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Were not even two-thirds of the way into the group stage of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, but the early verdict is in. The stadiums are as electric as they are packed. The goals are flying in. Fans from every corner of the globe are mingling, partying together, transforming the downtown areas of cities across the continent into street parties. Superstars are scoring at will, seemingly trying to out-do one another with each passing match. The USA won its first two matches and its group with a game to spare. Same for Mexico, with Canada the third co-host cruising to its first World Cup victory. Some of the smallest nations on earth are holding their own against former champions. This has been a spellbinding tournament by any measure possible. And for my money, it might already be the greatest World Cup ever staged. Recency bias is real, to be sure. The sheer quality of play was probably higher four years ago in Qatar, where the planets biggest sporting event took place in the middle of the European season as opposed to after it. The players were fresher. They didnt travel between matches, with all 64 taking place in or on the outskirts of Doha. That World Cup was also capped by easily the best final of all time, with the greatest player of all time, Lionel Messi, finally hoisting the only trophy that had eluded him to cement his GOAT status forever. Theres still a long way to go at this World Cup. It hasnt been perfect. Tickets remain unaffordable for many soccer lovers. The mid-half hydration breaks, although necessary either because of blazing temperatures or for the sake of competitive consistency, can disrupt the flow of the game. There have been transportation issues and inconsistent messaging. Yet for all the negativity that surrounded the lead up to the first 48-team World Cup ever played, even the most cynical observers if they have eyes must know in their hearts that it has been an outstanding event so far. Most of the critics are awfully quiet now. The numbers to date are staggering. The group stage this summer has averaged 65,000 fans more than 10,000 more than the entirety of Qatar 2022. That figure will only increase when the knockout stage contests begin and bigger venues get the bulk of them, putting the all-time mark of almost 69,000 (set the last time the U.S. hosted the World Cup in 1994) in jeopardy. Through the first 32 matches at this World Cup, the 16 venues across all three host countries have been filled to more than 99.5 percent of capacity. Despite fears, players have lauded the pristine grass fields, if theyve mentioned the surfaces at all. Three goals per game have been scored on average, the most in 23 men's World Cups. Some of that no doubt has to do with inviting 16 more participating nations than took part at any previous World Cup another of the purists favorite pre-tourney beefs. They were wrong about that, too. Is there a better on-field story than Cape Verde, the tiny West African island nation with a population of about 500,000 and World Cup debutant that remains undefeated despite facing title-favorite Spain and former two-time champ Uruguay in its first two outings? Is there a better off-field story than Scotlands fans? The Tartan Army took over Boston and Providence, Rhode Island, and, despite literally drinking the former dry, so endeared themselves to the normally parochial locals in part by donating $10,000 to Hasbro Childrens Hospital that Massachusetts Senator Paul Feeney proposed that the Scots return to Foxborough for an annual exhibition. Meanwhile, New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft has petitioned the NFL to play a regular season game at Glasgows Hampden Park. The games brightest lights have balled out at every turn. Messi, Kylian Mbapp and Erling Haaland each scored twice on Monday; Messis second in a 2-0 victory over Austria made him the top goalscorer, mens or womens, in World Cup history. On Tuesday, 41-year-old Cristiano Ronaldo had a brace of his own, becoming the first man or woman to find the net at six World Cups. On a purely human level, in an increasingly divided world, this World Cup has been a display of shared joy and a reminder that we're all more similar than different, wherever we happen to come from. A German tourist's warm welcome in the American South went viral before the first ball had even been kicked. The people of Lawrence, Kansas, were so honored that Algeria decided to base its squad in their small city that they immediately adopted the Fennecs as their own. I could go on. It all makes you wonder, whats next? Can the U.S. squad keep winning and creating millions of new supporters in real time? Can Messi lead Argentina to back-to-back titles, something no country has done since Pel managed it with Brazil more than 60 years ago? Or might Portugal become the first new champion in nearly two decades, completing Ronaldos trophy case in the process? Lamine Yamal got his first World Cup goal on Sunday; how many more are in store for the 18-year-old before the competition wraps up in the New York area next month? Come to think of it, it would probably be harder to argue that this isnt the most incredible World Cup ever. Heres the best part: With almost four weeks left until billions tune in for that grand finale on July 19,its still just getting started.

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WASHINGTON, DC - MARCH 27: Zuby Ejiofor #24 of the St. John's Red Storm looks on during the Sweet 16 of the 2026 NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament game against the Duke Blue Devils at Capital One Arena on March 27, 2026 in Washington, DC. Photo by Mitchell Layton/Getty Images) | Getty ImagesDAngelo Harrison, Shamorie Ponds, Julian Champagnie, Joel Soriano, and R.J. Luis. Over the last eleven years, St. Johns program star after St. Johns program star went undrafted, never realizing the lifelong dream of hearing their name called on that faithful night in June. That drought ended on Tuesday with the selection of the Red Storms beloved team captain.Zuby Ejiofor was picked by the Atlanta Hawks with the 23rd overall selection in the first round of the 2026 NBA draft, making him the first Red Storm player selected in the draft since SirDominic Pointer in 2015, and the programs first opening-round selection since Moe Harkless in 2012.Tuesdays selection was the culmination of years of hard work and unbridled determination by Ejiofor, who committed to Kansas as a four-star high school recruit out of Garland, Texas, and began his college basketball career as an end-of-the-bench center with the Jayhawks before developing into one of the sports elite big men at St. Johns.Ejiofor enters the NBA as one of the most accomplished players in St. Johns basketball history. In each of his two seasons as a full-time starter, he led the Red Storm to Big East tournament and regular season championships, a feat the program had never accomplished before.As a senior this past season, Ejiofor was not only incredible, but he was irreplaceable. The Johnnies two-time captain was the only high-major player to lead his team in scoring, field goal percentage, rebounds, assists, and blocks per game, averaging 16.3 points on 53.6% shooting, 7.3 rebounds, 3.5 assists, and 2.2 blocks per contest.He also became the first player in Big East history to win Conference Player of the Year, Defensive Player of the Year, Scholar-Athlete of the Year, and Big East Tournament Most Outstanding Player awards in the same season, while carrying the torch for the first St. Johns team to reach the NCAA tournaments Sweet Sixteen since 1999.Ejiofor joins a young and scrappy Atlanta Hawks team that will mesh well with his physical style of play. Last season, the Hawks defied expectations following their mid-season trade of franchise face Trae Young, entering the playoffs as of the hottest teams in the Eastern Conference. They bowed out in the first round to the New York Knicks in six games, owning the conciliatory distinction of being the only playoff team to win more than one game in a series against the eventual NBA champions. Barring expected moves for Jonathan Kuminga and Zaccharie Risacher, the former St. Johns star will battle for frontcourt minutes with starting center Onyeka Okongwu (15.2 points per game, 7.6 rebounds per game in 2025-26), forward Asa Newell (5.2 ppg, 2.2 rpg), and bench player Mouhamed Gueye (4.4 ppg, 3.6 rpg).

Michigan forward Morez Johnson Jr. was taken with the ninth pick by the Mavs and his former coach at Michigan, Dusty May, and was one of three Wolverines to go in the lottery along with Yaxel Lendeborg and Aday Mara.

While a few big names uncontracted beyond this year remain up for grabs, theres an array of stars who come off-contract in 2027 that rival clubs will already be circling and plotting trade plays for.

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