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6-foot-10, 250-pound N.J. center commits to SEC basketball power. His brother is an NBA forward.
New Jersey's No. 1 basketball prospect is going to play for a championship contender.
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6mGuardians shrug off elimination, pound White Sox, 9-3, to force Game 4 in ALDS
The White Sox still lead the best-of-five series, 2-1, with Game 4 scheduled for 5 p.m. Thursday at Rate Field.
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2mBoys Soccer: Results, photos, links and recaps for Wednesday, Oct. 7
Statewide scores and schedules, organized by conference, for every N.J. boys soccer game on 10/7/26
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1mSutuj and de Oliveira each score twice to see Cliffside Park girls soccer snap slide
The Red Raiders snapped a seven-game slide and picked up their third win.
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2mNYC Department of Finance highlights business center services citywide
The NYC Department of Finance is highlighting its five-borough business centers during Customer Service Week, offering walk-in and appointment services for tax issues, parking tickets, property exemptions, and more in over 175 languages.
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2mGirls Soccer: Results, recaps & photos for Wednesday, Oct. 7
Statewide scores and schedules, organized by conference, for every N.J. girls soccer game on 10/7/26.