Mike Norvell's firing at Florida State becomes the 3rd LARGEST buyout ever for a fired college football coach Jimbo Fisher's $77.6M buyout at Texas A&M remains the largest ever.

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🏠 BACK HOME FOR HOMECOMING! 🔴⚫️ Former Louisville standout and two-time NFL Pro Bowler Jaire Alexander is back in the Ville for Homecoming! 🏈🔥

Home sweet home. ❤️🏈 Jaire Alexander is back at L&N Stadium, showing love to the Cards as Louisville takes on Stanford! 🔥

Former college football star comes out as gay to his girlfriend before using his three-year-old son as a human shield during a shootout with police. Officers say they were called to the scene in Las Vegas and found 28-year-old Quinton Baker. He was reportedly walking down the stairs with three-year-old Kentre Baker in his arms, pointing a handgun at the child. Baker allegedly threatened to take his own life and his son's life, and officers demanded that he drop the weapon. An on-scene supervisor shouted, "Take the shot," and two officers fired. Officers say Baker fired four shots during the confrontation. Both Baker and his son Kentre were killed. It's unclear if the toddler was killed by one of the officers' bullets or by Baker. Baker played football at Western Kentucky University. The shootout came moments after he got into a fight with his girlfriend, Raneka Pate, after coming out as gay, according to the Daily Mail.

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It doesn’t make sense to me that a lake can be that high up.

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Here is the freight side of how Newport paid for Las Vegas: Moe Dalitz got his start hauling bootleg Canadian whiskey in his family's Michigan laundry delivery trucks. When he and the Cleveland Syndicate moved from Newport's Beverly Hills Country Club ($426,199 net profit in 1948–49) and Lookout House to the Desert Inn and Stardust, traditional banks wouldn't touch casino paper, so naturally, they turned to Jimmy Hoffa and the Teamsters Central States Pension Fund (an alliance Dalitz forged by brokering a $17,500 payoff to settle the 1949 Detroit laundry-truck strike). How did a truckers' union end up sitting on enough cash ($91M in loans by 1961) to build the Vegas strip? The Motor Carrier Act of 1935 locked interstate trucking into protected routes. In 1953 (ATA v. United States, 344 U.S. 298), the Teamsters even hired Burton K. Wheeler (the senator who sponsored the 1935 Act) to appear at the Supreme Court defending the ICC rules that abolished one-trip "gypsy" leasing. Protected ICC routes on top built the Teamsters pension bank that funded Vegas. Meanwhile, up to 150,000 private and exempt carriers exploited the loopholes created by regulation. The same topic my pinned article is all about.

What happens in Vegas started in Newport.

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Final: Louisville 89, Kansas 83 Cards snap Kansas' 58-game home winning streak in exhibition games. It's KU's first exhibition loss at Allen Fieldhouse since 1993.

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Antarctica is technically the world's largest desert. Deserts just need to be dry, not sandy.

America’s newest national park is rock solid! Chiricahua is officially our 64th national park. Welcome to the "Wonderland of Rocks."