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The Michigan Wolverines got the best of the UConn Huskies in the 2026 NCAA Men's National Championship on Monday night, and now UConn has to say goodbye to one of its best players in recent memory: Alex Karaban. And Karaban's head coach, Dan Hurley, is forever grateful for the senior forward's contributions to the program. "This guy changed my life [and] the staff's lives," Hurley said in his postgame press conference following UConn's national title game loss to Michigan. "The joy he's brought to the university, the fan base, his decision to come to UConn. He's helped make UConn I think right now probably the premier program in college basketball, having been to three out of four national championship games [and] having won two of them. He's put UConn in that rarefied place in college basketball. "Everyone owes everything to that guy, and I figured let me just play him into the ground one more time. Just one more 40-minute game for Alex. Let me just play that guy into the ground one more night like I have throughout his career. He deserved to play 40 minutes." Karaban finished the 69-63 UConn loss with a team-high 17 points, 11 rebounds and two steals; he played all 40 minutes. The Huskies connected on nine 3-pointers and held the Wolverines to just two 3-balls, but Michigan went 25 of 28 from the free throw line and led the entire second half. As for this season, Karaban averaged 13.2 points and 5.3 rebounds per game, while shooting 46.4/37.4/85.1. He led the Big East with 34.3 minutes per contest and played in every minute of three games this season and seven games altogether over his collegiate career. Karaban redshirted the 2021-22 college basketball season and was then a four-year starter for the Huskies, highlighted by being part of their 2023 and 2024 national title triumphs. Over the last three years, he averaged 13.5 points and 5.2 rebounds per season, while shooting a combined 46.6/36.7/85.0. Karaban stands first in UConn history with 292 3-pointers and 4,906 minutes played, fifth with 670 overall field goals and sixth with 1,880 points. He was a two-time All-Big East honoree.

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Manchester United winger Amad Diallo (left) with head coach Michael Carrick [Getty Images]Manchester United winger Amad Diallo has backed interim boss Michael Carrick to become the club's permanent manager.Carrick was placed in charge until the end of the season in January following the sacking of Ruben Amorim.Since then, the former United and England midfielder has guided the club to seven wins and just one defeat in 10 matches.They now require four wins and a draw from their remaining seven matches to return to the Champions League after a two-year absence.United's hierarchy have vowed not to rush into a decision and are likely to wait until the end of the season before making the final call.However, they are yet to speak to any alternatives and the number of options has reduced, with Thomas Tuchel committing to England and Roberto de Zerbi opting to join Tottenham.Speaking from the club's four-day training camp in the Republic of Ireland, Amad feels United already have the right man."From a personal view he's the right man," said the Ivory Coast international."He has a lot of experience; he knows the club and has the DNA."His relationship with every player is very good. Sometimes this kind of manager can bring the club where they belong."It's not the players who decide but my honest opinion is we're really happy to have Michael Carrick as a manager."While it would be a surprise for a player not to offer their support to the manager, performances on the field suggest the relationship with Carrick and his squad goes deeper than just words."We've got good experience with him," said striker Bryan Mbeumo."He knows how to talk to us and we're going to try to take as much as we can from him."It's been easier because he knows the place. It's been great to work under him."Does Carrick know if he is staying permanently?Latest Manchester United news, analysis and fan viewsAsk about Man Utd - what do you want to know?

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Morgan Burtwistle, better known as Angry Ginge and winner of I'm a Celebrity, has come to the defence of his close friend Luke Littler following a heated exchange with Gian van Veen during the Premier League darts.The 19-year-old sensation found himself at the centre of controversy after his quarter-final clash with the Dutch player on Thursday in Manchester.Van Veen emerged victorious with a 6-5 scoreline in what proved to be a tense encounter between the two competitors.The incident sparked widespread debate across the darts community, with numerous prominent figures offering their views on Littler's conduct during the match.TRENDINGStoriesVideosYour SayThe flashpoint occurred when Van Veen failed to land double 15, which would have sealed the match in his favour.Littler responded by celebrating the miss and motioning for his opponent to finish his remaining throws.Despite this setback, the 23-year-old Dutchman recovered to progress to the evening's final, ultimately falling 6-2 to Gerwyn Price.Speaking to Sky Sports afterwards, Van Veen described Littler's behaviour as "out of order" and admitted he was "fuming" about the incident."He missed and then I took it out and he's probably fuming," Van Veen said. "That is darts and that is my perspective. His perspective is probably different, but that is it."Taking to his YouTube channel, Angry Ginge dismissed the criticism levelled at the teenage star.LATEST SPORTS NEWS:Man City confirm departure of club legend Bernardo Silva after nine glittering years at Etihad StadiumLiverpool players hold emergency meeting as pressure mounts on Arne Slot after Man City batteringMegan Rapinoe 'sickened' and says 'it's not based on science' after Olympic ban on transgender athletes"Lost his head? Oh well, f***ing hell," the content creator remarked."Brother's 19 and playing in front of millions, playing darts one of the biggest athletes in the world, especially in England. Believe it or not, he will lose his head at points."Burtwistle showed little concern about the fallout from the match, expressing confidence in his friend's ability to bounce back."Bro, he lost, unlucky. The guy is f***ing chilling. I'm sure he'll be fine. He'll win the Premier League," he predicted, backing Littler to claim the title despite the setback.Littler has remained silent on the controversy, though he did share a graphic containing Van Veen's comments on Instagram, overlaying it with multiple laughing emojis.Despite the on-court tension, Van Veen was complimentary about his young rival's impact on the sport."I love Luke to bits," he stated."He's a fantastic player and a great asset to the sport, and to see all the attention he's brought to it is phenomenal. But this is also part of it as well, and today was my day."Littler will return to the oche on Thursday when Premier League night 10 heads to Brighton, where he takes on Stephen Bunting in the quarter-finals whilst looking to maintain his position atop the standings.Our Standards: The GB News Editorial Charter