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‘We’re not machines, we’re not robots, outside noise does affect us’: Sanju Samson

Sanju Samson recognizes the impact of public scrutiny on cricketers, yet he handles it with poise. In the second T20I against Afghanistan, he showcased his talent by scoring fifty-seven runs off just twenty-two balls. Rather than viewing his teammates as competitors for starting positions, he embraces their camaraderie. His experience as an IPL captain provides…
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Green Bay Packers’ Lukas Van Ness Lands Major Update About His Future

The Green Bay Packers entered Week 1 action without superstar pass rusher Micah Parsons on the field. He continues to recover from the torn ACL suffered last season, which has made other players step into larger roles. One of those players is Lukas Van Ness. Van Ness was originally drafted by the Packers with the…
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Carlos Espi fired a stoppage-time winner as Real Madrid won 3-2 at Elche after letting slip a two-goal lead to climb level on points with Barcelona at the top of LaLiga. Espi, a summer signing from Levante, stepped off the bench to rescue Real for the second time this season having struck a last-minute winner…
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MCPD releases dashcam footage of USC football player arrested for racing charges

MONCKS CORNER, S.C. (WCBD) – The Moncks Corner Police Department (MCPD) released dashcam footage from a recent street racing arrest involving a now-suspended University of South Carolina football player. According to MCPD, Caden Ramsey, 19, and another driver were seen weaving in and out of traffic on Highway 52, going about 113 miles per hour…
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Goshen beats top-ranked Westview
Behind two goals and an assist from Jiana Camacho, Goshen’s girls soccer team topped No. 1-ranked (1A) Westview, 4-1, on Monday. Arianna Camilo and Norah Osborne each added a goal for the RedHawks, who improved to 6-3-2. In girls flag football, Elkhart quarterback Zoie Lucchese completed 14-of-21 passes for a career-high 285 yards with four…
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Protect College Sports Act revised to include provisions protecting existing TV deals

As the controversial Protect College Sports Act prepares to come to a vote in the Senate, some last-minute revisions have reportedly been made to protect existing broadcast deals between conferences and television networks. According to a report by Ross Dellenger of Yahoo Sports, the revised bill does not require conferences to break their existing media-rights…http://dlvr.it/TVVTjD
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Capitals say hockey star Ovechkin ‘was asked’ to film Putin ad

The Washington Capitals ice hockey team Tuesday deflected criticism of star Alex Ovechkin’s appearance in a campaign video for Russian President Vladimir Putin, saying the NHL all-time scoring leader had been “asked by his country to participate.””Alex Ovechkin is a Russian citizen who lives in Moscow with his family during the offseason and will live…
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Green Bay Packers promote familiar face ahead of Week 2 matchup against the Jets

The Green Bay Packers have added some familiar help to their wide receiver group, promoting Bo Melton from the practice squad to the active 53 man roster. ESPN’s Adam Schefter reported the move on Monday. Melton has also spent time working at cornerback in the past, but he will join Green Bay’s active roster as…
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Don’t be fooled! These landmarks that tourists flock to aren’t quite what they seem – from Juliet’s balcony to ‘fake’ ancient Greek ruins
From Cold War replicas and a castle with tenuous links to Dracula to a famous balcony created for tourists, some of the world’s best-known attractions have a surprising secret.http://dlvr.it/TVVTSL The post Don’t be fooled! These landmarks that tourists flock to aren’t quite what they seem – from Juliet’s balcony to ‘fake’ ancient Greek ruins first…
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E-326 A Good No is Better Than a Bad Yes: Wonder Woman Complex

Thanks for listening to the enCourage podcast, where we have one aim: to bring the hope of the gospel to the hearts of women. The suggested resource for this series is Demystifying Decision-Making by Aimee Joseph. This Fall we are asking our listeners to consider giving $1, $5 or $10 per woman in […]http://dlvr.it/TVVT99













































