music lessons for pupils are also set to rise again, and some schemes run in schools will no longer be funded.
the authority, however, has not specified what is at risk.
these were difficult decisions
in a statement, the ea said that they were being asked to deliver important services to children and young people with insufficient funding.
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they said that they hoped to save £20m by introducing the measures on top of £30m saved this year.
they also said costs, such as providing energy for schools, continued to rise.
these were difficult decisions which sought to balance our commitment to children and young people alongside the requirement to live within the funding allocated for the year, the ea said.
we are also mindful of the pressures across all public services in ni and of the fact that any overspend this year may impact on next years finances.
the northern ireland executive has yet to agree a budget amid a dispute with the secretary of state about how northern ireland is funded .
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| Popular College Park Pizzeria to Permanently Close - The MoCo Show |
| Posted on Tuesday, November 10 @ 00:01:47 PST (7 reads) | |
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Potomac pizza, which operates three montgomery county locations in chevy chase, potomac and rockville, has announced that it will permanently close its college park restaurant on friday, december 18, 2026, after nine years of serving the community.
in a message to customers, founder adam b. Greenberg announced that the restaurant would not renew its lease, citing rising food, labor, insurance, utility and other operating costs.
“this was not an easy decision, as college park has become much more than a place where we do business. It has been a community that welcomed us, supported us, and allowed us to be part of so many wonderful memories,” greenberg wrote.
greenberg, a lifelong maryland resident, has been involved in the restaurant industry for more than three decades. He acquired the original potomac pizza in potomac in 1995 and later expanded the business to kentlands in 1999, traville in 2003, chevy chase in 2006 and college park in 2017.
he also founded bagels ‘n grinds, which opened its first location in hanover in 2012 and expanded to college park in 2017 and potomac in april 2025. In 2023, greenberg acquired hunter’s bar and grill, a longtime potomac restaurant.
despite the college park closure, potomac pizza will continue operating its other locations, including those in montgomery county. Greenberg said the company will also continue serving the college park community through bagels ‘n grinds.
“after 35 years in the restaurant business, i have always believed that restaurants are about so much more than food. They are about people, friendships, traditions, and the memories we create together,” greenberg wrote.
the college park restaurant’s final day of operation will be friday, december 18. |
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| Expanding workforce-focused academics at A&M-San Antonio |
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as texas a&m university-san antonio continues to grow, so does the range of opportunities available to students seeking an affordable education close to home.
the university’s fall 2026 enrollment reached 7,697 students, including its largest-ever first-time-in-college cohort of 1,322 students. At the same time, the university is expanding its academic offerings to prepare students for careers in some of the region’s fastest-growing fields, from healthcare and engineering to cybersecurity, education and the life sciences.
that growth is taking place alongside a focus on keeping a college education within reach for local families.
“texas a&m university-san antonio is growing in ways that reflect the needs and aspirations of the communities we serve,” said president salvador hector ochoa. “We are expanding our academic programs, strengthening our research enterprise and creating new pathways into high-demand fields, while remaining deeply committed to affordability and access.”
expanding programs for a changing workforce
a&m-san antonio now boasts 39 undergraduate and 24 graduate degree programs, building an academic portfolio designed to meet regional workforce needs.
the university launched its first doctoral program, the doctor of education in educational leadership, in fall 2026. The fully online program is designed for working educators and prepares graduates for leadership roles such as principals, superintendents and curriculum directors. Specialized tracks in bilingual, special and early childhood education are planned as the program develops.
the university also offers graduate degrees in cybersecurity, psychology, instructional leadership, applied behavior analysis and criminology and criminal justice, along with an accelerated 11-month master of business administration.
at the undergraduate level, recent additions include bachelor’s degrees in chemistry, applied behavior analysis and human services.
and more programs are on the horizon. A&m-san antonio will launch a bachelor of science in biomedical sciences in fall 2027, followed by planned programs in electrical engineering, healthcare administration and management, computer engineering, and construction engineering technology in subsequent years.
“our academic growth is intentional and closely connected to the opportunities emerging across san antonio and south texas,” said debra feakes, interim provost and vice president for academic affairs. “As we add programs in areas such as biomedical sciences, chemistry and engineering, we are creating more pathways for students to explore their interests while developing the knowledge and skills that employers and communities need.”
the expansion is supported by new academic infrastructure. The university recently opened its $55 million public health and education building, which includes specialized laboratories and learning spaces supporting health, science and education programs.
the growth comes as the university also expands its research activity. A&m-san antonio more than doubled its research grant funding, from $3.6 million in fiscal year 2025 to approximately $8 million in fiscal year 2026, as it works toward becoming an r2 research institution.
making affordability part of the equation
for many families, however, the first question about a college degree isn’t what they can study. It’s whether they can afford it.
affordability is particularly significant at a&m-san antonio, where 60% of students are eligible for pell grants. The university’s jaguar promise program is one way a&m-san antonio is addressing that challenge.
available to texas residents, including transfer students and adult learners, jaguar promise is a last-dollar scholarship program that covers the remaining cost of tuition and mandatory fees after federal, state and institutional financial aid is applied. Eligible students also receive a $300-per-semester book stipend.
the program has seen significant growth. The number of first-year students using jaguar promise increased 21% compared with last year. Among those students, participation increased 48% among early college high school graduates and 9% among students graduating in the top 10% to 35% of their high school class.
“affordability is fundamental to our mission because we know that the cost of college can shape whether a student is able to enroll and graduate,” said brandy mclelland, vice president for enrollment management. “The growth we are seeing in jaguar promise participation tells us that students and families are recognizing the opportunity it provides to pursue a college degree with less financial burden. It’s all part of our broader strategy to expand access while keeping the cost of attendance manageable.”
a university growing with san antonio
the students arriving at a&m-san antonio increasingly reflect the communities surrounding the university. In fall 2026, 65% of undergraduate students and 66% of graduate students identified as hispanic. About 75% of all students came from bexar county, while 98.6% were from texas.
the university’s growth also extends beyond enrollment. Student credit hours increased to 86,118 for fall 2026, up from 84,568 the previous fall. The increase reflects continued growth in both the number of students attending the university and the courses in which they are enrolled.
for a university founded just 17 years ago, the changes represent a significant evolution — from a young institution focused primarily on undergraduate education to a comprehensive university adding graduate and doctoral programs, expanding research and developing academic pathways aligned with san antonio’s future workforce.
a&m-san antonio believes students should have access to programs that prepare them for the future without having to leave the region, and without tuition and fees standing in the way of realizing their dreams. As a&m-san antonio continues to expand, the university is working hard to ensure that academic opportunity and affordability also grow together. |
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| What Jensen Huangs affair with suspected spy could mean for his marriage - and $ |
| Posted on Tuesday, November 10 @ 00:01:47 PST (6 reads) | |
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Nvidia titan jensen huang’s affair with a suspected chinese spy could cost him his marriage — and a massive chunk of his $150 billion fortune.
the bay area-based ai boss — who recently admitted to an affair with alice huang, a former tech executive suspected by us intelligence officials of spying for beijing — has already quietly tucked around 740 million nvidia shares into a web of family trusts and limited liability companies, securities filings show.
but his wife of more than 40 years, lori huang, could still be entitled to at least around 335 million shares — worth about $60 billion — if she call offs the marriage, even regardless of his cheating .
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“in california, all property acquired by a spouse during marriage is community property,” said christopher melcher, a los angeles-based lawyer who specializes in high net worth divorces, to the post. “She would be entitled to 50%.
“we’re a no-fault state. So evidence of infidelity is inadmissible in court and has no impact on his rights.”
as for how much lori could demand, september securities filings show her husband has direct control of around 70 million shares, while the couple’s living trust and six llcs involve roughly 600 million nvidia shares — arrangements commonly used to manage family wealth and plan for inheritance.
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that means lori could potentially lay claim to around half the total 670 million of those shares — or 335 million , which are worth around $60 billion assuming they qualify as community property and the couple didn’t sign a prenup.
around 140 million more shares sit in two irrevocable trusts, but those assets could be harder to reach in a divorce, depending on their terms.
“the odds of them having a prenup are very low,” noted robert farzad, another high-profile california divorce lawyer. “They met pretty young, in college, and he didn’t have anything when they met.”
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the huanges join former apple ceo tim cook during a state dinner sept. 24, 2026, in washington. Getty images
the huangs’ much-heralded longtime relationship began when the pair were teenagers taking an electrical engineering class at oregon state university, and jensen has repeatedly credited his wife as being the best thing that ever happened to him.
their onetime storybook romance produced two kids, both of whom work for nvidia — and featured the tech honcho publicly gushing over his devoted, behind-the-scenes partner.
“to my wife and family: i love you,” the shamed exec said in a mea culpa over his affair with huang. “I know an apology cannot undo what i have done. I hope our family will heal and that, over time, i can earn back your trust.”
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the ocean financial centre building is the registered office address of data centre company megaspeed, the former employer of huang. Afp via getty images
if lori decides to divorce her husband, she won’t be hurting for cash, but the question is still just how much.
for starters, any shares she acquired from her ceo husband would be subject to federal regulations and insider-trading laws.
“how she can sell if she wants to sell, when she can sell — all of those things are governed very carefully by the law,” farzad said.
“she could also ask for cash in exchange for it, but typically, when you’re dealing with values this high, it’s not practical. He’s not going to reach into his pocket and pull out billions,” the expert said.
the pair might try to salvage their marriage. But even couples counseling might not save huang half his fortune.
“if they stay together, i have to imagine there’s going to be more than the apology he gave,” melcher said. “There could be a financial divorce as a result of this, even if they stay together as a couple.”
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whatever happens, farzad said, he suspects it will be mostly behind-closed-doors.
“it’s very common in situations like this for the divorce to be kept out of a public forum,” farzad said.
“these people have more money than they can spend in a thousand lifetimes. I don’t see fights in a courtroom. I don’t see a lot of public spectacle. Because who does that end up hurting if that ends up happening? It ends up hurting nvidia. And both of their fortunes are tied up in nvidia.”
but that doesn’t mean a potential divorce would be amicable, melcher said.
“when somebody’s been cheated on, she might think their whole marriage has been a lie. So someone might question whether money’s been hidden. She would be rightfully questioning all of the financial disclosures he would provide. … The trust is broken,” he said. |
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