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Daily Post Nigeria EPL: Liverpool open eight-point gap with 5-0 win over West Ham Home News Politics Metro Entertainment Sport Sport EPL: Liverpool open eight-point gap with 5-0 win over West Ham Published on December 29, 2024 By Ifreke Inyang Liverpool are now eight points clear at the top of the Premier League, thanks to a 5-0 win over West Ham on Sunday. Luis Diaz, Cody Gakpo and Mohamed Salah all scored in the first half to give the Reds a commanding lead at the London Stadium. Trent Alexander-Arnold and Diogo Jota added more goals after the break as Arne Slot’s men coasted to victory. Liverpool now have 45 points after 18 fixtures, while Nottingham Forest are currently second with 37 points. Arsenal are on 36 points and Chelsea, who are away at Ipswich on Monday, have 35 points. Related Topics: EPL liverpool West Ham Don't Miss EPL: We’re far from winning title — Guardiola You may like EPL: We’re far from winning title — Guardiola EPL: ‘It’s a relief’ – Guardiola reacts to Man City’s 2-0 win over Leicester City EPL: They’re total opposite – Maguire compares Amorim with Ten Hag EPL: Fulham boss raves about Iwobi ahead Bournemouth clash EPL: Jody Morris snubs Palmer, names Chelsea’s best player this season EPL: They’ll still lose regardless – Sutton predicts Leicester City vs Man City Advertise About Us Contact Us Privacy-Policy Terms Copyright © Daily Post Media LtdWhat a merger between Nissan and Honda means for the automakers and the industry
ORLANDO, Fla. — Jaylin Noel wanted to go out lifting a trophy. In the Camping World Stadium media room after Iowa State’s 42-41 win in the Pop-Tarts Bowl, ISU's senior receiver stepped down from the podium and walked straight to the trophy. 5 takeaways from Iowa State vs Miami: Carson Hansen positions himself to be lead back in 2025 Noel bear-hugged his arms around the gleaming metal. He said it was heavy (that probably had something to do with the functioning toaster inside ). When an ISU staffer protested his attempt to leave with the trophy, Noel ignored it and left carrying the trophy after his final college game. Iowa State defensive lineman J.R. Singleton (58) and wide receiver Jaylin Noel hold up the championship trophy after winning the Pop Tarts Bowl on Saturday against Miami in Orlando. That fact his college career is over hadn’t registered with him in the moment. “It has not hit me yet,” Noel said. “I love this team so much. I love coach (Matt Campbell) for everything he's done for me. This team means the world to me, and there's no better way to go out than a champion.” Noel finished a remarkable four-year career with the Cyclones. Saturday, he caught his 245th career pass at ISU, moving into second in program history past Alan Lazard (2014-17). He is fourth all-time in school history with 4,226 all-purpose yards. On ISU’s game-winning drive, Noel caught three passes for 51 yards and rushed once for four yards. Doing a little bit of everything is a fitting way for Noel to finish his career. Noel will find a place with an NFL team next year and could have opted out of the bowl game, but said he had to play because that’s what leaders do. Beau Freyler's Iowa State teammates made sure he celebrated last game from the Pop-Tarts Bowl stage “It's meant the world to me,” Noel said. “For me, to be able to be a leader on this team ... I had to play for them. Those guys come in every day and look up to me, and if I wasn't going to play, then that's just not what leaders do, I feel like. To be able to play in this game and be able to go out there one last time with this team, it means everything to me.” Iowa State wide receiver Jaylin Noel (13) runs after a reception before he is tackled by Miami defensive back Zaquan Patterson (20) during the the Pop Tarts Bowl Saturday in Orlando. Campbell pointed out Noel could have opted out, but instead chose to play and finished his career with eight catches for 117 yards and a touchdown. That’s the kind of leadership Noel has provided ISU since his freshman year. “When you have a great locker room and your players demand it every day, it's pretty easy for everybody else to fall in line,” Campbell said. “We are really fortunate, because in our locker r oom, our players demand greatness every day." 3 burning questions facing Iowa State football as offseason begins Ben Hutchens is an Iowa State University beat writer for the Lee Enterprises network. Follow him on X or send him an email at Ben.Hutchens@lee.net . Get local news delivered to your inbox!PNG Hunters utility Joshua Mire said he hopes to make the next block of the pre-season training with the aim to get more game time if he makes the team. Mire did not have much game time this year, but is appreciative that he was given the opportunity to play a couple of matches in the finals and eventually made the PNG Prime Minister’s XIII side to end the year. He played five matches to make a total of 11 appearances since making his debut in 2023. “Training has been going really well with a lot of new faces and we are learning a lot of new things for five weeks now,” he said. “My goal this season if I make the team is to be consistent and hopefully make the PMs 13 and possible a call-up to the PNG Kumuls. “A lot of players have moved from this year, and it’s good to see more players coming through the pathway to fill the gaps.” This week will be the final hit-out before the break for the festive season.
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NORMAN, Okla. (AP) — Jalon Moore scored 16 of his 22 points in the second half, freshman star Jeremiah Fears added 19 and No. 12 Oklahoma remained one of the four unbeaten teams in Division I men's basketball by putting away a pesky Prairie View squad, 89-67 on Sunday. Prairie View cut the Oklahoma lead to single digits on several occasions in the second half, but could get no closer than eight before the Sooners (13-0) eventually pushed the lead above 20 points in the closing minutes. Oklahoma took a 43-32 halftime lead despite hitting only one field goal in the final 10 minutes. The Sooners compensated for that drought by hitting 18 of 19 free throws in the first 20 minutes. Duke Miles was 7 for 7 at the foul line and hit both field goal attempts, both 3-pointers, scoring 13 of his 17 points in the first half. Fears, twice the SEC freshman of the week this season, shot 7 of 11 to eclipse his average of 18 points per game. The loss was the 12th straight for Prairie View (1-12), with its only win this season coming against a non-NCAA team. Tanahj Pettaway scored 22 points and Marcel Bryant had 14. Oklahoma couldn’t put the Panthers away despite taking double-digits leads on several occasions in the game. Prairie View will finally return home for the first time in two months after playing 12 straight road games. Prairie View cut the Sooners' lead to nine for the final time with 8 minutes to play, before Moore sparked a 22-9 finish to clinch the victory. Oklahoma shot 35 free throws, hitting 32. Prairie View was just 5 for 7. The Sooners open the new year and SEC play at Alabama on Saturday afternoon. Prairie View hosts Grambling in its SWAC opener Saturday afternoon. Get poll alerts and updates on the AP Top 25 throughout the season. Sign up here . AP college basketball: https://apnews.com/hub/ap-top-25-college-basketball-poll and College Basketball News: Rankings, Scores, Stats & More
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Daily Post Nigeria EPL: Liverpool open eight-point gap with 5-0 win over West Ham Home News Politics Metro Entertainment Sport Sport EPL: Liverpool open eight-point gap with 5-0 win over West Ham Published on December 29, 2024 By Ifreke Inyang Liverpool are now eight points clear at the top of the Premier League, thanks to a 5-0 win over West Ham on Sunday. Luis Diaz, Cody Gakpo and Mohamed Salah all scored in the first half to give the Reds a commanding lead at the London Stadium. Trent Alexander-Arnold and Diogo Jota added more goals after the break as Arne Slot’s men coasted to victory. Liverpool now have 45 points after 18 fixtures, while Nottingham Forest are currently second with 37 points. Arsenal are on 36 points and Chelsea, who are away at Ipswich on Monday, have 35 points. Related Topics: EPL liverpool West Ham Don't Miss EPL: We’re far from winning title — Guardiola You may like EPL: We’re far from winning title — Guardiola EPL: ‘It’s a relief’ – Guardiola reacts to Man City’s 2-0 win over Leicester City EPL: They’re total opposite – Maguire compares Amorim with Ten Hag EPL: Fulham boss raves about Iwobi ahead Bournemouth clash EPL: Jody Morris snubs Palmer, names Chelsea’s best player this season EPL: They’ll still lose regardless – Sutton predicts Leicester City vs Man City Advertise About Us Contact Us Privacy-Policy Terms Copyright © Daily Post Media LtdWhat a merger between Nissan and Honda means for the automakers and the industry
ORLANDO, Fla. — Jaylin Noel wanted to go out lifting a trophy. In the Camping World Stadium media room after Iowa State’s 42-41 win in the Pop-Tarts Bowl, ISU's senior receiver stepped down from the podium and walked straight to the trophy. 5 takeaways from Iowa State vs Miami: Carson Hansen positions himself to be lead back in 2025 Noel bear-hugged his arms around the gleaming metal. He said it was heavy (that probably had something to do with the functioning toaster inside ). When an ISU staffer protested his attempt to leave with the trophy, Noel ignored it and left carrying the trophy after his final college game. Iowa State defensive lineman J.R. Singleton (58) and wide receiver Jaylin Noel hold up the championship trophy after winning the Pop Tarts Bowl on Saturday against Miami in Orlando. That fact his college career is over hadn’t registered with him in the moment. “It has not hit me yet,” Noel said. “I love this team so much. I love coach (Matt Campbell) for everything he's done for me. This team means the world to me, and there's no better way to go out than a champion.” Noel finished a remarkable four-year career with the Cyclones. Saturday, he caught his 245th career pass at ISU, moving into second in program history past Alan Lazard (2014-17). He is fourth all-time in school history with 4,226 all-purpose yards. On ISU’s game-winning drive, Noel caught three passes for 51 yards and rushed once for four yards. Doing a little bit of everything is a fitting way for Noel to finish his career. Noel will find a place with an NFL team next year and could have opted out of the bowl game, but said he had to play because that’s what leaders do. Beau Freyler's Iowa State teammates made sure he celebrated last game from the Pop-Tarts Bowl stage “It's meant the world to me,” Noel said. “For me, to be able to be a leader on this team ... I had to play for them. Those guys come in every day and look up to me, and if I wasn't going to play, then that's just not what leaders do, I feel like. To be able to play in this game and be able to go out there one last time with this team, it means everything to me.” Iowa State wide receiver Jaylin Noel (13) runs after a reception before he is tackled by Miami defensive back Zaquan Patterson (20) during the the Pop Tarts Bowl Saturday in Orlando. Campbell pointed out Noel could have opted out, but instead chose to play and finished his career with eight catches for 117 yards and a touchdown. That’s the kind of leadership Noel has provided ISU since his freshman year. “When you have a great locker room and your players demand it every day, it's pretty easy for everybody else to fall in line,” Campbell said. “We are really fortunate, because in our locker r oom, our players demand greatness every day." 3 burning questions facing Iowa State football as offseason begins Ben Hutchens is an Iowa State University beat writer for the Lee Enterprises network. Follow him on X or send him an email at Ben.Hutchens@lee.net . Get local news delivered to your inbox!PNG Hunters utility Joshua Mire said he hopes to make the next block of the pre-season training with the aim to get more game time if he makes the team. Mire did not have much game time this year, but is appreciative that he was given the opportunity to play a couple of matches in the finals and eventually made the PNG Prime Minister’s XIII side to end the year. He played five matches to make a total of 11 appearances since making his debut in 2023. “Training has been going really well with a lot of new faces and we are learning a lot of new things for five weeks now,” he said. “My goal this season if I make the team is to be consistent and hopefully make the PMs 13 and possible a call-up to the PNG Kumuls. “A lot of players have moved from this year, and it’s good to see more players coming through the pathway to fill the gaps.” This week will be the final hit-out before the break for the festive season.
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NORMAN, Okla. (AP) — Jalon Moore scored 16 of his 22 points in the second half, freshman star Jeremiah Fears added 19 and No. 12 Oklahoma remained one of the four unbeaten teams in Division I men's basketball by putting away a pesky Prairie View squad, 89-67 on Sunday. Prairie View cut the Oklahoma lead to single digits on several occasions in the second half, but could get no closer than eight before the Sooners (13-0) eventually pushed the lead above 20 points in the closing minutes. Oklahoma took a 43-32 halftime lead despite hitting only one field goal in the final 10 minutes. The Sooners compensated for that drought by hitting 18 of 19 free throws in the first 20 minutes. Duke Miles was 7 for 7 at the foul line and hit both field goal attempts, both 3-pointers, scoring 13 of his 17 points in the first half. Fears, twice the SEC freshman of the week this season, shot 7 of 11 to eclipse his average of 18 points per game. The loss was the 12th straight for Prairie View (1-12), with its only win this season coming against a non-NCAA team. Tanahj Pettaway scored 22 points and Marcel Bryant had 14. Oklahoma couldn’t put the Panthers away despite taking double-digits leads on several occasions in the game. Prairie View will finally return home for the first time in two months after playing 12 straight road games. Prairie View cut the Sooners' lead to nine for the final time with 8 minutes to play, before Moore sparked a 22-9 finish to clinch the victory. Oklahoma shot 35 free throws, hitting 32. Prairie View was just 5 for 7. The Sooners open the new year and SEC play at Alabama on Saturday afternoon. Prairie View hosts Grambling in its SWAC opener Saturday afternoon. Get poll alerts and updates on the AP Top 25 throughout the season. Sign up here . AP college basketball: https://apnews.com/hub/ap-top-25-college-basketball-poll and College Basketball News: Rankings, Scores, Stats & More
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