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Spurs Catch Fire After Early-Season Shooting Struggles

The San Antonio Spurs beat the Sacramento Kings 130-103, giving them their second win. The Spurs knocked down 17 three-pointers, finally giving them the offensive explosion that everyone has been waiting for. San Antonio was struggling to shoot the ball in the first three games until this one. Julian Champagnie made eight of the Spurs’ 17 threes. The Spurs went 37/116 from three through the first three games against the Thunder, Rockets, and Mavericks combined. That is 31.9% in their first three games, which is really bad. Against the Kings, they finally had the offensive display that they needed to break through. They went 17/37 from three, which is 46%. That is much better and the type of performance that San Antonio needed as a team. They did improve a little in the Dallas game, making 15 threes. It did take them 42 attempts to get there, but you could see the improvement and…

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Trump makes last-minute push to keep Texas in Republican hands with third trip

World Trump makes last-minute push to keep Texas in Republican hands with third trip Published : Oct. 28, 2026 - 12:06:10 US President Donald Trump was in Texas for the third time in a month Tuesday in a last-minute push to block Democrats from notching their first statewide election victory in more than three decades in next week's midterm elections. Trump was in Corpus Christi and Lubbock to boost Republican Ken Paxton’s competitive US Senate campaign against Democrat James Talarico. Not ceding the stage to the presidential spotlight, Talarico was in Amarillo, where he assailed a “broken, corrupt” political system. Like Trump and Paxton, he'll later appear in Lubbock. The president leaned into cultural issues to portray Talarico as too liberal for Texas. And as Trump's war in Iran spikes gas prices and adds pressure on Republican candidates across the US, he sought to highlight an…

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Former NBA Player Rips Into ‘Sleazeball’ Will Wade Over Aggressive Recruiting Tactics To Try To Lure His Son To LSU

Rafer Alston next to LSU coach Will Wade Will Wade’s first stint as the head coach if LSU came to an end after he ended up at the center of an FBI investigation linked to recruiting violations. Now, he’s been accused of some unsavory behavior on that front ahead of his comeback with the Tigers, courtesy of a former NBA player who is not thrilled with his attempts to lure his son to Baton Rouge. During the 2018-19 campaign, Will Wade had a breakout season during his second year at LSU, as the Tigers posted a 28-7 record and made it to the Sweet 16 to mark their best performance in the NCAA tournament in over a decade. However, that run was marred by the five-game suspension Wade began to serve during the final game of the regular season after he was caught discussing a payment to a prospect on a federal wiretap. He was ultimately reinstated the following season, but he was fired in 2022…

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Communication complaints after storm hits flights

Air passengers said they were frustrated about delays and cancellations to their travel plans caused by Storm Austen when high winds grounded aircraft. Liv Bichard was planning to take an Aurigny flight from Guernsey to attend an important family event. She said her Aurigny flight was cancelled and she rebooked "and it just kept cancelling and they didn't warn me". Others also complained about what they said was a lack of communication. The airline's chief commercial officer Philip Saunders said it did contact passengers and said safety was the firm's top priority. Bichard told BBC Guernsey she had planned to fly to Southampton on Friday and then booked to Gatwick, before rebooking a flight on Saturday evening. She said it would have helped "if they sent out more updates by email or text message". She headed to the airport only to discover her flight was cancelled. Bronwen Dudley-Owen…

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