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Gators’ Vernell Brown III ruled out vs. Georgia, leaving UF without leading receiver

GAINESVILLE — Florida starting receiver Vernell Brown III will miss his first Georgia game with a shoulder injury, leaving the Gators without one their most dynamic weapons and productive players. The former Orlando Jones standout and tailback Jadan Baugh are tied with 726 all-purpose yards, including a team-high 451 receiving yards for Brown. Among the true freshman’s team-leading 32 receptions are three of UF’s four pass plays of at least 40 yards. The 5-foot-11 ¼, 178-pound Brown has been a bright spot on an offense averaging an SEC-low 17 points against FBS competition. But he injured a...

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Halloween is a challenge for chocolatiers as high prices bite

By Ilena Peng, Bloomberg News Halloween is shaping up to be a test for the chocolate industry, as high cocoa costs threaten to accelerate a consumer shift toward cheaper and trendier sweets such as sour gummies. Related Articles A look at consumer prices 9 months into the second Trump administration Starbucks halts 2-year sales slide, but costly improvements hurt its profits Meta shares slide after company projects higher expenses for 2026 Google’s corporate parent posts first-ever quarter with...

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Why You Don’t Need To Be Afraid of Today’s Mortgage Rates

Mortgage rates have been the monster under the bed for a while. Every time they tick up, people flinch and say, “Maybe I’ll wait.” But here’s the twist. Waiting for that perfect 5-point-something rate could end up haunting your wallet later.The Magic NumberAccording to the National Association of Realtors (NAR):“. . . a 30-year fixed rate mortgage of 6% would make the median-priced home affordable for about 5.5 million more households—including 1.6 million renters. If rates were to hit that magic number, it’s likely that about 10%—or 550,000—of those additional households would buy a home...

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Panthers rally to force overtime, but Ducks win in shootout in Quenneville’s return to South Florida

By ALANIS THAMES SUNRISE — Troy Terry and Mason McTavish scored in a shootout, and the Anaheim Ducks beat the Florida Panthers 3-2 on Tuesday night. Leo Carlsson had a goal and an assist, and Cutter Gauthier also scored to help the Ducks end a five-game trip with a victory in coach Joel Quenneville’s first game against his former team. Quenneville, who coached the Panthers from 2019-21, returned to Sunrise for the first time since resigning as Florida’s coach after details of a sexual-assault scandal involving his 2010 Stanley Cup-winning Chicago Blackhawks squad were revealed in October...

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Who has the edge? Dolphins vs. Ravens, two teams vying for midseason turnarounds

Here’s a look at how the Miami Dolphins (2-6) and Baltimore Ravens (2-5) match up in six key areas ahead of Thursday night’s Week 9 game at Hard Rock Stadium (8:15 p.m., Amazon Prime Video, CBS-4): When the Dolphins run: Miami showed its greatest commitment to the run all season in Sunday’s 34-10 win at the Atlanta Falcons with 37 rushing attempts, and it produced a season-high 141 rushing yards. All three running backs were incorporated from the start. De’Von Achane rushed for 67 yards on 18 carries. Rookie Ollie Gordon II had 46 yards on 10 attempts and was big in extending drives in...

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Winderman’s view: Heat again fast, furious, fun, this time in rout of Hornets

MIAMI — Observations and other notes of interest from Tuesday night’s 144-117 victory over the Charlotte Hornets: – There is playing at pace. – And there is winning at pace. – Plenty of NBA teams have pushed and passed the ball at a rapid rate. – Few have achieved a significant level of success. – So that makes this sample size nothing but a sample size. – Perhaps with the impending western swing to offer more significant answers. – Considering the competition includes the Spurs, Lakers, Clippers and Nuggets. – Still, what we’ve witnessed this first week makes the Heat something they...

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Fidelity Home Group | 79% of Homeowners Wish They Sold Sooner

79% of Homeowners Wish They Sold Sooner 79% of homeowners wish they sold sooner. Let’s talk about why now may be the right time to act. NMLS ID 1834853 #fidelityhomegroup #floridamortgage #floridamortgagerates #floridamortgagecompany #mortgagetips Data Sources https://mediaroom.realtor.com/2025-09-05-Want-to-Sell-Your-Home-Start-Early-Realtor-com-R-Report-Finds-Equity-Is-High,-But-Success-Requires-Planning https://www.instagram.com/p/DOblW0Aj8rr/?igsh=am0zOW9naHN0bmV6

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Daily Horoscope for October 28, 2025

General Daily Insight for October 28, 2025 Fortune favors the brave. Courageous Mars trines expansive Jupiter at 2:19 am EDT, encouraging us to blaze trails and accelerate our path to expanding our horizons and conquering our fears. The intuitive Moon then faces off with Jupiter, which can cause us to step back from the ledge if we’re not willing to have faith in ourselves. Later on, the Moon enters adventurous Aquarius, reinvigorating us to think outside of the box and try new things. There’s a whole life to be lived! Aries March 21 – April 19 You’re breaking fresh emotional ground. You...

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Ravens QB Lamar Jackson expected to play Thursday vs. Dolphins

Monday’s injury report was just an estimation following a walk-through practice to kick off a truncated week, but it portrays a Ravens team whose stars are getting healthier entering Thursday’s matchup against the 2-6 Dolphins. Lamar Jackson was listed as a full participant on Monday, one day after the quarterback missed his third consecutive game with a hamstring injury, and John Harbaugh said after Monday’s practice that he expects Jackson to play against Miami. Left tackle Ronnie Stanley, linebacker Teddye Buchanan and cornerbacks Nate Wiggins and T.J. Tampa were listed as limited....

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Survey finds inflation, slower hiring undermining worker confidence

By Sarah Foster, Bankrate.com If it feels harder to get ahead right now, that’s because it is. Many Americans are navigating a “worst-of-both-worlds” economy: a cooling job market on one side and stubborn inflation on the other. Related Articles Economists are realizing the job market is cooling. Workers have known it for months Wall Street rallies toward more records as gold’s price slumps again Government shutdown likely means no inflation data next month for 1st time in decades Wall Street...

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