Devin Jackson

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Stephen John Mallozzi, 24, isn’t your average Temple law student. Set to graduate next spring with a law degree, the Swedesboro, N.J., native has balanced two passions in two distinctly different fields for the last two years. If you’ve heard Mallozzi’s name before, its probably tied to him being a NASCAR driver. He’s a part-time driver in the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series and also has raced in the Xfinity Cup Series, making his debut on the track in 2022.

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In the waning moments of a dominant 58-34 win in the UFL championship on Saturday night at America’s Center in St. Louis against the Michigan Panthers, DC Defenders outside linebacker Andre Mintze shared a moment with general manager Von Hutchins. The pair have spent the last three years together, since the team’s inception in the XFL, before merging with the USFL to form the United Football League last year.

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Prior to a decisive Game 3 of the Louisville Super Regional, Tague Davis broke down in tears as the national anthem began playing. Not because of the pressure of the moment. He was in awe of the scene at Jim Patterson Stadium in Louisville, Ky.Six thousand fans packed the stadium to see Louisville clinch a spot in the College World Series for the first time since 2019, and Davis has had his fingerprints all over the team’s success this season.

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Temple announced future football series against regional Football Subdivision Schools Rutgers and Delaware on Monday. Beginning in 2030, Temple and Rutgers will begin a four-game home and home series. The Owls and Scarlet Knights recently finished a three-game series between 2021 and 2023, with Rutgers winning all three, including a 36-7 victory two years ago in Piscataway. The series will begin in Philly on Sept. 7, 2030, and return on Sept. 10, 2032. In 2031 (Sept. 6) and 2033 (Sept.

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Not long after Andre Mintze stepped on Vanderbilt’s campus in 2016, he thought it was all over. During the fall camp heading into his freshman football season with the Commodores, he suffered a torn ACL in his left knee for a third time since the start of high school, and his season was gone in a blink of an eye. “I thought I made it this far for absolutely nothing, but God had different plans,” Mintze, a Philly native, said recently.