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ACC Portal Tracker – Yahoo Sports

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Latest ACC pickup: Loyola Marymount’s Jan Vide to Virginia.

Here is a list of ACC high school recruits, and some international signees too.

BOSTON COLLEGE

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  • Donald Hand (Loyola Chicago)

  • Akbar Waheed (St. Bonaventure)

  • Jayden Hastings (Cincinnati)

  • Marko Radunovic (Fairfield)

  • Caleb Steger (Texas State)

IN

  • Andrija Bukumirovic (UT Martin)

  • JB Frankel (Northeastern)

  • Ernest Shelton (Merrimack)

  • Brandon Benjamin (Fairfield)

  • Colby Duggan (Charleston)

  • Armoni Zeigler (Ball State)

CAL

OUT

  • Justin Pippen (Ohio State)

IN

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  • Michael Cooper (Wright State)

CLEMSON

OUT

IN

  • Liutauras Lelevicius (TCU)

  • David Fuchs (San Francisco)

DUKE

OUT

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IN

  • Drew Scharnowski (Belmont)

  • John Blackwell (Wisconsin)

  • Jacob Theodosiu (Loyola-Maryland)

FLORIDA STATE

OUT

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  • Martin Sommerville (West Virginia)

IN

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  • Sebastian Rancik (JSerra Catholic)

  • Kameron Taylor (UNC Asheville)

  • Anthony Robinson II (Missouri)

  • Sebastian Rancik (Colorado)

  • Cooper Schwieger (Wake Forest)

  • Kameron Taylor (UNC-Asheville)

GEORGIA TECH

OUT

  • Mouhamed Sylla (West Virginia)

IN

  • Colby Garland (San Jose State)

  • Colby Garland (San Jose State)

  • Jackson Fields (West Virginia…now uncertain)

LOUISVILLE

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OUT

  • Vangelis Zougris (St. Mary’s)

IN

  • De’Shane Montgomery (Dayton)

MIAMI

OUT

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  • Timo Malovec (Kansas State)

  • Salih Altuntas (St. Mary’s)

IN

  • DeSean Goode (Robert Morris)

  • Brent Bland (St. Peter’s)

NORTH CAROLINA

OUT

  • Luka Bogavac (Oklahoma State)

  • Zayden High (South Florida)

IN

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  • Neoklis Avdalas (Virginia Tech)

  • Maxim Logue (FAU) decommitted

  • Cade Bennerman (Northwestern)

NORTH CAROLINA STATE

OUT

  • Terrence Arceneaux (George Washington)

  • Musa Sagnia (Virginia Tech)

IN

  • Christian Hammond (Santa Clara)

  • Eemeli Yalaho (Washington State)

  • Christian Hammond (Santa Clara)

  • Jacari Brim (Appalachian State)

  • Comeh Emuobor – 6-5/205/

NOTRE DAME

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OUT

  • Jalen Haralson (Tennessee)

  • Garrett Sundra (James Madison)

  • Ryder Frost (George Washington)

IN

PITT

OUT

  • Brandin Cummings (Memphis)

  • Omari Witherspoon (George Washington)

IN

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  • Timofei Rudovskii (Bryant)

  • Colin Hawkins (Gardner Webb)

  • Naithan George (Syracuse)

  • Baye Ndongo (Georgia Tech)

  • A’lahn Sumler (Charleston Southern)

  • Ibraham Souare (Syracuse)

  • Kraig Gilbert (Concord University)

SMU

OUT

  • Samet Yigitoglu (Indiana)

  • Chance Puryear (Indiana State)

  • Mitchell Holmes (North Texas)

IN

  • David Terrell (North Texas)

  • Johan Munch (Oregon State)

STANFORD

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OUT

  • Ryan Agarwal (Loyola-Chicago)

  • Jaylen Thompson (Pacific)

IN

  • Christian Bliss (Delaware)

SYRACUSE

OUT

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  • Donnie Freeman (St. John’s)

  • Luke Fennell (St. Mary’s)

  • Tiefing Diawara (South Florida)

IN

VIRGINIA

OUT

IN

  • Jan Vide (Loyola Marymount)

  • Christian Harmon (Arkansas State)

VIRGINIA TECH

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OUT

  • Jaden Schutt (Kansas State)

  • Antonio Dorn (Wake Forest)

  • Christian Gurdak (Rutgers)

IN

  • Miles Heide (San Diego State)

  • Jaylen Curry (Oklahoma State)

WAKE FOREST

OUT

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  • Myles Colvin (Cincinnati)

  • Dimitrije Kovacevic (Washington State)

  • Jaylen Cross (Coastal Carolina)

  • Cooper Schwieger (Florida State)

  • Sebastian Akins (Washington State)

IN

  • Antonio Dorn (Virginia Tech)

  • Kevair Kennedy (Merrimack)

  • Vincent Chaudhri – 6-7/190/R-FR (George Washington)

  • Ring Nyeri (Northern Colorado)

  • Justin Ray – 6-3/175/JR (Monmouth)

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WWE officials reportedly unhappy with major Saturday Night’s Main Event decision

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WWE held a special edition of Saturday Night’s Main Event at Madison Square Garden on July 18. The show featured several matches and major crossover appearances from outside the professional wrestling industry. Now, a new report suggests that not everyone behind the scenes was fully on board with one major decision.

According to WrestleVotes on Fightful Select, several of WWE’s day-to-day decision-makers were “not exactly enthusiastic” about the level of New York Knicks integration throughout the show. The NBA champions were heavily involved throughout the broadcast, playing key roles in two of the night’s biggest moments. Karl-Anthony Towns first made his presence felt during Danhausen‘s match against JD McDonagh. The Knicks star got involved physically, delivering chokeslams to both McDonagh and Dominik Mysterio, helping Danhausen pick up the victory.

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Later in the show’s closing segment, Jalen Brunson joined Roman Reigns in the ring. The OTC presented the NBA Finals MVP with a custom New York Knicks-themed championship belt, but the celebration was interrupted by their respective rivals, Seth Rollins and Indiana Pacers guard Tyrese Haliburton. A physical altercation then ensued. Although The Visionary initially gained the advantage, Reigns recovered with assistance from Brunson before putting Rollins down with a spear to end the show on top.

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The report noted that WWE officials understood the unique atmosphere surrounding the Madison Square Garden event. The local crowd was eager to celebrate the Knicks ending their 53-year championship drought. Despite understanding the excitement, there was a strong internal feeling that the presentation “went further than many would have preferred.”

WrestleVotes also reported that a source spoke the day after Saturday Night’s Main Event and suggested that part of the internal reaction may simply come down to differing interests behind the scenes. According to the source, some people backstage are not particularly invested in sports, which may have contributed to the mixed opinions regarding the extensive NBA crossover.


Roman Reigns’ major WWE Saturday Night’s Main Event moment was Triple H’s idea

A new report has revealed that one of the biggest moments from Saturday Night’s Main Event was originally pitched by WWE Chief Content Officer Triple H.

According to Ibou of Self Made Sessions, Triple H personally came up with the idea for the show’s closing segment involving Roman Reigns, Seth Rollins, Jalen Brunson, and Tyrese Haliburton.

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“Triple H had an idea for the show. His idea was, quote, ‘What if Haliburton went out with Seth and they just like tried to fight Roman and Jalen?’ And at the time when Hunter pitched this, people were like, ‘I hear you.’ And it ended up happening.”

With WWE SummerSlam around the corner, it will be interesting to see what other cross-promotional segments the sports entertainment juggernaut features on TV.