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They say artificial intelligence is coming after everyone's job. Apparently, that includes Cupid.For Owen Krause, a 22-year-old Oregon State University student interning in San Francisco, the age-old search for connection has taken a high-tech turn."The swiping thing is kind of a problem. I read a statistic that says guys are 10 times more likely to swipe than girls, so, it kind of feels like you're in a race or a competition," he said.Enter Ditto, a new Bay Area startup for college students that eliminates swiping altogether. Users chat with an AI chatbot about what they're looking for, and Ditto handles the rest.Every Wednesday at 7 p.m., a text arrives with a match and a fully planned itinerary. All you have to do is show up.Which is how, on a Friday evening in Japantown, Krause found himself meeting Angella Ferrer."She seemed pretty interesting," he said. "She has pretty good style."Ditto cofounder Allen Wang says Gen Z is ready for an alternative to endless swiping. According to Wang, more than 160,000 students have already signed up, generating more than 80,000 dates. While some critics might argue that putting an algorithm in charge of matchmaking takes some of the romance out of love, Wang sees it differently."I think the most romantic part of human connection is meeting in person. I would say we're actually trying to push people to experience faster," he said.Which brings us back to Owen and Angella, and whether the algorithm could deliver once the phones were put away."Honestly, better than I expected," Krause said.Ferrer seemed pleasantly surprised, too."He's very shy, but I low-key like that," she said.Ditto is currently free, but the company says it eventually plans to charge a subscription fee.

Mercedes Moné isn’t giving up hope of sharing the ring with Bayley again. Moné fueled speculation about a potential reunion with her longtime friend and rival in June when she shared a fan-made graphic teasing a match between the two at AEW WrestleDream. Bayley’s WWE contract has been rumored to expire around the end of 2026, although she has not publicly addressed her contract status or future plans. During an interview with the Daily Star this week (see video below), Moné was asked about the possibility of facing Bayley again. While she didn’t offer any indication that something is actually in the works, Moné made it clear that another match remains high on her wish list. “You never know in wrestling,” Mone responded. “That’s always a dream match for me, that is to have another match with her. She is one of my greatest opponents of all time. Of course, everybody knows one of our greatest matches together, [NXT TakeOver] Brooklyn, that’s really changed the way people viewed women’s wrestling. But, yeah, it’s always a dream match for me. It’s always a dream match for me. So, you never know.” Moné and Bayley’s rivalry dates back more than a decade, with their match at NXT TakeOver: Brooklyn in 2015 remaining one of the most celebrated bouts of their respective careers. Elsewhere in the interview, Moné discussed her experience since joining AEW and said the creative freedom she has received has allowed her to perform at her best. “It’s been amazing. It’s been so rewarding for me and just kind of freeing,” Mone said. “I’ve always wanted that feeling of feeling free. And I feel like this has been the best I’ve ever been able to perform because I have that capability and that ability to have that freedom of just — whether that’s putting matches together and performing differently or having a different mindset or not having people tell you ‘no’ or being scared to tell something and then you will be told no. It’s just a freedom. “And I’m very happy to be here, and I hope that shows in my work. But, yeah, I think it shows in my matches how free I feel and how great I feel in AEW.” Despite everything she has accomplished throughout her career, Moné said she doesn’t view herself as a finished product. With new talent continually entering the business, she believes continuing to learn and improve is necessary to remain at the top. “I feel like I’m never going to stop learning and growing. I feel like that’s the main thing, is not being content and not being like, ‘I know everything.’ I don’t know everything. And I still want to learn,” she said. “And we have so many people that I get to learn from. So it’s still for me is wanting to learn and wanting to grow and wanting to be better. “And not being like, ‘Okay, I’m the best women’s wrestler. Now what?’ No, I’m the best women’s wrestler and I still have to prove that every single day. Because these women are coming after me and coming into this business every single day.” The post Mercedes Moné Again Addresses Bayley Match Rumors, Talks AEW vs. WWE Freedom appeared first on Wrestling Headlines.

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Nigel McGuinness’ reported injury may be part of the storyline surrounding the AEW Continental Challenge Cup. As previously reported, McGuinness was said to have suffered an injury during his first-round tournament match on last week’s episode of AEW Collision. While he has continued competing in the tournament, the injury reportedly prevents him from challenging for the ROH Pure Championship at tonight’s Death Before Dishonor pay-per-view. However, Bryan Alvarez and Dave Meltzer indicated on Wrestling Observer Radio at F4WOnline.com that McGuinness is not legitimately injured. While discussing McGuinness’ victory over Hechicero on Wednesday’s Dynamite, Alvarez noted that McGuinness simply had tape around his boot and pointed to Hechicero attempting to remove it during the match as an indication that the injury was part of the storyline. Meltzer also said it was clear that McGuinness was not actually injured. The comments are notable because Meltzer had previously reported that McGuinness’ injury was legitimate. Based on the latest update, however, the injury angle appears to be storyline-related rather than something that is legitimately keeping McGuinness out of action. “You never know how life is gonna turn out.” Plans have changed for @McGuinnessNigel, who has not been medically cleared to face Lee Moriarty tomorrow night at #ROHDBD. Watch #ROH Duel to the Death Before Dishonor on #HonorClub at https://t.co/l79CE3gZbz pic.twitter.com/CitzIOMBDd — ROH – Ring of Honor Wrestling (@ringofhonor) August 21, 2026 The post Backstage News Regarding Speculation About Nigel McGuinness’ Injury appeared first on Wrestling Headlines.

The Syracuse men's basketball season will not tip off until early November, but head coach Gerry McNamara and his staff are already planning for the future. Those futures plans include the recruiting process of players in both the Class of 2027 and 2028. This week, a four-star prospect took to social media to announce he has scheduled a visit to Syracuse in the near future. The Orange are coming off a 15-17 campaign and haven't been to the NCAA Tournament since 2021.Here's what you need to know.The Moussa Kamissoko fileA 6-foot-7 forward from Glen Head, N.Y., Collins is ranked as a four-star prospect according to 247Sports. Kamissoko plays his high school basketball at Long Island Lutheran, the same high school that produced current Orange guard Kiyan Anthony.Kamissoko is ranked as the No. 8 overall player in the Class of 2027 according to Rivals. He's No. 17 according to 247 Sports.He also has offers from Florida State, Virigina, Oklahoma State and Illinois, among others.Moussa Kamissoko, Rivals' No. 8 overall prospect in the 2027 class, has scheduled official visits to the following programs, per source:Illinois, Louisville, Baylor, Oklahoma State, Virginia, BYU, UConn, Syracuse, and Florida StateView his full visit schedule:… pic.twitter.com/Dt02gVnUxL— Joe Tipton (@JoeTipton) August 21, 2026What is the likelihood Kamissoko signs with Syracuse basketball?It is still too early in the process to know if Kamissoko will sign with the Orange. As a rising senior, Kamissoko still has one more season of high school basketball before he embarks on a collegiate career. Kamissoko posted on "X" that the nine schools that he plans on visiting over the course of the next few weeks are:Syracuse, Illinois, Baylor, Oklahoma State, Louisville, UConn, BYU, Virginia and Florida State. Kamissoko is scheduled to visit Central New York on Sept 3-4, which is two months before the start of the regular season.What would signing Kamissoko mean for Syracuse basketball? If the Orange can land Kamissoko, he would be the second commit for Syracuse in the Class of 2027. Earlier this summer, Syracuse gained a commitment from Jack Donahue. Donahue, a 6-foot-8 Albany product looks to be a strong outside shooter for future Orange teams. While Kamissoko is a high school product, the Orange will undoubtedly want to continue to blend high school recruits with those from the transfer portal.Other Syracuse basketball this week--A former Orange player will be representing Team USA in this upcoming international event. --Gerry McNamara along with multiple current members of the Orange roster will return to their former school this fall. The Orange have scheduled an exhibition game with the Siena Saints.

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BYU basketball guard Robert Wright III against Iowa State | BYU PhotoAfter months of searching, the BYU basketball finally landed its starting center on Thursday when Michigan State transfer Jaxon Kohler committed to the Cougars. Now that Kohler is on board, BYU's starting lineup is taking shape.Predicting BYU's Starting LineupThere are a few locks to start. Robert Wright III will start - Kevin Young believes he can be the best point guard in college basketball next season. Collin Chandler will certainly start after transferring in from Kentucky. Chandler and Wright give Kevin Young a veteran backcourt to work with.We know Bruce Branch will start as well. The Cougars aren't bringing in one of the top recruits in the class to come off the bench. Last but not least, Jaxon Kohler will start. Kohler was one of the best bigs in the Big Ten, and the Cougars really needed an experienced center.The spot that is still up for grabs is power forward position. There are a few ways Kevin Young could go. He could go with a shooting lineup and start Tyler Betsey at the four. Young could also go with Clemson transfer Jake Wahlin. Wahlin isn't as good as a shooter, but he brings great length and the ability to distribute the basketball. He also brings a lot of starting experience from his time at Utah and Clemson.Last but not least, BYU could start Jakub Urbaniak for greater size and rebounding.At this point, we're giving the starting nod to Jake Wahlin. Starting experience matters in college basketball, and Wahlin is the only player with a lot of starting experience that is competing for that spot.Robert Wright IIICollin ChandlerBruce BranchJake WahlinJaxon KohlerPredicting the Bench RotationIf Wahlin gets the starting nod, Tyler Betsey and Jakub Urbaniak will be two of the first players off the bench. Nate Pickens is finally healthy and ready to take on the backup point guard minutes. Assuming he is healthy, Dawson Baker can play a scoring role off the bench as well.Khadim Mboup will play a role. The scope of his real might be contigent on whether he can provide more scoring than he did last season. If Mboup is in the core rotation, that would give BYU a 10-man rotation, similar to the team that took BYU to the Sweet 16.Tyler BetseyNate PickensJakub UrbankiakDawson BakerKhadim MboupThat would leave Brody Kozlowski and Brooks Bahr on the outside of the core rotation.Sign up to ourfree newsletterand follow us onXandFacebookfor the latest news.Today's best readsMichigan State Transfer Jaxon Kohler Commits to BYUBYU Head Coach Kalani Sitake is Pleading For More Resources. What Does That Look Like?This article was originally published on www.si.com/college/byu as Predicting BYU Basketball's New Starting 5 After Jaxon Kohler's Commitment.

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Jerome Miron-Imagn ImagesLouisville basketball news: Why Cardinals dismissed former G League player appeared first on ClutchPoints. Add ClutchPoints as a Preferred Source by clicking here.Louisville men’s basketball team will be without one of its key players for the upcoming season, as guard London Johnson has been dismissed from the program.“London Johnson has been dismissed from the University of Louisville men’s basketball team due to a violation of team rules and University policy. We wish him the best in his future endeavors,” the statement read.It’s uncertain what Johnson specifically did, and details may come out at a later time.Watch sports LIVE with fuboTV (free trial)Johnson spent three seasons in the NBA G League and then joined Louisville midseason in December 2025. After that, he redshirted the 2025-26 season. He started in the team’s exhibition game last month in the Bahamas, and he finished with 13 points, seven rebounds and two steals.Louisville recently made an addition to their program from the transfer portal, and it was former North Carolina guard Seth Trimble. Even with the addition, there still seem to be questions surrounding the roster, with one of them being if they’ll have enough shooting to stay competitive, according to Jeff Goodman of The Field of 68.“Louisville’s a team that now, I think now you look at Louisville and you say, ‘hey, they’re probably a preseason top-five-ish team,” Goodman said. “Now you look at them and you’re like where’s their major weakness other than perimeter shooting. I’m not sure they have one … can they make enough shots.”It’ll be interesting to see how Louisville fares against their early opponents, and players will have to show their ability to knock down shots.Related: Former Michigan State big transfers to BYU Cougars after Jazz stintRelated: UConn head coach Geno Auriemma nearly destroyed Paige Bueckers’ soul with ‘shocking’ tirade full of personal insults

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