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Dubai: Finn Allen, David Miller and Heinrich Klaasen will headline the new arrivals for the ILT20 Season 5, with the three T20 batters set to make their tournament debuts when the sixth-team competition returns in November-December.New Zealand opener Allen has joined Abu Dhabi Knight Riders, while South Africa's Miller and Klaasen will turn out for Gulf Giants. Australia all-rounder Marcus Stoinis will return to the league with Dubai Capitals after a three-year absence.The six franchises completed their foreign-player pre-auction signings on Monday (August 3), with each team allowed to sign up to four players before the main auction.Several familiar faces will also remain with their Season 4 franchises. Jason Holder and Sunil Narine will continue with Abu Dhabi Knight Riders, while defending champions Desert Vipers have retained Shimron Hetmyer.Dubai Capitals have stuck with Rovman Powell and Mustafizur Rahman, with Nicholas Pooran, Rashid Khan and Romario Shepherd returning to MI Emirates and Sikandar Raza staying with Sharjah Warriorz.Defending champions Desert Vipers have also brought back Andries Gous and Dan Lawrence, while Gulf Giants have retained Azmatullah Omarzai and Blessing Muzarabani.Among the other pre-auction signings, Afghanistan's Mujeeb-ur-Rahman will move to Desert Vipers after playing for Dubai Capitals in Season 4. Sherfane Rutherford joins MI Emirates, while James Vince, Adam Milne and Waqar Salamkheil have been signed by Sharjah Warriorz.Dubai Capitals have added Afghanistan spinner Noor Ahmad, who played for Desert Vipers last season.Allen arrives in the UAE after a prolific run in international T20 cricket. The 27-year-old smashed a 33-ball century against South Africa in the semi-final of the 2026 T20 World Cup and has scored 1,663 runs in 62 T20Is at a strike rate of 170.73, including three centuries.Miller, meanwhile, brings considerable experience to the Gulf Giants. The South African left-hander has played 140 T20Is and scored 2,804 runs at an average of 33.78 and a strike rate of 141.40.Klaasen has established himself as one of the most destructive batters in the format, particularly against spin. The South Africa wicketkeeper-batter has scored 1,000 T20I runs in 58 appearances and has close to 7,000 runs from almost 300 T20 matches across his career.Stoinis, a member of Australia's 2021 T20 World Cup-winning side, has been a regular in the country's white-ball teams for more than a decade. He has scored 1,416 runs in 87 T20Is at a strike rate of 146.28 and has also taken 53 wickets with his medium pace.The six teams will complete their squads at the ILT20 Season 5 Player Auction in Dubai on October 1. Squads must contain between 18 and 23 players, with UAE, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia and additional overseas players available through the auction.Players can register for the auction until September 12. Each franchise will also be permitted one additional wildcard signing after the auction.Season 5 of the six-team, 34-match tournament will be played across November and December.ILT20 Season 5 List of Pre-Auction Signings:Abu Dhabi Knight RidersFinn Allen Pre-Auction SigningJason Holder Pre-Auction Signing (Played for ADKR as Wildcard in Season 4)Matthew Tromp Pre-Auction SigningSunil Narine Returns to the squadDesert VipersAndries Gous Returns to the squadDan Lawrence Returns to the squadMujeeb-ur-Rahman Pre-Auction Signing (Played for Dubai Capitals in Season 4)Shimron Hetmyer Pre-Auction Signing (Played for DV as Wildcard in Season 4)Dubai CapitalsMarcus Stoinis Pre-Auction SigningMustafizur Rahman Returns to the squadNoor Ahmad Pre-Auction Signing (played for the Vipers in Season 4)Rovman Powell Returns to the squadGulf GiantsAzmatullah Omarzai Returns to the squadBlessing Muzarabani Returns to the squadDavid Miller Pre-Auction SigningHeinrich Klaasen Pre-Auction SigningMI EmiratesNicholas Pooran Returns to the squadRashid Khan Returns to the squadRomario Shepherd Returns to the squadSherfane Rutherford Pre-Auction SigningSharjah WarriorzAdam Milne Pre-Auction Signing (played for the Warriorz in Season 3)James Vince Pre-Auction SigningWaqar Salamkheil Pre-Auction SigningSikandar Raza Returns to the squad

Bill Ulrich, one of the titans of South Jersey basketball, passed away on Aug. 9 surrounded by family and remembered fondly by generations of Sterling High School athletes and colleagues across South Jersey. He was 84.Ulrich guided the Silver Knights girls program for 20 years, winning 13 Colonial Conference titles, seven south Jersey sectional titles and three NJSIAA Group 2 championships. Ulrich had a 446-73 record through 2000 before retiring for health reasons before the 2001 season.Ulrichs roots in basketball began at Audubon, where he was the first Green Wave player to score 1,000 career points. Ulrich went on to play collegiately at Duke University, where he helped the Blue Devils to an Atlantic Coast Conference regular season title in his first year of eligibility as a sophomore. His playing career ended as a junior due to an injury.As a Duke senior, Ulrich dipped his toe into the coaching ranks as an assistant freshman coach under future National Basketball Association Hall of Famer Chuck Daly.Ulrich returned to New Jersey and coached boys basketball, first at Asbury Park before taking a mathematics teaching position at Sterling. Ulrich won 55 games in four years at Asbury, then 164 in 10 seasons leading the Silver Knights boys program. Altogether, Ulrich had a 665-206 career record in 34 seasons. Viewings will be on Thursday, August 13, 2026 from 6-8 p.m. and again on Friday, August 14, 2026 from 10-11 a.m. at Zale Funeral Home in, Stratford. Services will follow the Friday viewing, after which Ulrich will be laid to rest at New Saint Marys Cemetery in Bellmawr, NJ.Tom Rimback grew up reading the Burlington County Times and Courier Post sports sections and began writing for the BCT in 1996. He has covered everything from Super Bowls and Final Fours to Tri-County Swimming but hes happiest on a sideline interviewing South Jersey scholastic athletes. Follow him on twitter @Rimbacksports. Emailhim with story ideas at tomrimback@gmail.com and, most importantly, support local journalism with a subscription to the Courier-Post.This article originally appeared on Cherry Hill Courier-Post: South Jersey basketball icon Ulrich passes away at 84

NFL defenses spend countless hours searching for ways to slow down Jalen Hurts. Few people are better qualified to evaluate the Philadelphia Eagles quarterback from that lens than Vic Fangio, a defensive mastermind who watches him every day in practice.The veteran defensive coordinator offered an encouraging assessment of Hurts' performance during training camp while speaking with reporters recently. Fangio acknowledged the quarterback has enjoyed a productive summer and noted one trait that has stood out immediately."I think Jalen's having a good camp. I think he looks faster."That observation is significant considering how much discussion surrounded Hurts' rushing production a season ago. While the Eagles have understandably limited contact with their franchise quarterback during camp practices, Fangio suggested Hurts' mobility continues to create problems for defenders."Obviously we can't touch him during practice, so there's always that debate of whether you had him or not. I think there's been a few times where our guys think they had him and they really didn't."Jalen Hurts appears comfortable despite another offensive transitionHurts has become accustomed to change throughout his NFL career, but this offseason represents a different type of challenge. While the Eagles have changed offensive coordinators multiple times during his tenure, much of the offense has remained rooted in concepts established when Nick Sirianni arrived in Philadelphia.Sean Mannion's system brings a more significant adjustment. New terminology, new responsibilities, and new wrinkles have all been added to the offense. By most accounts, Hurts has handled that transition well. He is even being asked for his input. Fangio noted that while people often focus on the number of coordinators Hurts has worked with, this is one of the first times he's truly been asked to learn a substantially different offensive structure. Despite that challenge, the quarterback appears to be adapting quickly. So are his teammates. The next step in that process for the entire collective arrives Thursday when the Eagles face the Baltimore Ravens in their preseason opener. Hurts likely won't see much, if any, action. Philadelphia has little incentive to expose its franchise quarterback to unnecessary risk in August.Instead, much of the attention should shift toward Tanner McKee and Andy Dalton as the battle for backup quarterback snaps continues. The Eagles already know who their starter is. If Fangio's evaluation is accurate, Hurts is giving them plenty of reasons to feel confident about his standing heading into another season.This article originally appeared on Eagles Wire: Vic Fangio offers his critique of Jalen Hurts at training camp

Ohio State, Indiana, and Oregon are viewed by most experts as the top three football teams in the Big Ten for 2026. USC was voted fourth in the Big Ten preseason media poll. One ESPN college football expert thinks another team might bump USC out of the College Football Playoff picture. Rece Davis thinks Penn State has a very realistic shot at the playoff this year. The ESPN College GameDay host likes the mature, veteran composition of the roster with players Matt Campbell knows and trusts from Iowa State. More than that, however, Davis thinks the Big Ten schedule is really kind to the Nittany Lions this year... and it is.Penn State, Davis points out, doesn't play Ohio State, Indiana or Oregon. USC and Michigan are the toughest games on the Nittany Lions' Big Ten slate. The team might not be as good as USC, but the Nittany Lions have a far more favorable schedule than the Trojans, who have to play all three of the Big Ten's projected top teams.All of this dramatically increases the importance of that USC-Penn State game for both sides. A Penn State win gives the Nittany Lions a realistic path to a 10-2 record. A USC win keeps the Trojans alive in the pursuit of a 10-2 record. The more you look at USC's 2026 Big Ten schedule, the more you realize the Penn State game is a total must-win. USC doesn't just need to get to 10-2, but it also needs to make sure Penn State isn't a viable competitor for what could be a fourth CFP spot from the Big Ten. It's increasingly hard to see USC making the playoff without a win in Happy Valley.Contact/Follow@TrojansWireon X (formerly Twitter) and like our page onFacebookto follow ongoing coverage ofUSC Trojansnews, notes and opinion.This article originally appeared on Trojans Wire: ESPN's Rece Davis makes accurate point about USC competitor's slate