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just now (157+ words) Despite being on injured reserve for the minimum of four games, Kyler Murray's practice window will not open this week, Cardinals coach Jonathan Gannon told reporters Monday. Out since Oct. 5 with a foot injury, Murray was eligible this week to begin a 21-day practice window to start the process to be elevated from injured reserve. "He's not quite there yet," Gannon said of Murray. Murray last played in a 22-21 Week 5 loss to the Tennessee Titans. He was not placed on IR until Nov. 5, exactly a month later, after attempting to practice through the injury. With Murray out once again, Jacoby Brissett will be the Cardinals' starting quarterback this week as Arizona (3-9) takes on the Los Angeles Rams (9-3). Brissett, 32, is 1-6 as the Cardinals' starter this season, throwing for 2,188 yards, 13 touchdowns and 4 interceptions. Kedon Slovis will continue to serve as the backup....

just now (375+ words) After returning wide receiver Tutu Atwell to practice last week, the Rams opted not to activate him off of injured reserve ahead of Sunday's 31-28 loss to the Carolina Panthers. And as the Rams (9-3) prepare to face the Arizona Cardinals (3-9) in Week 14, it's not clear whether or not Atwell will be a part of that game plan, either. When asked about the fifth-year receiver's absence against Carolina, McVay said the Rams took into consideration special teams roles and how the 48-man game-day roster needed to look when opting to leave Atwell on injured reserve. While the Rams have not begun their planning for the Arizona game yet, McVay said Monday he was uncertain if the circumstances for Atwell would change. The Rams have been playing with five receivers this year. Beyond Puka Nacua and Davante Adams as the stalwarts, Xavier Smith,…...

just now (838+ words) The Atlantic Coast and Southeastern conferences are southern-footprint neighbors best known for different long-running strengths: the ACC with rich men's basketball tradition, the SEC in football. These days, the SEC has veered into the ACC's lane. As the third ACC/SEC Challenge begins Tuesday, the SEC is coming off a year with a record haul of 14 NCAA Tournament bids, two Final Four teams and Florida winning the national championship. The ACC, meanwhile, has been grappling with how to jumpstart a flagship sport facing a dwindling number of tournament bids. The SEC's rise has magnified that concern and presented the ACC an opportunity to help its case. "To me, we've righted the ship and we're headed in a really good direction, we really are," Phillips said. "For whatever reason, we've had that dip. But you talk about longevity, what our league…...

just now (498+ words) The post Iowa State's Audi Crooks gives teammates credit for record-setting 47-point game appeared first on ClutchPoints. Iowa State brought down previously undefeated Indiana in a 106-95 win at the Coconut Hoops Blue Heron Division Championship at the end of Feast Week on Sunday, but the Cyclones wouldn't have clinched such a decisive win without their star junior. Audi Crooks put up a school record-setting 47 points in the outing, easily leading the way for Iowa State. Crooks didn't just set an Iowa State record for points scored in a single game and top her own career high " she also notched a record 19 field goals in the contest. However, she's claiming she wouldn't have achieved the feat without her teammates. "These scoring records are really team records, especially for me as a post," Crooks explained. "I don't bring the ball up; somebody…...

just now (1427+ words) RAM prices are rising, laptop costs are next " here's how to beat the surge. Zac and Daniel tackle what the best Cyber Monday laptop deals are based on our expertise and what you are actually buying. Cyber Monday is in the final hours, but we've been watching the whole post-Thanksgiving sales event for days now, and we have some insight on what a) we think are the best deals and b) what you are all actually buying. So, we figured we'd do an impromptu live podcast earlier today to talk about it. Don't worry, you can skip to the parts you like with our crib notes and time stamps below! But basically, everything we're talking about here is the top 5 most popular deals on the site, measured via traffic (pageviews) and purchases (click throughs), so you are the best barometer for what's…...

just now (672+ words) First Vice Foreign Minister Park Yoon-joo, right, poses with U.S. Deputy Secretary of State Christopher Landau during their meeting in Seoul, July 18. Courtesy of Ministry of Foreign Affairs South Korea and the United States have agreed to swiftly launch working groups for follow-up negotiations on the recent summit agreements, including Seoul's plans to build nuclear-powered submarines and pursue civil uranium enrichment rights, the foreign ministry said Tuesday. First Vice Foreign Minister Park Yoon-joo shared the need with U.S. Deputy Secretary of State Christopher Landau during their talks in Washington on Monday (local time), the first high-level follow-up dialogue since the release of the joint fact sheet on Nov. 14. "The vice minister and the deputy secretary agreed on the need to swiftly initiate sectoral working groups to ensure the swift and thorough implementation of follow-up measures in key areas, such as nuclear energy,…...

just now (389+ words) Virginia Tech will play its first true road game of the season Tuesday night when it travels to Columbia, S.C. to face South Carolina in the ACC-SEC Challenge. The Hokies (6-2) have lost two games in a row to cap a 1-2 stay at the Battle 4 Atlantis in Paradise Island, Bahamas. After beating Colorado State in the tournament opener, Virginia Tech was beaten by double figures by two other mid-major opponents, Saint Mary's and VCU. In both defeats, the Hokies lost the rebounding battle. Against the Gaels, Virginia Tech struggled mightily from 3-point land, making just 7 of 30 attempts from behind the arc for a 23.3% clip. Against VCU, the Hokies turned the ball over 13 times, which the Rams flipped into 20 points. "They played better than we did and that falls on my shoulders," said seventh-year Virginia Tech coach Mike Young after the loss to…...

just now (238+ words) Hyderabad:Doctors at Osmania General Hospital (OGH) said that skin manifestations were often the earliest indicators of undiagnosed HIV, underscoring the need for early screening and timely intervention. Speaking at an awareness programme to mark World AIDS Day, organised jointly by the departments of dermatology, venereology and leprosy (DVL) and the Antiretroviral Therapy (ATR) centre, experts said that many patients first present with skin infections, rashes or chronic dermatological conditions that serve as important clinical clues. The programme saw participation from faculty, postgraduate students, nursing staff, the ART team and NGOs, with the focus on strengthening awareness, early diagnosis and dispelling myths around HIV/AIDS. Hospital medical superintendent Dr Rakesh Sahay flagged off a rally. Doctors addressed misconceptions and highlighted how scientific understanding of HIV has changed. The DVL department showcased clinical cases demonstrating how skin-related symptoms often precede systemic illness,…...

1+ min ago (203+ words) A powerful blast is forecast to plunge much of the central and eastern United States with some of the planet's most extreme cold temperatures right before Christmas, according to a recent forecast. "My thinking is that the cold the first week of December is the appetizer and the main course will be in mid-December," said Cohen to USA Today. "The most expansive region of most likely extreme cold on Earth stretches from the Canadian Plains to the US East Coast in the 3rd week of December," said Cohen, who cited his weather modeling computer and its discoveries, per the New York Post. " New York Post (@nypost) December 1, 2025 The brutal cold will be driven by a major southward plunge of the polar vortex, allowing a massive surge of arctic air to spill across the United States. The exact depth of the cold…...

1+ min ago (533+ words) Bomb threats were emailed to three of Senate Democratic Leader Charles E. Schumer's district offices, the New York lawmaker said Monday, with the sender using "MAGA" in the subject line and writing that the 2020 election was rigged. Schumer said he was informed by local law enforcement about the threats, which targeted his offices in Rochester, Binghamton and Long Island. "Local and federal law enforcement responded immediately and are conducting full security sweeps. Everyone is safe, and I am grateful for their quick and professional response to ensure these offices remain safe and secure for all New Yorkers," he said in a statement. Speaking on the Senate floor, Schumer blasted the specter of political violence. "These kinds of violent threats have absolutely no place, no place in our political system," he said. "No one, no public servant, no staffer, no constituent, no…...