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Lithuania and Croatia have the honor of being the final game of Men’s Olympic Basketball group stage, and the results of the 9:30 PM EST game could have major results on who moves onto the quarterfinals elimination round. Currently, Lithuania is tied for first place with Argentina in Group play, but because they won their head-to-head matchup they get the nod should both teams win tonight.

Obviously, Lithuania would like to be #1 and take on Group A #4 Serbia (over #3 France), but to do that they’ll have to beat a Croatian team that needs a win to guarantee their place in the quarter-finals. In order to get that win, they’ll need Raptor’s big Donatas Motiejūnas to dominate on the rebounding and defensive end, plus get some help from the homie Mindaugas Kuzminskas who just signed to the NY Knicks this summer. Kuzminskas scored 23 points in their win over Argentina, but seemed to disappear against Spain. To be fair though, everyone disappeared against Spain who won that game in an absolute rout, 109-59.

Lithuania vs. Croatia Olympic Basketball Game Viewing Details

Date: Monday, August 15th, 2016
Time: 9:30 PM EST
Event: Men’s Basketball
Teams: Brazil vs. Nigeria
TV Channel: Basketball Specialty Network
Referees: Borys Ryzhyk (UKR), Steven Anderson (USA), Piotr Pastusiak (POL)
Where: Carioca Arena 1 | Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

How To Stream Lithuania vs. Croatia On Your Mobile Device

The game is going to be aired on the Basketball Specialty Network, which is part of the NBC family of networks, so NBC will be providing the live stream. Your best bet for a quality stream is going to be via the NBC Sports app, which has been already been live streaming Olympic soccer coverage for a few days now.

The only downside to the free app is that it requires a cable subscription log-in. That being said, if you don’t have one you can just ask your friends and family. The NBC Sports app works great for both mobile phones and tablets.

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How To Stream Lithuania vs. Croatia on Your Computer

Similar to our suggestion for watching the Lithuania vs. Croatia game on your mobile, head to NBC for the official coverage of the games. NBCOlympics.com is the official provider of online streams and NBCOlympics will even provide viewers with a free 30-minute preview for first-time users. (No word on whether or not that temporary pass will reset in incognito mode, but the safe bet is that it won’t.)

You can live stream the game at NBCOlympics.com

This is one of the toughest things I’ve ever had to watch. Daniel ‘Danny’ Fitzpatrick’s slife ended last Thursday when the 13-year-old from Staten Island committed suicide in the attic of his home.

According to Inquisitr, the young teen left behind a suicide note to explain to his family the circumstances in his life that led him to believe that his death was the only way to put an end to his pain.

A Fox News report claims that instead of helping, administrators at a Brooklyn Catholic school – Holy Angels Catholic Academy- sent child-welfare investigators to the family of the 13-year-old boy.

The Fitzpatricks have set up a Go Fund Me page to give Danny a proper burial. They have raised over $110,000 so far. You can donate here.

Anna Voloshyna is the a smoking hot 24-year-old Ukrainian synchro swimmer. During her competitive swimming career, Anna has won a whopping 15 medals at the European Championships – including gold in the combination routine and team free routine. She has also won four World bronze medals during the course of her career.

Voloshyna finished fourth at the solo free routine and solo technical routine at the 2015 World Aquatics Championships, which came just a couple of days after she won a bronze medal in duet free routine in duet with Lolita Ananasova.

At the 2016 Rio Olympics, Anna went viral, and rightfully so, for the playful ‘strip tease’ she did before entering the pool. During the Games, she’s competing in both Women’s Duet and Women’s Team synchronised swimming. You can see why the internet loved her video so much for yourself below.

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Madison Kocian is a 19-year-old U.S. Olympic artistic gymnast. The Dallas, Texas native made her first Olympic appearance in Rio, but she already had plenty of experience in big time international competition. She won team all-around golds at the 2014 and 2015 World Championships, and she brought home gold in the uneven bars at the 2015 World Championships.

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Madison made her Olympic debut count, winning two medals at the 2016 Summer Olympics. She won the team all-around gold with Simone Biles, Gabby Douglas, Laurie Hernandez, and Aly Raisman, as the “Final Five” coasted to victory with a score of 184.897. They beat second place Russia by more than eight points.

After winning a team gold on Tuesday, August 9, Madison came through with a terrific encore performance. On Sunday, August 14, she won silver in the uneven bars, narrowly missing out on gold by the slimmest of margins. Madison’s score of 15.833 was just 0.067 of a point behind gold medal winner Aliya Mustafina of Russia.

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Let’s celebrate Madison’s two medals by taking a look at 22 of her hottest photos. USA! USA! USA!

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The NFL will suspend the four active players at the forefront of a PED probe- Clay Matthews, James Harrison, Julius Peppers and Mike Neal- if they don’t provide interviews to the league by August 25. USA Today first broke the story.

Those four players were implicated in the Al Jazeera America report that also implicated former Broncos quarterback Peyton Manning, who provided an interview to clear his name.

Matthews and Peppers are teammates for the Green Bay Packers, Harrison plays for the Pittsburgh Steelers, and Neal is currently a free agent. All four players play the linebacker position.

In a letter addressed to the NFL Players Association, league executive Adolpho Birch wrote what would happen if the interviews were not provided by the deadline:

The suspension for each such player will begin on Friday, August 26 and will continue until he has fully participated in an interview with league investigators, after which the Commissioner will determine whether and when the suspension should be lifted.

 

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Joseph Gordon-Levitt stars as NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden in the upcoming movie Snowden, but whereas Snowden is secluded somewhere in Russia, the movie star has no problem making himself seen right in the middle of New York City.

Check out this video of the suave movie star drumming out like an absolute madman in a Big Apple subway station while wearing a suit. If you’re going to make this kind of video you can’t hold back, and thankfully Gordon-Levitt went balls-to-the-wall for our enjoyment.

Definitely one of the more talented young actors around, Gordon-Levitt shows himself to be a pretty damn good drummer as well.

The New York Daily News writes:

The random act is part of his initiative called “Everyday Spectacular” —a collaboration between his production company HitRecord and mobile device company LG — which challenges artists to entertain in public and upload videos of their spontaneous shows.

And in typical New York City fashion, some people in the video turn to check out the movie star’s drum solo but many others couldn’t care less.

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Johnny Manziel is currently out of the NFL and a laughingstock after numerous personal problems derailed the former first-round pick’s career. But it was only 2012 when “Johnny Football” made history by becoming the first Freshman to ever win the Heisman trophy. While Manziel clearly couldn’t handle the pressure accompanying that early success, there’s no doubt that for his two seasons at Texas A&M he was impressive.

Thus, the quarterback was deservingly included in The Tennessean’s 64-man bracket to name the best football player in the history of the SEC, one of college football’s most storied conferences. But then the controversial Johnny Football actually won the fan-voted contest.

After Manziel was announced the winner, The Tennessean’s  David Ammenheuser wrote:

Johnny Manziel made a mockery of The Tennessean’s Heroes of the SEC fan-balloting contest.

The former Texas A&M quarterback beat former Auburn great Bo Jackson in the championship round of the bracket-style fan balloting.

When the contest ended Monday, Manziel beat Jackson by a 95.3-4.7 percent edge.

It wasn’t close. And, frankly, it’s embarrassing.

So yeah, in reality Johnny Manziel probably wasn’t the best player in the SEC. Sometimes being a loose cannon with name recognition is all you need to win a popularity contest. Just ask the Republican presidential nominee. But in the end, no matter how badly Manziel screws up his life going forward, he can always take comfort in being named the SEC’s greatest ever player.

So Jerry Jones, you have the chance to sign the SEC’s GOAT. Please do it. And I’m not just saying that because I’m a Giants fan. Votes don’t lie; Johnny Manziel is the greatest, and he can be all yours, Jerry.

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The first Women’s Olympic Quarterfinals Basketball game will be between Australia and Serbia at 10:00 AM today. Although the game will be aired on TV on the Basketball Specialty Channel (our new favorite TV network these past couple weeks), you can also catch the AUS vs SER game via live stream. Australia earned their game against Serbia by placing #1 in Group A, winning all five of the games they played in the preliminary group stages.

It’s not hard to call the fact that Australia will be favored to win the game outright, but anything’s possible in the elimination rounds.

Australia vs. Serbia Olympic Basketball Game Viewing Details

Date: Tuesday, August 16th, 2016
Time: 10:00 AM EST
Event: Women’s Basketball
Teams: Australia vs. Serbia
TV Channel: Basketball Specialty Network
Where: Carioca Arena 1 | Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

How To Stream Australia vs. Serbia On Your Mobile Device

The game is going to be aired on the Basketball Specialty Channel, which is part of the NBC family of networks, so NBC will be providing the live stream. Your best bet for a quality stream is going to be via the NBC Sports app, which has been already been live streaming Olympic soccer coverage for a few days now.

The only downside to the free app is that it requires a cable subscription log-in. That being said, if you don’t have one you can just ask your friends and family. The NBC Sports app works great for both mobile phones and tablets.

Download NBC Sports for iTunes Store | Google Play Store

How To Stream Australia vs. Serbia on Your Computer

Similar to our suggestion for watching the Australia vs. Serbia game on your mobile, head to NBC for the official coverage of the games. NBCOlympics.com is the official provider of online streams and NBCOlympics will even provide viewers with a free 30-minute preview for first-time users. (No word on whether or not that temporary pass will reset in incognito mode, but the safe bet is that it won’t.)

You can live stream the game at NBCOlympics.com

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Women’s pole vault kicks off this week as we head down the back stretch of the 2016 Summer Olympic Games in Rio, and we couldn’t be more excited.  We’ve been huge fans of the sport for years, following such incredible vaulters like 2 time gold medalist Yelena Isinbayeva and internet phenom Allison Stokke (contrary to popular belief, Stokke has never qualified or participated in an Olympic games).  These women are just awesome to watch.  They are fearless, ridiculously fit and impossibly graceful as they fly through the air in this incredibly dangerous sport.

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Although men’s pole vault has been present on the Olympic athletics programme since the first Summer Games in 1896, women’s pole vault is a relative newcomer.  Rio marks only the fifth Olympics to feature women’s pole vaulting.  Since it’s inclusion in Sydney in 2000, the event has only been won by 2 countries, The United States and Russia.  This year, with the controversy surrounding disqualified Russian vaulter Isinbayeva, the US is looking like a very strong contender to bring home the gold. Keep your eyes on returning gold medalist at the 2012 London Games Jenn Suhr, Sandi Morris and Arkansas student Lexi Weeks, as they aim to make America proud.

Qualification heats take place on Tuesday, August 16th at 8:45 am with the final on Friday, August 19th at 7:30 pm.  To prepare you for the upcoming vault competition, we’ve put together an incredible collection of photos of the hottest women pole vaulters competing in Rio.

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Lexi Weeks

USA

Alexis Weeks, a.k.a Lexi Week is a 19 year-old first time Olympian attending her sophomore year at the University of Arkansas.  She won the NCAA Division I Indoor and Outdoor Championships.  Lexi has an identical twin sister Tori, who is also a pole vaulter for Arkansas.

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Angelica Bengtsson

Sweden

Angelica Bengtsson is a Swedish pole vaulter representing Sweden in the 2016 Olympics.  She broke the youth world record in 2010 and the world junior record with a vault of 4.63 meters.  Her person outdoor best is 4.61 m.

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Alana Boyd

Australia

Australia’s Alana Boyd is the daughter of two former Australian Olympians.  Rio is the second Olympics for the 32 year-old vaulter.  She finished 11th at the 2012 Games in London.

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Marina Kylypko

Ukraine

We don’t know much about Ukraine’s Maria Kylypko, except that she was born on November 10th, 1995, stands, 5’5″ and weighs in at 127lbs.

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Lisa Ryzih

Germany

Originally from Omsk, Soviet Union, the 27 year-old pole vaulter Lisa Ryzih has been winning championships since 2003. Rio is Ryzih’s 2nd Olympic games.  She finished 6th at the 2012 Olympic Games in London. Lisa’s personal best is 4.71 m.  Her sister Nastia Ryikh a.k.a Anastasija Reibeger is also a champion pole vaulter.

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Sandi Morris

USA

24 year-old Sandi Morris is the current American outdoor record holder in pole vault, breaking fellow USA teammate Jenn Suhr’s record with a 4.93 m vault in July and scored her personal best indoor vault of 4.95 m in March.  Like Lexi Weeks, Sandi also attended the University of Arkansas. Go Razorbacks!

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Nikoleta Kyriakopoulou

Greece

30 year-old Greek vaulter Nikoleta Kyriakopoulou is no stranger to the Olympics.  2016 marks her 3rd appearance in the games.   Although she Nikoleta has yet to finish strong, She has been vaulting well the past year, having won third in the 2015 World Championships in Beijing.  Her personal outdoor best is 4.83 m.

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Ling Li

China

Ling Li is a 27 year-old pole vauter representing China in 2016 Rio Olympic Games.  This is her 2nd Olympics.  She finished 30th in the 2012 London Games.  In 2016, Ling won the Asian Indoor Championships in Qatar with a personal best vault of 4.70 m.

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Sonia Malavisi

Italy

Sonia Malavisi is an Italian pole vaulter representing Italy at the 2016 Olympic Games.  The 21 year-old began her athletic career in Artistic Gymnastics before switching to pole vaulting.  Her personal best vault is 4.50 m.

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Eliza McCartney

New Zealand

Auckland native Eliza McCartney comes from a long line of athletes.  Her mother was a gymnast and her father a high jumper.  At 19, she is one of the youngest track and field competitors at the 2016 Games.  She was a successful high jumper before making the switch to pole vaulting in 2011.  Her outdoor personal best vault is 4.80 m.

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Michaela Meijer

Sweden

23 year-old Swedish pole vaulter Michaela Meijer is making her Olympic debut in Rio.  Her personal outdoor best is 4.55 m.

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Jenn Suhr

USA

Team USA’s Jenn Suhr is the current Olympic and World champion and the indoor world record holder at 5.03 m.  Considered the favorite to win gold in Rio, Jenn’s status has become a little uncertain leading up to Tuesday’s qualifiers. Her coach / husband Rick Suhr announced on Facebook that Jenn has contracted a really “nasty virus”, but will compete despite respiratory complications.   Here’s to strong qualification and hopefully some rest leading up to Friday’s final.

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Angelica Moser

Switzerland

At only 18, the Rio Olympics are a first for Swiss pole vaulter Angelica Moser.  Moser won gold at the 2014 Youth Olympic Games and placed first at the 2015 European Junior Championships.  Her personal best for outdoors is 4.41 m.

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Fabiana Murer

Brazil

Brazil native Fabiana Murer is certain to be a crowd favorite as she competes on her home turf at the Rio Olympics.  Murer holds the South American record with an indoor best of 4.82 m. and outdoor best of 4.87 m.  This is Fabiana’s third Olympics.

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Wilma Murto

Finland

18 year-old Wilma Murto is considered to be one of the most promising athletes in Finland.  She made her international debut at the young age of 16. Murto’s personal best is 4.71 m.

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Anicka Newell

Canada

Despite being Texas native, Anicka Newell is competing under the Canadian flag in the 2016 Rio Olympic Games.  She is eligible to compete for Canada due to her mother’s Canadian citizenship.  We don’t know too much else “ABOOT’ Anika, except that she attends one of our favorite universities Texas State.  Go Bobcats!

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Alysha Newman

Canada

University of Miami alumn Alysha Newman is the 2nd ‘Canadian’ competing in the pole vault for Canada.  She currently holds the Canadian women’s record with a personal best of 4.61 m.

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Minna Nikkanen

Finland

Minna Nikkanen is the second Finnish vaulter to make our list.  The 28 year-old Nikkanen finished 26th at the 2012 London Games.  Her personal best is 4.60 m.

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Marta Onofre

Portugal

Pole vaulter Marta Onofre is the current Portuguese record holder with a personal best of 4.51 m. indoors.

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Robeilys Peinado

Venezuela

Robeilys Peinado is the third 18 year-old to make our list.  She originally started competing as a gymnast, but switched to pole vaulting at 12 when she became too tall for the sport.  She holds the national record for Venezuela with a personal best of 4.60 m.

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Tori Pena

Ireland

California native and former UCLA Bruin Tori Pena is competing for Ireland at the 2016 Olympic games.  She is eligible to compete for Ireland because her maternal grandmother was born in Derry.  Pena’s personal best is 4.60 m.

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Jirina Ptacnikova

Czech Republic

Czech pole vaulter Jirina Ptacnikova is the daughter of Czech sprinter Frantisek Ptacnik.  Jirina finished 6th at the 2012 London Games and is holds the national record for the Czech Republic with a personal best of 4.76 m.

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A little known fact is that the governing sports bodies (FIFA, FIBA, IAAF, etc.) are the ones ultimately responsible for making sure their events run smoothly at the Olympics. So it comes as no surprise to boxing fans that the “Association Internationale de Boxe Amateur” (AIBA) once again allowed corruption to tarnish their gold medal heavyweight bout.

AIBA judges have repeatedly been at the forefront of asinine decisions when it comes to picking Olympic champions. First, there was the mysterious case of Park Si-Hun who infamously beat Roy Jones Jr in 1988, despite only landing less than half the punches of Jones Jr.

Then, in the 2012 London Olympics, Japanese boxer Satoshi Shimizu knocked down Azerbaijan boxer Magomed Abdulhamidov a total of five times in the last round of the final bantamweight match. Five times. And guess who was awarded the win? Abdulhamidov, by a score of 22-17. It was a disgrace and remains one to this day. You can watch that fight below.

So who’s really all that surprised that during yesterday’s heavyweight gold medal match, between Kazakhstan boxer Vassily Levit and Russian Evgeny Tishchenko, there was a screwjob of epic proportions? Not me. Not a lot of people. And that’s exactly what happened. For the entire match, Levit was in full control of the fight. In the first round, Tischchenko only landed a couple of punches compared to the flurry from Levit.

Then in the third round, Levit opened up a bad cut on Tischchenko. The referee called for a timeout to give the Russian’s corner time to fix him up, but awarded their corner more time than is normally necessary. Most people watching believed it was time to give the Russian some room to recover.

And at the end, when Tischchenko was awarded the win despite being completely outboxed, the fans started booing loudly. Via BadLeftHook:

The fans in Rio booed the decision, and mightily cheered Levit when he returned for the medal ceremony. They also booed Tishchenko, but Levit motioned for them to stop, if nothing else understanding that Tishchenko was not the person to blame for the decision.

Is this the last year we see boxing as an Olympic event? If not, something needs to be changed because frankly, this is an embarrassment.

US Olympian Pole Vaulter Jenn Suhr is one of the greatest pole vaulters in the history of the sport and currently has 17 national titles, the most of any current US Track & Field athlete. So it’s a complete bummer that she’s going to have to compete in Rio with some sort of severe “mysterious illness.” Her husband and trainer posted to Facebook her situation:

Jenn has fallen ill, quite ill in the last two days. This morning it has really kicked in, she has lost her voice almost completely. Seems she picked up a nasty virus here and has caused respiratory complications. This sucks, and I mean really sucks! Seems so unfair, we came here in the greatest shape of our life. 4 years of total dedication eaten up in one nasty virus that is only getting worse. We have to compete tomorrow and have both decided not to withdraw. Hoping the antibiotics and other meds given by our doctors help. But this does not look good. We will fight the good fight. God has blessed us with Olympic gold and silver in the past. So I can’t be angry. I am just so disappointed.

Suhr will compete in the semi-finals on Tuesday, choosing to start from the height of 4.45 meters. If she can survive the semi-finals on Tuesday, she’ll have until Friday to get better.

Check out her hottest photos in the gallery below.

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Spain and Turkey face off today in the second game of Olympic Women’s Basketball quarterfinals action today at 1:30 PM EST. Spain finished second in Group B behind the USA, so they’ll take on Turkey who earned the #3 seed in Group A. These two teams played each other in the 2014 World Cup semifinal, when Spain beat 66-65, but things are a little different this go around.

The Turks are led by LaToya Sanders, a Turkish-American basketball player who’s the second-leading scorer in the Olympic games. She’s looking for revenge and to prove that the Turks, who’ve never won a medal in the World Cup or the Olympics, are not a team to mess with. Check out the action on the Basketball Specialty Network, or via live stream below.

Spain vs. Turkey Olympic Basketball Game Viewing Details

Date: Tuesday, August 16th, 2016
Time: 1:30 PM EST
Event: Women’s Basketball
Teams: Spain vs. Turkey
TV Channel: Basketball Specialty Network
Referees: Cristiano Maranho (BRA), Anne Panther (GER), Leandro Lezcano (ARG)
Where: Carioca Arena 1 | Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

How To Stream Spain vs. Turkey On Your Mobile Device

The game is going to be aired on the Basketball Specialty Channel, which is part of the NBC family of networks, so NBC will be providing the live stream. Your best bet for a quality stream is going to be via the NBC Sports app, which has been already been live streaming Olympic soccer coverage for a few days now.

The only downside to the free app is that it requires a cable subscription log-in. That being said, if you don’t have one you can just ask your friends and family. The NBC Sports app works great for both mobile phones and tablets.

Download NBC Sports for iTunes Store | Google Play Store

How To Stream Spain vs. Turkey on Your Computer

Similar to our suggestion for watching the Spain vs. Turkey game on your mobile, head to NBC for the official coverage of the games. NBCOlympics.com is the official provider of online streams and NBCOlympics will even provide viewers with a free 30-minute preview for first-time users. (No word on whether or not that temporary pass will reset in incognito mode, but the safe bet is that it won’t.)

You can live stream the game at NBCOlympics.com

You might have heard the rough news that up to six people were abducted and kidnapped from the La Leche restaurant in Puerta Vallarta last night. Now we’re learning that one of the six was none other than El Chapo’s son, Ivan Archivaldo Guzmán, who assumed control of his father’s business after he was put in jail.

Jalisco attorney general Eduardo Almaguer told Radio Formula that “it is presumed,” though not yet certain, that Ivan Archivaldo Guzmán was among the kidnapped men.

Experts say Guzmán assumed control of parts of his father’s business after he was re-arrested in January [sources].

Police forces, who have grown pretty accustomed to the insane violence that surrounds cartels, commented that they found it strange members of cartels would be taken without any gunfire. Whether they’ll use him as blackmail bait, or just torture him to infuriate El Chapo, we’ll have to wait and see.

Who Is Ivan Guzman?

Ivan Archivaldo Guzman is the son of El Chapo, the former head of the Sinaloa Cartel–the biggest drug gang in the world. Since El Chapo’s arrest earlier this year, it is believed that Ivan took over his father’s business affairs.

Ivan has been linked to his father multiple times, but mostly in reference to mistakes. It was believed that Ivan once posted a photo on Twitter of his father, failing to remove the location data from the picture. Additionally, the Sinaloa Cartel blames Ivan for connecting Sean Penn and Kate Del Castillo with El Chapo–a move that eventually led to his capture.

What Happened?

It’s presumed that Ivan Guzman, five of his associates, and four female partners were dining and partying at La Leche restaurant around 1 AM when a group of seven armed men entered the restaurant. The women were left alone, as were the other patrons of the restaurant, but Guzman and five others were taken away.

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The United States Women’s National Basketball team will play against Japan in the quarterfinals of the Olympics tonight at 5:45 PM EST. You’ll be able to watch USA vs Japan on the NBC Sports Network or via a live stream on your mobile device or computer.

Led by the greatest female players in the world, Team USA has been winning their games handily against opponents and we don’t expect that to change tonight against Japan. The Japanese only won three out of their five Group B games, one of which was against Brazil–the weakest team in the tournament.

The USA is expected to win by 38 points, although truthfully that number could end up being much bigger if Japan doesn’t find a way to stop the USA from grabbing offensive boards and easy points in the paint.

USA vs. Japan Olympic Basketball Game Viewing Details

Date: Tuesday, August 16th, 2016
Time: 5:45 PM EST
Event: Women’s Basketball
Teams: USA vs. Japan
TV Channel: NBC Sports Network
Referees: Carlos Peruga (ESP), Duan Zhu (CHN), Carlos Júlio (ANG)
Where: Carioca Arena 1 | Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

How To Stream USA vs. Japan On Your Mobile Device

The game is going to be aired on the NBC Sports Network, which is part of the NBC family of networks, so NBC will be providing the live stream. Your best bet for a quality stream is going to be via the NBC Sports app, which has been already been live streaming Olympic soccer coverage for a few days now.

The only downside to the free app is that it requires a cable subscription log-in. That being said, if you don’t have one you can just ask your friends and family. The NBC Sports app works great for both mobile phones and tablets.

Download NBC Sports for iTunes Store | Google Play Store

How To Stream USA vs. Japan on Your Computer

Similar to our suggestion for watching the Spain vs. Turkey game on your mobile, head to NBC for the official coverage of the games. NBCOlympics.com is the official provider of online streams and NBCOlympics will even provide viewers with a free 30-minute preview for first-time users. (No word on whether or not that temporary pass will reset in incognito mode, but the safe bet is that it won’t.)

You can live stream the game at NBCOlympics.com

Austin Kelly Harrouff, a 19-year-old FSU student, was arrested for the gruesome and horrible murder of John Stevens III and his wife, Michelle Mishcon, on Monday night. Police who arrived at the scene needed three deputies, a taser, and canine unit to pull Harrouff off of Stevens, at which point they also learned that the psychopath had also bitten off a piece of the man’s face.

Who Is Austin Harrouff?

Austin Harrouff is a current student at FSU (not for much longer) who hails from Jupiter, FL. He was in Miami with a couple of his fraternity brothers but was last seen dining with his parents at Duffy’s, a local sports bar.

His Facebook page states that he’s a member of the Alpha Delta Phi fraternity.

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What Happened?

Harrouff was having dinner with his parents, who reported that he stormed out of dinner extremely angry. The Daily News reports they went so far as to call the police. “His parents called the police after he became angry, possibly over slow service, and walked out of a local sports bar named Duffy’s.” His parents must have contacted his fraternity brothers because they all started looking for Harrouff.

The next time that Harrouff was seen, he was spotted in the driveway by a female deputy who responded to a stabbing 911 call. Harrouff was on top of John Stevens III, biting pieces of his face off. The female officer hit him with a taser, which apparently had zero effect. Once they were able to successfully subdue him, they learned the extent of his crime.

From The Daily News:

Snyder said Harrouff didn’t know the couple before the 10:30 p.m. attack, which he called “completely unprovoked and random,” the Miami Herald reported. Investigators said Harrouff used a switchblade and several “weapons of opportunity” in the couple’s garage.

“There was an enormous amount of violence in that garage,” Snyder said. He noted deputies found the woman’s body in the garage. Investigators believe Stevens fought for his life before Harrouff killed him and started biting off chunks of his face.

Additionally, Harrouff had injured the couple’s neighbor, who initially tried to subdue the suspect. But after severe trauma, the good samaritan was forced to back off and call 911.

Originally, Harrouff gave a fake identity to the police, but he was eventually identified. When he arrived at the hospital, police say that he was making animal noises.

Police investigating the crime expect that some sort of synthetic drug will be ultimately responsible for the gruesome and extremely violent crime. Earlier tests for cocaine and marijuana came up negative, although the “Flakka” or “K2” tests can take a little longer.

Austin Harrouff, an FSU student, has been arrested and charged with a gruesome double murder in Miami that involved biting the faces off of one of his victims. The 19-year-old had to be subdued by three police officers armed with a taser and a K9 unit around 9:30 P.M. on Monday night.

You can read more about the grisly murder in the post below.

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We pulled a couple of photos from Harrouff’s Facebook page below, in addition to some pictures from the scene, and a photo that’s probably his driver’s license or freshman FSU ID.

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Women’s beach volleyball has hands down been one of the highlights of the 2016 Summer Olympics. The competition has been fierce, and the ladies have been looking gorgeous. Whoever decided to make bikinis the official uniform of women’s beach volleyball deserves a Nobel Prize. Talk about a humanitarian.

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The field of 24 teams is now down to just four, as the tournament has reached the semifinals. There’s no better way to recap the action and get ready for the remaining games than by taking a look at the hottest beach volleyball players of Rio.

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April Ross – USA

Age: 34

April Ross and Kerri Walsh Jennings have made it to the semifinals to face Ágatha Bednarczuk and Bárbara Seixas of Brazil. This is Ross’ first Olympics with Walsh Jennings, but she did win silver with Jennifer Kessy at the 2012 Games.

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Kerri Walsh Jennings – USA

Age: 38

Walsh Jennings won three straight gold medals with Misty May-Treanor at the 2004, 2008, and 2012 Games. After May-Treanor’s retirement, Walsh Jennings paired up with Ross, and the duo is currently in the semifinals.

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Elsa Baquerizo & Liliana Fernández – Spain

Ages: Elsa (29) & Liliana (29)

This was Elsa and Liliana’s second straight Olympics together, and in both Games they were eliminated in the round of 16. In 2012, they were eliminated by Greta Cicolari and Marta Menegatti of Italy, and in 2016, Ekaterina Birlova and Evgenia Ukolova of Russia sent them home.

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Joana Heidrich & Nadine Zumkehr – Switzerland

Age: Joana (24) & Nadine (31)

This was Joana and Nadine’s first Olympics together, and they made it to the quarterfinals before getting eliminated by Talita Antunes and Larissa França of Brazil in a 2-1 nail-biter.

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Louise Bawden & Taliqua Clancy – Australia

Ages: Louise (35) & Taliqua (24)

This was Louise and Taliqua’s first Olympics together, and they had a very solid showing in Rio. They made it to the quarterfinals before getting swept by Ross and Walsh Jennings of the USA .

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Larissa França & Talita Antunes – Brazil

Ages: Larissa (34) & Talita (33)

Larissa won bronze at the 2012 Olympics with Juliana Silva, but this is her first Games with Talita. The pair has been playing great, and they are set to face Laura Ludwig and Kira Walkenhorst of Germany in the semifinals.

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Madelein Meppelink & Marleen van Iersel – The Netherlands

Ages: Madelein (26) & Marleen (28)

This was the pair’s first Olympics together, and they made it to the round of 16 before losing 2-1 to Heidrich and Zumkehr of Switzerland.

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Brooke Sweat & Lauren Fendrick – USA

Ages: Brooke (30) & Lauren (34)

Both Brooke and Lauren made their Olympic debuts in Rio. Unfortunately, they went 0-3 in group play and finished last in Pool A.

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Barbora Hermannová & Markéta Sluková – Czech Republic

Ages: Barbora (25) & Markéta (28)

This was the pair’s first Olympics together, and they went 1-2 in Pool B. This gave them a spot in the lucky loser playoffs, where they would lose 2-1 to Evgenia Ukolova and Ekaterina Birlova of Russia.

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Olaya Pazo & Norisbeth Agudo – Venezuela

Ages: Olaya (33) & Norisbeth (24)

Both Olaya and Norisbeth made their Olympic debuts in Rio, and they made it to the lucky loser playoffs after going 1-2 in Pool F. They would lose their next match 2-0 to Karla Borger and Britta Büthe of Germany.

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Evgenia Ukolova & Ekaterina Birlova – Russia

Ages: Evgenia (27) & Ekaterina (29)

This was the duo’s second straight Olympic appearance. In 2012, they lost to Xue Chen and Zhang Xi of China in the round of 16. In 2016, they advanced all the way to the quartefinals before getting swept by Ágatha Bednarczuk and Bárbara Seixas of Brazil.

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Jamie Broder & Kristina Valjas – Canada

Ages: Jamie (31) & Kristina (29)

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Ágatha Bednarczuk & Bárbara Seixas – Brazil

Ages: Ágatha (33) & Bárbara (29)

Both Ágatha and Bárbara are making their Olympic debuts in Rio, and they are most definitely making the most out of the opportunity. They are set to face Walsh Jennings and Ross in the semifinals.

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Marta Menegatti – Italy

Age: 25

This was Marta’s second straight Olympic temperance. In 2012, Marta and Greta Cicolari made it to the round of 16 before getting eliminated by May-Treanor and Walsh Jennings of the USA. In 2016, Marta and Laura Giombini were sent home by Ross and Walsh Jennings in the round of 16.

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Anouk Verge-Depre – Switzerland

Age: 24

Anouk made her Olympic debut at Rio with partner and fellow first-timer Isabelle Forrer. The duo got swept by Ludwig and Walkenhorst of Germany in the round of 16.

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Sage Watson is essentially our dream girl: she’s an Olympian, a college student, and a smoking hot blonde. Watson, a 22-year-old, is a Canadian athlete who specializes in the 400-meter hurdles. She has represented her country at the 2015 World Championships in Beijing. During the 2015 World Championships, Watson made it all the way to the semifinals. This past July, she was officially named as a part of Canada’s Olympic Track & Field Team.

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As far as college girls go, Sage Watson is about as great as it gets. A business marketing major at the University of Arizona, Sage seems like she kicks ass in school and also somehow finds a way to be an Olympian. That fact that she’s blonde and super hot also helps too.

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Kevin McReynolds is the founder and CEO of Highlyfe Entertainment, which is, in our opinion, the best promoter for college parties and concerts in the United States. Kevin’s a friend of COED, so we thought that with the school year approaching, you all might like to know how you should go about hiring rappers or artists for your fraternity parties. Here’s his advice…

Whether you’re a social chair in college or just a concerned fraternity brother who wants to have fun, oftentimes you are always thinking of ways to make your events over-the-top and have that “it” factor. So let me give you some tips to help you be successful in your next big event:

What’s important to know when looking to book an artist:

1. Know your budget. Be realistic.

2. Have a first, second, and third option.

3. Consider talent that is not popular at that moment. A less popular at-the-moment artist may have a lot of hits that can give you a lot longer of a show and will also often hang out and take pictures. (Rather than someone who is new and who has one song, but will be more costly and less accessible for your partygoers)

4. Make sure that when you put in a formal offer you have the deposit money ready to go. (This can range anywhere from 50%-70% normally.)

5. Be prepared to get a rider of artist demands. (These are the things the artist need to perform or help them to be as comfortable as possible to give you the best show possible.

Make sure to work with someone you can trust and can show you references. If they cannot give you references they are probably scamming you. Als,o if it sounds too good to be true it most likely is. Just ask the guys from DTD at University of Southern California who lost $13,500 trying to book Tyga.

The difference between Highlyfe and any other booking agency is that we attend all of our events. We are the boots on the ground. Once they receive payment, many booking agencies will not answer your phone call or help with any issues because they have gotten paid. Not with Highlyfe, as they make sure that a representative flies in the day before or early the morning of your event and makes sure everything is taken care of. This means you, the social chair, have nothing to worry about and can enjoy your own successful event. Many of the people on the Highlyfe staff were or still are in Greek life so they understand how you feel, and that is why they are successful.

The reason why you would use a service like Highlyfe is because we have a proven track record.

Kevin C. McReynolds Jr.
CEO/Founder
McReynolds Enterprises, LLC.
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