South Carolina coach Dawn Staley said Tuesday she has spoken to UConn's Geno Auriemma and suggested for "everyone to turn the page" after their midcourt argument at the Final Four fueled a firestorm of controversy.

Last weeks announcement of Cricket Australias mens 2026/27 contract list provided a glimpse at what the Test side could look like next summer.

The 23-year-old sophomore tragically died in the early hours of March 1 in Boulder County after losing control of his 2023 Tesla Model 3.

Michigan is No. 1 in the final Associated Press Top 25 men's college basketball poll for the 2025-26 season after winning the program's first national championship in 37 years.The Wolverines (37-3) claimed all 57 votes in Tuesday's poll in the third year the AP has released its final rankings after the completion of the NCAA Tournament. Michigan beat UConn 69-63 in Indianapolis on Monday night to complete the winningest season in program history, along with winning its first NCAA title since 1989 and the Big Ten's first since 2000.Michigan spent a week at No. 1 in mid-February and didn't rank lower than fourth after November in its second season under Dusty May.UConn finished second, followed by Arizona, Duke and Illinois. The Huskies jumped five spots and the Fighting Illini eight after their runs to the Final Four. Purdue, Houston, Iowa State, Florida and St. John's rounded out the top 10.Iowa and Texas both wound up in the poll after being unranked heading into March Madness. The Hawkeyes finished the season ranked No. 15 after reaching the Elite Eight in a run that included a second-round upset of defending champion Florida, while the 22nd-ranked Longhorns went from the First Four to the Sweet 16.___AP college basketball: https://apnews.com/hub/ap-top-25-college-basketball-poll and https://apnews.com/hub/college-basketball

Manchester United's players have thrown their weight behind Michael Carrick to secure the permanent head coach position at Old Trafford.The 44-year-old former midfielder has overseen a remarkable turnaround since returning to the club in January, steering the Red Devils to seven victories and two draws across his opening ten fixtures in charge.United now occupy third spot in the Premier League table with seven matches remaining, placing them in a strong position to end their two-year exile from the Champions League.Four wins and a draw from their final games would guarantee their return to Europe's elite competition.Winger Amad Diallo has emerged as the most vocal advocate for Carrick's appointment, speaking from the squad's training camp in County Kildare, Ireland."From a personal view he's the right man," the Ivory Coast international declared."He has a lot of experience; he knows the club and has the DNA."Diallo emphasised the bond between the interim boss and his squad, noting: "His relationship with every player is very good. Sometimes this kind of manager can bring the club where they belong."The 22-year-old acknowledged the decision ultimately rests with the hierarchy, adding: "It's not the players who decide but my honest opinion is we're really happy to have Michael Carrick as a manager."Striker Bryan Mbeumo also offered his endorsement of the interim manager's methods."We've got good experience with him," Mbeumo stated. "He knows how to talk to us and we're going to try to take as much as we can from him."Diallo's connection with Carrick stretches back several years, predating this current spell together.The winger recalled receiving guidance during his formative years at United when Carrick served on Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's coaching staff.Their paths crossed again when Diallo was on loan at Sunderland whilst Carrick managed nearby Middlesbrough, with the pair maintaining contact throughout that period.United's leadership have stressed they are conducting a thorough process to identify their next permanent appointment, with a final decision anticipated once the campaign concludes.The field of potential candidates has narrowed considerably in recent weeks.Thomas Tuchel has removed himself from consideration after committing his future to the England national team, whilst Roberto de Zerbi has opted to take charge at Tottenham.Paris Saint-Germain are also expected to retain Luis Enrique, further limiting the club's options.Chief executive Omar Berrada and director of football Jason Wilcox have yet to hold discussions with alternative candidates, which may strengthen Carrick's claim to the role.Our Standards: The GB News Editorial Charter

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Travelers to Thailand are being reminded that electronic cigarettes are strictly banned in the country with violators facing steep fines or even prison time.The warning comes as some tourists say they've been caught off guard by the countrys strict anti-vaping laws while on vacation.Recently, a TikTok user, Sara Green, was with her partner visiting Thailand and was approached by authorities while vaping on a beach. She was told the habit was not only frowned upon but illegal, she related in a social media post.TOURISTS MAY FACE STEEP FINES AND JAIL TIME FOR VAPES AT POPULAR VACATION HOT SPOTGreen said in her post the two were taken to a police station and questioned.The pair were later released after paying a fine of 40,000 Thai baht, or roughly $1,200. Officials warned they could face up to five years in prison if caught again.Thailand has enforced strict vaping rules starting in 2014, the Thai Embassy indicates."Whileelectronic cigarettesor e-cigarettes are used around the world as a way of helping people quit smoking, travelers coming to Thailand should be aware that these devices are in fact illegal in the kingdom," the embassy says.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR OUR LIFESTYLE NEWSLETTERIt also notes that "anyone found breaking this law by using anelectronic cigarette or vaping in Thailand could be arrested and face jail time, or a fine several times the value of the illegal item[s]."This applies to both tourists and residents."The ban was introduced for health reasons, and it was originally suggested because electronic cigarettes were luring young people into smoking," the embassy noted.Thailand is among a growing number of countries that have implemented strict vaping restrictions.CLICK HERE FOR MORE LIFESTYLE STORIESFox News Digital previously reported that Mexico has also taken a hard stance on vaping, with strict enforcement that can impact tourists.TEST YOURSELF WITH OUR LATEST LIFESTYLE QUIZEarlier this year, officials began enforcing a nationwide ban on electronic cigarettes, with penalties that can include confiscation, fines and even detention.Travelers entering the country with vaping devices may face scrutiny at customs, and items brought ashore from cruise ships can be treated as imports under Mexican law.Reports have warned that violations could result in fines of up to $12,500 or, in more serious cases, potential prison time.The crackdown is part of a broader effort by Mexican authorities to tighten restrictions on smoking and vaping in public spaces.

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Bourreau de la sensation Bod/Glimt au tour prcdent, le Sporting Portugal reoit Arsenal ce mardi lors du match aller des quarts de finale de la Ligue des champions. Dans leur antre du stade Jos-Alvalade de Lisbonne, les Portugais vont tenter de faire trembler des Gunners favoris et prtendants la victoire finale. Un duel suivre ds 21h en direct comment sur le site et l'app RMC Sport.