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Despite spring practice being in the books, Saturday was a busy day for the USC football team. In the morning, players attended a fan appreciation event where fans had the opportunity to take photographs and receive autographs from members of the team.Following the event, the players headed over to the Uytengsu Aquatics Center for USCs annual Swim With Mike event. The event, which has been held since 1981, is a fundraiser to help provide college scholarships for athletes with physical disabilities.In addition to many of the Trojans players, in attendance at Swim With Mike was USC general manager Chad Bowden. Bowden took the crowd by storm by jumping off of the high dive platform into the pool while fully clothed.Since his arrival at USC last year, Bowden has been making figurative splashes on the recruiting trailhelping the Trojans land the No. 1 recruiting class in the 2026 cycle and putting together another loaded group for 2027. This weekend, he made a different type of splasha literal one in the pool, that is.With USCs spring practice now wrapped up, Bowden will likely be out in the recruiting trail a lot over the next few weeks. It would not be stunning if we get several more big splashes during that timealthough maybe not the literal type.This article originally appeared on Trojans Wire: USC general manager Chad Bowden makes a splash at Swim With Mike event

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An Argentine professional footballer was led off a plane in handcuffs on Saturday after allegedly yelling "bomb" moments before takeoff, causing widespread disruption at a north-western Argentine airport.Jess David Emiliano Endrizzi, a 32-year-old defender for second division club Gimnasia y Esgrima de Jujuy, was detained following the incident aboard Flybondi flight FO5181.The flight was scheduled to depart from Gobernador Horacio Guzman International Airport at 1.25pm local time.The left-back was travelling with his squad to Buenos Aires ahead of their Primera Nacional fixture against Agropecuario.TRENDINGStoriesVideosYour SayVideo footage captured stunned passengers watching as the player was removed from the aircraft, with one witness claiming he had told fellow travellers "they were all going to explode".Security protocols were immediately triggered following the alleged threat, with the Airport Security Police taking charge of the situation.All passengers were required to leave the aircraft so that specialist explosives officers could conduct a comprehensive search of the plane and the surrounding facilities.The inspection ultimately found no suspicious devices on board.However, the incident forced a temporary halt to airport operations, creating significant disruption for travellers and throwing the football club's match-day logistics into disarray.One furious passenger who shared video of the arrest online asked if anyone could identify "this idiot", adding: "He's just ruined the weekend for loads of families."The chaos caused by the alleged threat resulted in delays and cancellations affecting more than 1,200 passengers throughout the day's operations.Flybondi confirmed this was the second such incident the airline had experienced within a 48-hour period.LATEST SPORT NEWSTyson Fury threatens to quit boxing for good and issues demand to Anthony Joshua after winFootball team break from tradition and appoints first female manager in historic moveEFL star risks punishment after claiming referee 'doesn't understand football' in furious rantIn a statement, the carrier said: "As a result of this passenger's irresponsibility, the day's air operations were affected, with delays and cancellations impacting more than 1,200 passengers."The airline indicated it was weighing up legal proceedings against those responsible for the disruption.Another traveller expressed their anger online, writing: "This man shouldn't be able to travel on a plane again."Gimnasia y Esgrima de Jujuy confirmed it was working with investigators, while club president Walter Morales acknowledged the defender's future at the institution was under review.Speaking in a radio interview, Morales said: "It's something we're evaluating but I can't confirm anything at the moment. The player is detained and the flight was rescheduled."When asked whether the incident might have been an ill-judged attempt at humour, the president was unequivocal: "The context the world is experiencing today does not allow for this type of jokes."Morales emphasised the club was seeking to protect its reputation.He noted: "He is a player who was in working hours and representing a very important institution."Our Standards: The GB News Editorial Charter

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The drop in Las Vegas tourism has been well-documented, with total visitor numbers down 7.5%. At the same time, poker rooms along the Vegas Strip are closing raising questions about the appeal of in-person gambling.Rick Harrison of "Pawn Stars" fame as well as owner of the Gold & Silver Pawn Shop in Las Vegas told Fox News Digital in an interview that gambling in person is not dying."We know what the oldest profession is gambling was probably the second," Harrison said, laughing. "People always gambled and plus, you know, in Vegas, it's just not [about] the gambling."LAS VEGAS POKER ROOMS FOLD AS CASINO TOURISM PLUMMETS TO RECORD LOWSHarrison said Las Vegas hosts certain conventions unlike anywhere else in the world, and people are coming to Sin City for more than just gambling."Keep changing it around, see what sticks to the wall, give your customers what they want and they will keep on coming back," he said.The latest poker room to close wasResorts Worldon March 30, a casino representative confirmed to Fox News Digital.The closure will leave just eight poker rooms open on theLas Vegas Strip, according to the blog "Vital Vegas.""However, we will be introducing new gaming opportunities to replace the poker room," the representative said.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR OUR LIFESTYLE NEWSLETTERThe representative did not elaborate on what new gaming offerings would take the rooms place. It currently features No Limit Texas Holdem, Pot Limit Omaha and mixed games."You don't have just the whole old style [where you] have blackjack tables, [its] dark and everything else like that," said Harrison.He credited Circa Resort & Casino for changing it up. "You go down to Circa [and] there's go-go dancers dancing behind the blackjack tables. It makes it more fun," he said.Las Vegas Stripgaming revenuefell 11% year over year, from $840,093,428 in January 2025 to $747,655,527 in January 2026, according to the Nevada Gaming Control Board (NGCB).CLICK HERE FOR MORE LIFESTYLE STORIESNevadas nonrestricted gaming licensees reported a total gaming win of roughly $1.35 billion in January of this year, dropping 6.55% compared to the same month last year, according to the NGCB.The online gambling market is expected to reach a projected revenue of $22.2 million by 2030, according to Grand View Research.Harrison said there's been a shift in Vegas since back in the day."The rooms weren't expensive. You had great entertainment. [It] wasn't crazy money. The food wasn't expensive; they made most of their money off the gambling," he said. "Nowadays, younger people don't gamble as much, so you have to change your business model, how you're going to make money," said Harrison."In the end, you have to think about the customer experience."In 2025, there were about 38.5 million visitors, a 7.5% drop from 2024 according to the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority (LVCA).Robby Starbuck, a conservative activist and the host of "The Robby Starbuck Show," previously told Fox News Digital that in-person gambling is becoming less popular."Now nearly everyone under 40 who bets seems to doit online,"Starbuck said.TEST YOURSELF WITH OUR LATEST LIFESTYLE QUIZ"I dont know one person under age 40 who goes to Vegas regularly to bet or play slots," he added."This trend will continue with younger people because, honestly, our minds are wired differently."

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