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College Sports: Florida’s softball team finally broke a scoreless third, then exploded in a four-run frame—Kenleigh Cahalan’s 16th homer (her first in 14 games) and a triple by Cassidy McLellan helped the Gators beat Georgia Tech 8-0 in the Gainesville Regional, extending their run-rule streak. NFL Buzz: The league released full 2026 schedules, and the Dolphins’ opener at the Raiders plus the Buccaneers’ slate are already driving headlines. Sports Culture Clash: Deion Sanders defended his son Shilo after a sexist taunt aimed at a female reporter, saying it was “old school” family loyalty. Lottery Watch: Florida scratch-off repeat big winners are drawing fresh scrutiny, with analysts pointing to a small group winning hundreds of times since 2015. Miami-World Cup Prep: Miami-Dade is laying out free match-day shuttle hubs for World Cup visitors, while officials warn heat and storms will be a real factor. Local Life: Miami-Dade’s “Adopt-a-Tree” program returns with free trees for homeowners, and Central Florida braces for hot, humid Saturday with spotty storms.

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Miami Hurricanes lose to Florida State in run-rule defeat


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