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Robert Griffin III expresses interest in Baylor head coach job after Dave Aranda firing

After Baylor announced the firing of Dave Aranda on Sunday, one of its most notable alumni has expressed interest in the job. Robert Griffin III said he would “100%” want to take over as the next head coach. Griffin, of course, won a Heisman Trophy at Baylor before becoming the No. 2 overall pick in the 2012 NFL Draft. He then went on to win NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year with Washington in 2012 and is currently a football analyst for FOX, alongside play-by-play commentator Connor Onion. But with Aranda now out as head coach after two straight losses, including last week against Kansas, Baylor has a vacancy. Griffin told Dan Patrick he would be interested in the role and broke down what the Bears need in their next coach. “Yes, 100%,” Griffin said Monday on The Dan Patrick Show. “If Baylor wants to get back to winning and have a university that isn’t just respectable on the football…

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Matt LaFleur Nailed It, But Will Anything Change for Packers After Loss to Lions?

DETROIT – The Detroit Lions beat the Green Bay Packers. It was the trifecta, with there being some symmetry in Green Bay losing by three points, 20-17, to the rival Lions. The Packers’ three-game winning streak was snapped as they fell into last place in the NFC North by blowing a game they should have won, no matter the officiating incompetence. “We got to grow up fast,” coach Matt LaFleur said. It was the usual mish-mash of swill for the Packers, who can be kicking butt in one moment and then be kicking themselves in the shins a moment later. The Packers were guilty of eight penalties for 81 yards. They went 1-of-4 in the red zone. They missed two field goals. They couldn’t block in the run game and gave up too much pressure in the pass game. Otherwise, as the saying goes, how was the play, Mrs. Lincoln? Pro Football Focus charged the Packers with only two drops, including one by Josh…

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Titans’ New Nissan Stadium on Track for 2027

NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Construction of the new Nissan Stadium, the $2.1 billion future home of the Tennessee Titans, has hit a major milestone. Eighteen months into work, the stadium project has reached its halfway mark and remains…

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easyJet to roll out SpaceX Starlink Wi-Fi across Airbus fleet

Briefs Finance helps everyday people get better with money and invest with confidence, from getting out of debt all the way to investing like an expert. It starts with Market Briefs, a free five-minute daily newsletter, and grows into three paid tiers: Briefs Money, Briefs Investor and Briefs Pro. Briefs is education, tools and research, not an advisory service. easyJet to roll out SpaceX Starlink Wi-Fi across Airbus fleet - easyJet Plc plans to equip its Airbus SE aircraft with Starlink inflight Wi‑Fi, beginning installs in the first half of next year and finishing the program in early 2028. - The carrier says the upgrade aims to pull more business and leisure travelers into its network. - The plan arrives as easyJet works through a take-private deal with Apollo Global Management Inc., which has signaled an interest in premium and business-focused products on core routes. easyJet said…

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Deploying AMR Automation: Best Practices for Human-Robot Collaboration

Labor shortages push you toward autonomous mobile robots (AMRs), and AMR automation now sits on most warehouse roadmaps. Robots alone never guarantee results, however, because your people ultimately decide whether a deployment thrives or stalls. Strong programs treat robots as teammates that remove walking, lifting, and repetitive travel from every shift. Warehouse leaders who skip planning often face confused associates, stalled pilots, and robots parked in corners. Teams that plan carefully, on the other hand, see faster picking, safer aisles, and more engaged staff. Here, you will find a practical roadmap for pilots, safety, training, integration, and scaling across your network. A focused pilot lets you prove value quickly without disrupting the operations your customers depend on daily. Start with one workflow, such as goods-to-person picking or pallet transport between receiving…

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