TAMPA — Byrum Brown threw three touchdown passes and rushed for a score as No. 19 South Florida racked up 522 yards in a 48-13 victory over Florida Atlantic on Saturday night. South Florida (6-1, 3-0 AAC) got touchdown receptions from Jeremiah Koger, Jonathan Echols and Wyatt Sullivan. The Bulls scored the final 27 points to turn a 21-13 lead into a blowout victory. Brown was 14 of 24 for 256 yards and ran for 111 yards and a touchdown. Nykahi Davenport rushed for 71 yards and a touchdown.... Read More
High school girls volleyball regional quarterfinals schedule
Tuesday at 7 p.m. unless noted 3A (5) Academy of the Holy Names at (4) Cardinal Newman (7) Bishop Verot at (2) King’s Academy (8) University School at (1) Pinecrest Gulliver Prep, 6 p.m. (4) Coral Springs at (5) Miami Monsignor Pace (7) Calvary Christian at (2) Pine Crest (6) Immaculata-La Salle at (3) St. Andrew’s 2A (8) St. John Paul II at (1) Naples First Baptist Academy (4) Neumann at (5) Benjamin (7) Chaminade-Madonna at (2) Miami Westminster Christian 1A (8) Cushman at (1) Boca... Read More
Thousands gather across South Florida for second wave of national anti-Trump ‘No Kings’ protests
Thousands of protesters lined the sidewalks from Miami to West Palm Beach Saturday, chanting “dump Trump,” wearing inflatable animal costumes and singing the national anthem as part of the second wave of anti-Trump, “No Kings” demonstrations across the country. Like the previous round of “No Kings” protests in June, the theme of the demonstrations was democracy. Participants echoed concerns raised over the summer, including the administration’s widespread immigration crackdown,... Read More
Gallows humor might be indication Dolphins are getting back to normal
MIAMI GARDENS — The Miami Dolphins are a mess right now. They enter Sunday’s game at Cleveland as an interesting mixture of well-intentioned jocularity, obstinate optimism and predictable frustration. There’s still a dark cloud hanging over the locker room due to the team’s disappointing 1-5 start, unfounded trade rumors, questions about coach Mike McDaniel’s future, and a recent blunder by quarterback Tua Tagovailoa. But every now and then, rays of hope surface. Thursday and... Read More
Photos: Scenes from Saturday’s ‘No Kings’ protests in South Florida
Crowds are turning up across South Florida and the nation on Saturday in opposition to what some are characterizing as increasingly authoritarian practices by President Donald Trump. It’s the second “No Kings” protest and third mass movement against the administration this year, and it comes amid an intensifying conflict between federal law enforcement and protesters nationwide. Originally Published: October 18, 2025 at 11:54 AM EDT ... Read More
What might have been: Pajcic for governor, 1986 | Steve Bousquet
Florida Democrats appeared to be riding high in 1986. But they weren’t. The popular Bob Graham was in his final year as governor before going to the U.S. Senate. All six Cabinet members were Democrats. The party held both houses of the Legislature and most seats in the state congressional delegation. Mike Stocker/Sun Sentinel Steve Bousquet, South Florida Sun Sentinel columnist. Statewide, registered Democrats still outnumbered Republicans by about 1.2 million — similar to the lopsided... Read More
Broward sheriff and the county mayor trade barbs on public safety spending
If Broward Sheriff Gregory Tony wants the state to force county government to provide more funding for law enforcement, he should subject his agency to the same spending scrutiny the county has been undergoing since the summer, Mayor Beam Furr said Friday. Responding to an op-ed written by Tony this week and published in the Sun Sentinel, Furr said the county budget passed last month devoted more than 50% of its resources to law enforcement, hardly a sign that the agency was being ignored or... Read More
Can tiramisu be a Guinness World Record? It might at Fort Lauderdale beach on Friday
How many different kinds of tiramisu can you think of? Well, chef Marco Casula has to come up with 150 varieties of the traditional Italian dessert if he wants to wow observers at a Guinness World Records Official Event set for 6 p.m. on Friday, Oct. 24, at Café del Mar on Fort Lauderdale beach. “It’s not enough to just change one ingredient,” Casula tells the South Florida Sun Sentinel. “Each variation must have its own identity, its own balance and an emotion to convey. I worked... Read More
Balogoun-Ali blocked extra-point kick allows Cardinal Newman to force overtime, then beat West Boca
WEST PALM BEACH — Cardinal Newman senior Adam Balogoun-Ali blocked an extra point on the final play of regulation, senior running back Phoenix Donghia had a game-winning 6-yard touchdown run, and the host Crusaders delivered a thrilling 26-20 victory in overtime against West Boca Raton on homecoming in a highly anticipated matchup on Friday night. West Boca (6-2) trailed 20-14 and took over at the Cardinal Newman 46-yard line with 2:53 left. The Bulls marched downfield and lined up at the... Read More
A winless preseason it is for Heat, ending with 141-125 loss to Grizzlies
MIAMI — Perhaps it was played for real simply because there now are four days off before Wednesday night’s season opener in Orlando. Or perhaps it was because the Miami Heat entered 0-5 this preseason. So there in the starting lineup Friday night were five players who well could be in the starting lineup for Erik Spoelstra when it begins for real against the Magic. It might not have been a dress rehearsal, but it was far from a typical throwaway game at the end of the preseason. Didn’t... Read More