With only four road-course races this year and one of those being a street course performance from the Watkins Glen race Sunday isnt a great predictor of how a team is doing overall. But momentum, arguably, in racing is real. And so it should mean something. Here are my power rankings going into the All-Star race this weekend at Dover. I wont update the power rankings after the All-Star race since its an exhibition. The next update will come after Charlotte. Dropped out:William Byron (Last Week: 10) On the verge:Christopher Bell, Alex Bowman, William Byron, Austin Dillon, Ryan Preece, Daniel Suarez 10. Austin Cindric (Last Week: Not Ranked)Team Penske No. 2 Ford Cindric started third and finished ninth at Watkins Glen for his fourth top 10 in his last seven races. After starting the year with three finishes worse than 25th, he has had eight consecutive top-20 finishes and sits 15th in the standings. 9. Carson Hocevar (Last Week: 6)Spire Motorsports No. 77 Chevrolet Not much was expected from Hocevar at Watkins Glen, so it was a bit of a surprise he qualified 11th. He tangled with Josh Berry on the final lap at Watkins Glen and finished 28th. 8. Kyle Larson(Last Week: 5)Hendrick Motorsports No. 5 Chevrolet Larson was the best Hendrick driver at Watkins Glen. But that didnt mean he had a good day. He finished 23rd. 7. Chris Buescher (Last Week: 4)RFK Racing No. 17 Ford Buescher had a mildly disappointing 12th-place finish at Watkins Glen, a place where he out-dueled Shane van Gisbergen just two years ago. But he still has five consecutive finishes of 13th or better. 6. Ryan Blaney (Last Week: 7)Team Penske No. 12 Ford Blaney started seventh and finished 11th at Watkins Glen. Not a great day but a good enough day to salvage some points and move on to next week. 5. Chase Briscoe (Last Week: 9)Joe Gibbs Racing No. 18 Toyota Briscoe said he felt like he was second in class, as he finished fourth at Watkins Glen. He didnt necessarily have the speed of the leaders but made the most out of his day and his strategy. 4. Ty Gibbs (Last Week: 8)Joe Gibbs Racing No. 54 Toyota Gibbs had hoped he had the winning strategy by pitting with 39 laps to go and trying to save a little bit of fuel on the way to the finish. But there was no holding off Shane van Gisbergen and Michael McDowell, who were coming on fresh tires with no need to save fuel. Gibbs settled for third with 17 laps led. 3. Chase Elliott(Last Week: 3)Hendrick Motorsports No. 9 Chevrolet Elliott, coming off the win at Texas, was not strong and then tried some strategy to earn stage points and couldnt even do that, as some of those who flipped the first stage still were able to beat him to the line. That strategy meant poor track position the rest of the day (where he already was running) and he placed 24th. 2. Denny Hamlin(Last Week: 2)Joe Gibbs Racing No. 11 Toyota Hamlin started 16th and finished 20th on a day when he seemed a little off on a road course where he typically also is a little bit off the pace of the leaders. Hes probably glad theres no road course in the Chase this year. 1. Tyler Reddick (Last Week: 1)23XI Racing No. 45 Toyota Reddick is having a championship-type season as he started 15th but ran strong enough to finish fifth. It was his eighth top five in the 12 races so far this year. No wonder he leads the standings by 129 points over Hamlin.

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Florida football extended an offer to Peach State native and Georgia target, edge defender Success Nwabude, last Thursday by Gators defensive line coach Gerald Chatman. Nwabude is a 6-foot-6-inch, 245-pound prospect from Athens Christian School. Nwabude played his first organized season of football as a junior, where he amassed 14 tackles and a fumble recovery in just five games.The four-star athlete possesses physical traits and raw athletic prowess that SEC coaches covet. With an 82-inch wingspan and a 4.89-second 40-yard dash, the multi-sport athlete is quickly ascending on the national recruiting scene. While he only began his football journey in April, Nwabude's athleticism has earned him a high profile among scouts. Although he's played out of position on the offensive and defensive lines, Nwabude projects as an impact edge rusher. Success Nwabude's recruiting summaryNwabude is ranked No.326 overall and No.26 at his position nationally according to the247Sports composite,while theRivals industry rankinghas him at Nos.672 and 53, respectively. He has 12 standing offers, including five SEC programs. Georgia leads the pack with a 32.8% chance of landing the prospect, followed closely by Georgia Tech, which is predicted at 28.7% and South Carolina at 24.6%. Florida currently holds the fourth-best odds to sign Nwabude at 1.9%.Follow us@GatorsWireon X, formerly known as Twitter, as well asBluesky, and like our page onFacebookto follow ongoing coverage ofFlorida Gatorsnews, notes and opinions.This article originally appeared on Gators Wire: Florida battling rival Georgia for impact EDGE Success Nwabude

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Former Tottenham Hotspur managers Ange Postecoglou and Thomas Frank are set to go head-to-head this summer after signing up as rival World Cup pundits.The two recently departed Premier League bosses are poised to swap the dugout for the television studio during the tournament in the United States, Canada and Mexico.Frank is expected to join BBC Sport as one of the broadcaster's leading analysts, while Postecoglou will feature as part of ITV Sport's coverage.According to The Guardian, the appointments will see the former Tottenham managers offer expert insight throughout the World Cup, with both men preparing for their first public roles since leaving management.TRENDINGStoriesVideosYour SayFrank has not spoken publicly since being dismissed by Tottenham in February after a difficult spell in north London.The 52-year-old won 13 of his 38 matches in charge, giving him a win percentage of 34.2 per cent - the lowest of any permanent manager in the club's history.His successor, Igor Tudor, also struggled during his short-lived interim reign, losing five of his six games before departing after just 44 days.Postecoglou has likewise remained out of the spotlight since his own brief managerial stint at Nottingham Forest ended in October.The Australian lasted only 39 days at the City Ground before being dismissed shortly after a home defeat to Chelsea.The newspaper adds that former Arsenal striker Olivier Giroud has also joined the BBC's punditry line-up.LATEST SPORTS NEWS:Rory McIlroy shuts down 'complacency' narrative ahead of PGA ChampionshipJamie Carragher lays into Tottenham star for 'ridiculous' decision which cost his side in Leeds drawFormer Premier League manager, 78, to become oldest boss in World Cup historyHe is set to work alongside Wayne Rooney, Joe Hart and Alan Shearer.ITV, meanwhile, have recruited Andros Townsend to complement an established panel featuring Gary Neville, Ian Wright and Roy Keane.The BBC and ITV will once again share live UK television rights for the World Cup, with both broadcasters scheduled to show the final on July 19.ITV will reportedly broadcast England's opening group match against Croatia and their final group fixture against Panama, while the BBC is set to show the Three Lions' second group game against Ghana.The BBC is expected to air 54 matches overall, with ITV showing 51, ensuring all 104 games are available live to viewers across the United Kingdom.ITV are believed to be basing their coverage in a studio in Brooklyn overlooking the Manhattan skyline, with Mark Pougatch and Laura Woods fronting proceedings.The BBC's presenting team of Mark Chapman, Gabby Logan and Kelly Cates are expected to remain in Salford until at least the quarter-finals.The corporation's decision is said to have been driven by both financial and environmental considerations as it looks to reduce air travel and limit its carbon footprint.While neither Frank nor Postecoglou will be on the touchline this summer, both are set to play prominent roles in bringing the World Cup to millions of football fans watching from home.Our Standards: The GB News Editorial Charter

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As health concerns rise for those who enjoy cruising, passengers are taking a closer look at what protections they have if something goes wrong onboard their ship.New concerns are mounting in light of a hantavirus outbreak on the ship MV Hondius and a separate norovirus outbreak on the Caribbean Princess last month. Yet cruise experts say there are several protections in place to safeguard travelers' rights."The Passenger Bill of Rights is a voluntary set of standards that cruise lines adopted in 2013 that lays out what passengers can expect when things go wrong on a cruise," Gene Sloan, cruise director at The Points Guy, told Fox News Digital.OUTRAGED CRUISE PASSENGERS BLAST COMPANY'S 'IDIOTIC' NEW DRESS CODE CRACKDOWNSloan said he recommends that passengers look at the bill before their cruises."It guarantees such things as access to emergency medical care, refunds for canceled voyages and timely communication during disruptions," he added.With outbreaks drawing scrutiny, travelers worry they could be stranded in a port, lose thousands of dollars in canceled vacations or face additional costs of finding their way home.The Cruise Lines International Association, the industry's largest trade group, adopted the Cruise Industry Passenger Bill of Rights in 2013 after several high-profile ship disasters including the infamous Carnival Triumph "poop cruise," during which passengers were left stranded for days without working toilets or reliable power after an engine-room fire, according to Cruise Critic.5 DANGEROUS CRUISE PORTS THAT TRAVELERS SHOULD RESEARCH BEFORE BOOKING EXCURSIONSUnder the Passenger Bill of Rights, cruise passengers are promised several core protections.One is "the right to a full refund for a trip that is canceled due to mechanical failures, or a partial refund for voyages that are terminated early due to those failures."Passengers also have "the right to transportation to the ship's scheduled port of disembarkation or the passenger's home city in the event a cruise is terminated early due to mechanical failures."TEST YOURSELF WITH OUR LATEST LIFESTYLE QUIZ"The right to lodging if disembarkation and an overnight stay in an unscheduled port are required" during emergencies is also noted.Sloan said the protections were originally written with mechanical breakdowns in mind, not medical outbreaks.In that sense, he said, the Passenger Bill of Rights didn't anticipate a situation like the one on Oceanwide's Hondius."The template for what happens in these [medical]] situations was shown during COVID.It was an absolute nightmare for passengers who were stuck on those ships when COVID first broke out," Michael Winkleman, a partner at the Miami-based law firm Lipcon, Margulies & Winkleman, told Fox News Digital.CLICK HERE FOR MORE LIFESTYLE STORIES"The passengers have rights, but when you are stuck on a ship during an outbreak, your individual rights are often outweighed by societal health and safety concerns," said Winkelman, whose maritime law firm specializes in cruise ship injury, assault and passenger rights cases.For many travelers, the concern is immediate: Could they be stranded far from home if a ship is quarantined or a voyage is abruptly cut short?"Cruisers can rest assured that cruise lines will not leave them stranded in a situation like this," Sloan said."All the major cruise lines have committed in writing to get people home if a cruise is terminated early due to a mechanical failure, and they traditionally have followed this principle when cruises are terminated early due to a medical crisis," he said."They'll also provide refunds for canceled or shortened cruises," he said.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR OUR LIFESTYLE NEWSLETTERThe specifics can vary widely, Sloan said."Some lines will arrange all-new flights home while others will help you rebook your existing flights home and typically pay for any change fees," Sloan said.Still, some maritime attorneys and consumer advocates caution the cruise industrys Passenger Bill of Rights has limits. The policy is voluntary and focused largely on mechanical failures, not public health emergencies or large-scale quarantines, Sloan noted.Critics say the protections are not enforced the same way federal airline passenger rules are.In many cases, passengers rights are governed by the fine print in cruise ticket contracts, which can limit where and when travelers are allowed to file claims, according to Elliott Advocacy, an organization that provides mediation assistance for issues between travelers and cruise lines, airlines and hotels."In the real world, if it's something like hantavirus, and the world is paying attention, the cruise lines go farther, offering full refunds, future cruise credit, covering flights home and profuse apologies," said Christopher Elliott, who is based in Spokane, Washington."But when no one's looking, it's far less."