playThe numbers behind Scott Frost's return to UCF (0:50)Check out the stats behind Scott Frost reuniting with the UCF Knights as their new head coach ORLANDO, Fla. -- Scott Frost walks into the UCF football building and into his office the one he used the last time he had this job There are drawings from his three kids tacked to the walls There are still trophies sitting on a shelf He still parks in the same spot before he walks into that same building and sits at the same desk The only thing that has changed is that the desk is positioned in a different part of the room But the man doing all the same things at the University of Central Florida is a different Scott Frost than the one who left following that undefeated 2017 season to take the head coach job at Nebraska UCF might look the same, but the school is different now, too. The Knights are now in a Power 4 conference, and there is now a 12-team College Football Playoff that affords them the opportunity to play for national championships -- as opposed to self-declaring them construction is underway to upgrade the football stadium "I know I'm a wiser person and smarter football coach," Frost said during a sit-down interview with ESPN I don't think you really get better as a person unless you go through really good things I just know I'm where I'm supposed to be." the starting quarterback during Frost's last season as UCF head coach is now the team's quarterbacks coach. UCF AthleticsOut on the practice field Frost feels the most at home -- he feels comfort in going back to the place that has defined nearly every day of his life then thrived as a college and NFL player before going into coaching He coaches up his players with a straightforwardness that quarterbacks coach McKenzie Milton remembers fondly from their previous time together at UCF Milton started at quarterback on the 2017 undefeated team and the two remained close after Frost left "I see the same version of him from when I was here as a player," Milton said "Even though the dynamic in college football has changed dramatically with the portal and NIL I think Coach Frost is one of the few coaches that can still bring a group of guys together and turn them into a team just with who he is and what he's done and what he's been through in his life Frost has had to adjust to those changes to college football We've got the right kids who love football We get to practice with palm trees and sunshine and But it's also just not the constant stress meat grinder of some other places." "One thing I told myself -- I'm never going to talk about that Frost says he has no regrets about leaving UCF even though he didn't get the results he had hoped for at his alma mater When Nebraska decided to part ways with coach Mike Riley in 2017 He had been the starting quarterback on the 1997 team the last Nebraska team to win a national title Frost had done the unthinkable at UCF -- taking a program that was winless the season before he arrived to undefeated and the talk of the college football world just two years later But he could not ignore the pull of Nebraska and the opportunities that came along with power conference football "We went undefeated and didn't get a chance to win a championship You are always striving to reach higher goals I had always told myself I wasn't going to leave here unless there was a place that you can legitimately go and win a national championship It was a tough decision because I didn't want to leave regardless of which place it was." Frost maintains he was always happy at UCF But he also knew returning to Nebraska would make others happy "I think I kind of knew that wasn't best for me," he said "It was what some other people wanted me to do to some degree." Frost went 16-31 -- including 5-22 in one-score games He was fired three games into the 2022 season after a home loss to Georgia Southern He reflected on what happened during his tenure with the Cornhuskers but also about what he wanted to do with the rest of his career and distinctly remembers a conversation they had 'It's my goal to get back to UCF one day,'" Milton said Frost needed to figure out how to position himself to get back there he coached his son's flag football team to a championship Frost found the 5- and 6-year-olds he coached "listen better than 19-year-olds sometimes." Frost had visited the Rams during their offseason program Rams coach Sean McVay immediately reached out primarily helping with special teams but also working with offense and defense "It was more just getting another great leader in the building that has wisdom and a wealth of experience to be able to learn from," McVay told ESPN "His ability to be able to communicate to our players from a great coaching perspective but also have the empathy and the understanding from when he played -- all of those things were really valuable." McVay said he and Frost had long discussions about handling the challenges that come with falling short as a head coach "There's strength in the vulnerability," McVay said There's a real power in the perspective that you have from those different experiences If you can really look at some of the things that maybe didn't go down the way you wanted to within the framework of your role and responsibility Frost says his time with the Rams rejuvenated him "Sometimes when you're a head coach or maybe even a coordinator you forget how fun it is to be around the game when it's not all on you all the time and we certainly weren't going to win or lose based on every move that I made and I didn't have to wear the losses and struggle for the victories like you do when you're a head coach Frost with Mohajir during spring practice. UCF AthleticsUCF athletics director Terry Mohajir got a call from then-head coach Gus Malzahn last November on the verge of finishing his fourth season at UCF was contemplating becoming offensive coordinator at Florida State Given all the responsibilities on his desk as head coach -- from NIL to the transfer portal to roster management -- he found the idea of going back to playcalling appealing Mohajir started preparing a list of candidates and was told Thanksgiving night that Malzahn had planned to step down Though Frost previously worked at UCF under athletics director Danny White he and Mohajir had a preexisting relationship Mohajir said he reached out to Frost after he was fired at Nebraska to gauge his interest in returning to UCF as offensive coordinator under Malzahn Mohajir learned quickly that Frost had interest in returning as head coach Mohajir called McVay and Rams general manager Les Snead They told him Frost did anything that was asked of him 'You would never know he was the head coach at a major college program." Mohajir also called former Nebraska athletic director Trev Alberts to get a better understanding about what happened with the Cornhuskers Mohajir decided he wanted to meet Frost in person I really believe that Scott wanted the job the most." Frost with his team after winning the AAC title in 2017 and completing their undefeated season. Julio Aguilar/Getty ImagesThe first day back in Orlando in California to be able to make it to Florida in time for his introductory news conference with his family It took another 24 hours for him and his wife "Rather than bouncing around chasing NFL jobs we thought maybe we would be able to plant some roots here and have our kids be in a stable place for a while at a place that I really enjoyed coaching and that I think it has a chance to evolve into a place that could win a lot of football games," Frost said "All that together was just enough to get me to come back." The natural question now is whether Frost can do what he did during his first tenure That 2017 season stands as the only winning season of his head coaching career but it carries so much weight with UCF fans because of its significance as both the best season in school history and one that changed both its own future and college football White self-declared the Knights national champions Locked out of the four-team playoff after finishing No White started lobbying for more attention to be paid to schools outside the power conferences That season also positioned UCF to pounce during the next wave of realignment the Knights began play in a Power 4 conference for the first time as Big 12 members UCF now has a defined path to play for a national title and no longer has to go undefeated and then pray for a shot But Frost cautions those who expect the clock to turn back to 2017 "I don't think there's many people out there that silly," Frost said that they're going to expect you go into undefeated in the first year I think the fans are a little more realistic than that." Had the transfer portal and NIL existed when Frost was at UCF during his first tenure he might not have been able to keep the 2017 team together which went undefeated under Josh Heupel before losing to LSU in the Fiesta Bowl UCF will receive a full share of television revenue from the Big 12 after receiving a half share (estimated $18 million) in each of his first two seasons While that is more than what it received in the AAC it is less than what other Big 12 schools received UCF went 5-13 in Big 12 play and 10-15 overall Assuming the House v. NCAA settlement goes into effect this summer Mohajir says UCF is aiming to spend the full $20.5 million "It's like we moved to the fancy neighborhood and we got a job that's going to pay us money over time but we're stretching a little to be there right now and that requires a lot of effort from a lot of people and a lot of commitment from a lot of people," Frost said the help that we've gotten has been impressive." Mohajir points out that UCF has had five coaching changes over the past 10 years dating back to the final season under George O'Leary in 2015 Frost says he wants to be in for the long term and Mohajir hopes consistency at head coach will be an added benefit Mohajir believes UCF is getting the best of Frost in this moment and scoffs at any questions about whether rehiring him will work again "But I don't really look at it as 'working again.' It's not 'again.' It's 'Will it work?' Because it's a different era." Frost says success is not recreating 2017 and going undefeated "If our group now can help us become competitive in the Big 12 compete for championships and make us more relevant nationally I think we'll have done our job to help catapult UCF again." You could say he is looking for the same result Please enable JS and disable any ad blocker LA Innocence Project believes evidence shows Peterson is not responsible for killing of pregnant wife Laci in 2002 the Los Angeles Innocence Project (LAIP) made a seemingly bombshell announcement The non-profit declared in a court filing that after a year-long investigation it had uncovered new evidence that “eviscerates” the prosecution’s theory of what occurred “This new evidence undermines the prosecution’s entire circumstantial case against Petitioner and shows that the jury relied on false evidence which provides pro bono legal services to people it believes have been wrongfully convicted stated in a lengthy petition filed to a state appeals court The news marked a major development in a case that has transfixed the US since Laci Peterson was first reported missing while eight months pregnant on Christmas Eve 2002 But what does it mean for the 52-year-old Peterson who has always claimed he did not commit the crime and the efforts to overturn his conviction a trial attorney and former deputy district attorney but the LAIP appears to have conducted a substantial investigation and generated what they believe are compelling reasons to take another look “The question for the court will be: do all of these potential errors amount to enough in order to decide that had the jury heard about this new evidence they would have drawn a different conclusion?” said Faddis When the LAIP announced in January 2024 that it was investigating the Peterson case the news was met with skepticism and in some cases scorn a city of 200,000 in California’s Central Valley drawing intense and widespread media coverage The remains of Laci and her unborn child were recovered from the San Francisco Bay in April 2003 at the time a 30-year-old fertilizer salesman and it was quickly revealed he had engaged in multiple affairs saying they had a romantic relationship and that Peterson had claimed he was a widower preparing to spend his first Christmas alone before his wife’s disappearance Scott Peterson in court in Redwood City in 2022 Photograph: Jeff Chiu/APProsecutors argued during the closely watched trial that Peterson did not want to be a father and smothered his wife around Christmas Eve before using a newly purchased fishing boat to dump her body into the bay Peterson had told police that he had been out fishing at the Berkeley Marina in the San Francisco Bay the day Laci disappeared Her remains were eventually discovered just a few miles from the marina The California supreme court overturned the death sentence in 2020 over a juror issue and he received a new sentence of life without the possibility of parole with police more focused on arresting him than investigating what happened to Laci he sought a new trial alleging that his original trial was tainted by a juror who lied about her history of abuse – a judge denied his request which filed motions seeking DNA testing and discovery argued that the prosecution suppressed and destroyed critical exculpatory evidence before the trial and violated Peterson’s rights to due process and a fair trial The filing lays out what the LAIP describes as new evidence in support of a theory Peterson’s defense argued during his trial – that Laci was abducted and held for several days by someone else before she was killed and her body dumped in the bay in an effort to “shift blame” on to Scott (it was widely reported that he had been fishing in the area the day of her disappearance) Laci Peterson who went missing from her home in Modesto in 2002 Photograph: APThe LAIP presents new evidence showing a home across the street from the Petersons was burgled the day of Laci’s disappearance and that a witness reportedly heard a conversation between the burglars that Laci saw them and confronted them The organization also says it has obtained new “sworn statements” from witnesses who reported seeing Laci in the neighborhood after prosecutors claim Scott killed her It also argues it has uncovered new evidence linking the burglars to a van that was set on a fire nearby and had a mattress inside with “apparent bloodstains” The filing states the prosecution suppressed evidence of the police investigation into that incident and that it has not been subjected to more “precise DNA testing” to establish a link to Laci’s case the LAIP said it interviewed a retired Los Angeles police department lieutenant and police practices expert who reviewed police reports in the case and concluded that the Modesto police department investigation was disorganized and did not adhere to standard police procedures A key argument from last month’s filing emphasizes that new research and methods to determine fetal growth indicate that the Petersons’ unborn child was older than the prosecution’s expert witness said – meaning Laci was killed days after the prosecution claimed “New evidence by Dr Doubilet shows that recent medical research published in peer-reviewed medical journals establishes that Laci and Conner were not killed until days after Laci was reported missing at a time Petitioner could not possibly have been responsible for their deaths,” the filing states “These new scientific research and longitudinal studies all show that Dr DeVore’s opinion – which was based on a study published in 1984 when fetal biometry research was in its infancy – was wrong.” the director of the Los Angeles Innocence Project argued in the petition that the prosecution’s case was entirely circumstantial and that it was highly likely the jury would not have reached a guilty verdict if they had heard the evidence laid out in the petition once the police locked on to Mr Peterson as the prime suspect they had no interest in finding evidence showing that someone other than Scott may have abducted Laci Peterson because that evidence did not fit with their working theory of the case,” Mitchell wrote the famed New York-based Innocence Project made a statement noting the LAIP is “wholly independent” from its organization Neama Rahmani, the president of West Coast Trial Lawyers and a former federal prosecutor said he was surprised in some ways that the LAIP decided to work with Peterson “There’s just so much evidence [against Peterson].” He expressed skepticism at the LAIP’s findings stating he didn’t see any “fatal flaws” in the case but when you’re having an affair and your pregnant wife ends up many miles away from her home does not strike me as a very good defense case “I don’t think this is enough to get Scott Peterson a new trial The standard when it comes to habeas relief is very high,” he said “I don’t think this new evidence exonerates Scott Peterson Faddis agreed that meeting the standard for relief was difficult but said the LAIP had made a “compelling” attempt Included in the petition was a declaration from Peterson describing his behavior in his marriage as “disgraceful and immature” but denying he played a role in the death of his wife and their unborn child “I have steadfastly maintained my innocence from the moment my wife went missing on December 24 2002 “I had absolutely nothing to do with the disappearance and deaths of my wife and son.” tax cuts and deregulation — promising the “America First” agenda would be “the blueprint for a more abundant world.” in a brief speech Monday that opened the Milken Institute Global Conference said all three elements of the policy must be taken together in order to be understood “They are interlocking parts of an engine designed to drive long-term investment in the American economy,” he said at the Beverly Hilton “Tariffs are engineered to encourage companies like yours to invest directly in the United States not only because we have the most productive workforce in the world but because we will soon have the most favorable tax and regulatory environment as well,” he said Bessent telegraphed his speech with an opinion piece Sunday in the Wall Street Journal that made the same points In a conversation with the institute’s chairman and founder he said one key goal was regulatory reform that would “make everyone look more like Texas” while reducing the government’s borrowing so the deficit decreases by about 1% per year and falls to its long-term average of 3.1% of gross national product Bessent’s appearance was not without drama. The New York Post reported that Trump envoy Ric Grenell organized a soiree at the nearby five-star Peninsula Beverly Hills on Sunday afternoon featuring Bessent that directly competed with a conference reception hosted by hedge fund mogul Ken Griffin The billionaire founder and chief executive of Citadel Griffin has been highly critical of the tariffs and will help close the conference with a conversation late Wednesday afternoon with Milken This is the 28th annual global conference hosted by the Santa Monica think tank which seeks to employ capitalist models in solving the world’s economic 1,000 speakers and some 4,000 participants paying thousands for tickets “While there’s no shortage of those challenges we actually have the resources and technology to address these issues what’s often missing is finding a common will to do so,” said Milken Chief Executive Richard Ditizio “How else to explain that in a world that has created some $500 trillion in wealth one in 11 people on the planet live on under $2 a day Business As Trump’s aggressive tariffs rattle business owners and shake the foundation of American importing the men and women who work on the ground at the country’s busiest port are feeling the effects too Coming four months after the devastating Los Angeles County fires the event will feature a Wednesday afternoon panel with L.A “Rising Strong: Los Angeles’ Path to Recovery.” Panel members include Los Angeles County Supervisor Lindsey Horvath and Snap Inc co-founder and Chief Executive Evan Spiegel Bessent is not the only Trump administration official attending the conference. Others include Dr. Mehmet Oz, administrator of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, and Secretary of Education Linda McMahon, who is leading a controversial effort to dismantle the Education Department Among the Wall Street notables onstage will be Citigroup Chief Executive Jane Fraser; Henry Kravis and George Roberts, co-founders of private equity pioneer KKR; David Rubenstein, co-founder and co-chairman of Carlyle Group; and hedge fund mogul Bill Ackman, a leading Trump backer who has called for a trade deal with China Nvidia Chief Executive Jensen Huang will have a conversation with Milken company makes chips critical for artificial intelligence computing Bessent said in his remarks that it is crucial the country lead in artificial intelligence and quantum computing or “everything else doesn’t matter.” Huang’s panel is one of a number on the topic. On Sunday, during an invite-only session that preceded the conference’s formal kickoff, Elon Musk called the U.S government inefficient and said artificial intelligence should be used to replace the functions currently done by some public workers according to a person who attended the session who recently said he was stepping back from his Department of Government Efficiency’s cost-cutting efforts also spoke about his brain-implant company and ongoing developments at SpaceX in a conversation with Milken Last year, Musk also spoke at the conference, but it was a publicly streamed session. Since then, the world’s richest person has been a lightning rod for criticism due to his involvement with DOGE. Bloomberg News contributed to this report. Laurence Darmiento covers finance, insurance, aerospace and dealmakers in Southern California for the Los Angeles Times. He joined the paper in 2015 as an assistant business editor and has overseen finance, real estate and Washington business coverage. Previously he had been the managing editor of the Los Angeles Business Journal and was a reporter for the Los Angeles Daily News and other outlets. A New York native, he is an alumnus of Cornell University. Hollywood Inc. Subscribe for unlimited accessSite Map Comparing Texas softball's Mia Scott's versatility to a Swiss-Army Knife would be an insult to Scott The UT utility star played every single position across the diamond and hit from both sides of the plate in Saturday's 12-3 Senior Day win over Kentucky. Yes one walk ― will not lead to any extended appearances "She's never pitched before in a game in her life that I know of," Texas coach Mike White said More: Texas softball: Mia Scott may not talk to the press, but she says plenty with her game There didn't seem to be any structure to Scott's trip around the field as White had no idea it was happening until the start of the game White shrugged his shoulders and went along with his player Scott shifted to shortstop in the second inning confusing Texas first baseman Joley Mitchell Scott took Mitchell's spot and sent her over to third base so we're gonna play all positions,'" Mitchell said locked into one of the top-four seeds in the SEC tournament had very little at stake against the Wildcats The runs flowed freely and they jumped out to a 10-run lead after two innings she finished the fifth at catcher and pitcher The Longhorns' dominance from the start of the game allowed White to relax and enjoy the show and he was grateful toward Wildcats coach Rachel Lawson for not taking offense to the feat "I appreciate her willingness to to be a part of what happened." Scott is a naturally quiet person, who doesn't post to social media and avoids interviews she seems to have a habit for the extraordinary "I'm extremely proud of Mia this year," Mitchell said and she really is a huge asset to this team." At an event filled with titans of industry Scott Bessent is the most important attendee the current Treasury Secretary and former macro hedge fund manager who worked with George Soros will be the first public speaker at this year's Milken conference chatting with conference organizer Michael Milken on "the state of the global economy" Monday morning The mood for the rest of the conference will depend on what the respected investor says It'll be the 28th iteration of the conference put on by the foundation of Milken who attracts the biggest names in the business and finance world for three days of nonstop panels This year's guest list includes Citadel founder Ken Griffin I'll be at the Beverly Hilton in Los Angeles to cover it all Be sure to check Business Insider for the latest updates This is the volatile backdrop of Bessent and Milken's conversation Any hints about a retreat from the most severe tariffs or potential deals being reached from Bessent will give the rest of the week a buoyant feel But Bessent doubling down on some of the most nationalistic views of the administration will make plenty of conversations among bigwigs moot points how does a panel titled "The North American Economy: The Tie That Binds Despite It All" — with speakers like the CEO of Canadian aerospace manufacturer Bombardier — make sense when the political reality has the former allies sparring in the press and at the negotiating table It's an awkward reality for the thousands of attendees many of whom are used to the world bending to meet their view even world-famous athletes and musicians — Pitbull is speaking about "reimaging the state of American education" Tuesday afternoon — are all waiting to see what the administration will do next As Loeb said at his Economic Club of New York talk And Bessent will set the macro mood first thing Monday morning Please select what you would like included for printing: Copy the text below and then paste that into your favorite email application He was raised on the Talbott family ranch west of Laramie where he developed a lifelong love for the outdoors exploring the surrounding plains and mountains Scott displayed a tireless work ethic—cutting timber and (in true big-brother fashion) harassing his sisters He attended Sheridan College and earned his degree from the University of Wyoming before embarking on a remarkable 34-year career with the Wyoming Game & Fish Department he served in nearly every role within the Wildlife Division—except biologist—and ultimately retired as the second-longest-serving director in the agency’s modern history Scott was particularly proud of his leadership in the recovery and delisting of wolves the resurgence of the Yellowstone grizzly bear population and the reintroduction of the black-footed ferret A strong believer in public trust and transparency he worked to make the agency “the people’s Game and Fish Department,” achieving a 95% credibility rating and 91% public satisfaction during his tenure His vision and commitment earned him numerous awards and recognitions and he served on the boards of several national and regional wildlife organizations He was a graduate of the FBI Leadership Academy and Leadership Wyoming and served as President of the Western Association of Fish and Wildlife Agencies Scott continued to share his deep knowledge and passion for conservation as a Guide and Outfitter Liaison for Safari Club International His work took him around the globe—from Canada to New Zealand to Africa—but his heart always remained in Wyoming Scott knew every corner of his beloved state always eager to share those places with the people he loved Whether navigating remote wilderness or gathered around a fire and an adventurer at heart—devoted to the land and people he held dear Scott was most proud of being a father and grandfather were his companions in life’s many adventures “the culmination of everything I’ve worked for.” His family and love of the natural world defined his life He found joy in cooking for those he loved and being the keeper of stories and family lore with a heart full of gratitude—for a life well-lived He was preceded in death by his parents and will be laid to rest beside them on the family ranch Amy Clay and Betsy DeBolt; and their beloved spouses and children—all of whom he loved deeply memorial contributions to your favorite charity or a wildlife conservation organization would be a fitting tribute at the Albany County Fairgrounds in Laramie Enter your phone number above to have directions sent via text This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply Service map data © OpenStreetMap contributors Newcity Art by | May 5 installation shots of “Harlequin Choreographies,” 2025 at cam.contemporarie/Photo: Natasha Moustache A recent fall that left a small wound on the palm of my hand has caused me to think about my connection to a somewhat unfamiliar lineage painful gash exposed layers of skin that looked like the strata of a rock and made me wonder “What if each of these layers is the skin of my parents but the question of what parts of my lineage live within the palms of my hands lingers in “Harlequin Choreographies,” Erol Scott Harris excavates the forgotten and hidden parts of himself that were revealed through a choreography of care and curiosity The body of work in his solo exhibition at cam.contemporarie emerged from a rediscovered relationship to his grandparents he absorbed silent aspects of their histories now unleashed through his living performance What a surprise to discover that his grandmother wanted to be a tap dancer and his grandfather wanted to go to school for architecture Though their journey ultimately led them to the vinyl flooring industry what might be considered unfulfilled dreams became a living part of him The exhibition title draws from a photograph he came across of his grandmother Behind her hung a painting of a Harlequin—nothing particularly outstanding and from an unnamed artist but treasured enough to migrate from Mexico to Chicago with their family Harris came across a book called “The Stage’s Glory,” where he traced the choreography of the harlequin character studied the scores of notes on performance strategies and reexamined the spirit-led gestures that were sometimes misperceived as thoughtless improvisation which happens to be their name spelled backwards shortening the distance between him and his relatives in terms of years and borders This treasure hunt intensified when a fire broke out in his grandparents’ living room scorching the vinyl flooring his grandfather had laid The home that evidenced the physical labor and hidden desires of his family became the theater as he was now confronting the parts of his family’s legacy that were previously buried “Always A Stack In The Studio (Urban Dictionary: “A Stack”= $1,000 [one grand]),” mounted center stage unwinds layers of flooring and objects that were saved from the fire I was invited to join in the dance after rising from the floor and noticing a glistening gem burrowed within small which reminded me of the various relics I saw while moving around the floor installation The prints that wrap around the gallery portray a light game of tug of war between Lore and Erol the piece “Taproot 0.2” displays Lore’s use of his body as an instrument and captures his harlequin performance at one moment in time Another wall spotlights monoprints made from tiles Erol dug from under the layers of burnt flooring engaging with the idea that things will disintegrate much like the performance of excavation from which this body of work emerges may one day be buried under another set of linoleum floors but that it exists in a new way that requires another kind of choreography to rediscover “Erol Scott Harris: Harlequin Choreographies” is on view at cam.contemporarie addresses and social infoCall 9-1-1 in case of life-threatening emergencies or crimes in 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Horne was a member of Philippi Baptist Church Surviving in addition to her mother are a daughter Sherri Williams and husband Robert of Buffalo; a son Scott Horne and wife Jean of Union; a sister Smith and husband Todd of Union; a brother Kenneth Scott and wife Judy of Union; a brother-in-law Donnie Williams and wife Jennifer and Justin Williams; a number of great-grandchildren; one special niece Katie Ford and husband Kyle; and two special nephews Logan Betenbaugh and Kylyn Ford.  She was predeceased by her mother-in-law Funeral services will be held at 3:00 PM Tuesday 2025 at Philippi Baptist Church conducted by the Rev Brad Goodale.  Burial will follow at Union Memorial Gardens.  Visitation will be held from 2:00 PM until 3:00 PM prior to the services at the church Memorials may be made to Philippi Baptist Church Union or to the Miracle League of Union County Things you buy through our links may earn Vox Media a commission Spoilers follow for the series finale of The Righteous Gemstones, “That Man of God May Be Complete.” When Seann William Scott was cast in the final season of The Righteous Gemstones would have such a pivotal role in the series finale; all he knew was that it was an opportunity to work on his “favorite show.” So he was surprised to learn that his character — the seemingly good-natured son of Eli Gemstone’s season-long love interest and Aimee-Leigh’s former best friend Lori (Megan Mullaly) — would be the show’s final antagonist showing just subtle flashes of the darkness he has lingering below the surface and murder every one of his mom’s lovers in an attempt to win her back Having killed his father for attempting to do the same thing to Eli the episode prior and Kelvin Gemstone before taking a retaliatory bullet to the head himself he asks the Gemstones siblings to pray over his dying body and their prayers are the final meaningful lines of dialogue each of them delivers in the series Scott sells the emotion of the scene with quietly labored breathing and a face of calm resignation For fans who primarily know him for broad comedic roles in movies like American Pie and Role Models it’s an impressive introduction to his dramatic range Scott is grateful to have played a part in the finale of this beloved show partly because it helps him cope with its ending as a fan “What they did for me is give me lifelong bragging rights,” he says because I’ll be able to go and rewatch all these episodes.” and we got David and Danny to come on to write the script but I hadn’t seen them since then until this show How did the opportunity to play Corey come to you from there I learned from the cast when we were doing the show that Danny typically has someone in mind for each role I’d actually been trading emails with David over the years just checking in out of love and to find something to do together and then I got a call from my agents and they were like “There’s this role in The Righteous Gemstones “I’m fucking in!” They sent over three scripts so I had no idea what the arc for the character was All I really knew was that he was a pork salesman and his mom starts a relationship with Eli and he has a difficult time with that but then he kind of accepts it So you didn’t know that you would play such a pivotal role in the series finale?I had no idea But then I talked to Danny afterwards and he was like “We’ve got some juicy shit planned for you.” I’m like “We’re going to find out that your dad has been taking out all of his mom’s lovers I didn’t know until I got to Charleston and I was doing wardrobe fitting buddy …” And that’s when the wardrobe designer was like “We got to get you suited up for a Michael Jackson outfit!” I was like “Excuse me?” And then she told me about the dance and I was like “Holy shit.” And then she told me about what happens What was it like trying to find your footing within this ensemble that already has so much rapport and chemistry It’s not a normal thing to get the opportunity to work on your favorite TV show I can’t make it.” I only had this one scene Some of the people came down with COVID.” And I was like and I think that almost helped me keep the nerves at bay a little bit and I was just watching everybody and laughing The Righteous Gemstones is known for man-child characters with misguided swagger and that’s a role you’ve played a fair bit in the past why do you think they wanted you for this part?I think because this is already such a different role for me than what people are used to it might be more impactful when things start to break down in the finale Danny had a master plan: Let’s take this guy and have him play the most unassuming there are flashes that indicate Corey has some darkness lingering beneath the surface How much were you trying to leave bread crumbs for the character’s twist you don’t want to be watching episode six and be like So I think it was just enough for it to all make sense I remember we did the scene at the steak house in one of the earlier episodes where my character gets really upset when it’s confirmed that Eli and his mom are hooking up We did some takes where it was much more heightened and much more intense When you learned how much of the series finale was going to rest on your shoulders I just felt enormous gratitude to get to do something like this in this show “This is a classic story of a good person doing a terrible thing due to circumstance and abuse.” When we started to film it Danny was really pleased with what I was doing so I was able to put the pressure aside a little bit and just be like we’ve got to commit to this and make sure it works What was it like filming the Michael Jackson choreography sequence Did the dance take a long time to learn?I think it’s maybe a little bit of a stretch to call it Michael Jackson choreography this is such an incredible character moment and you realize this character is breaking down and he’s not well I can’t remember how many hours I put in to practice it I don’t recall there ever being so many pelvic thrusts I wanted to talk about how you approached the death scene It’s such an important scene for the siblings and their character arcs and you need the emotion of that to play too How did you balance that?I don’t remember what I was thinking when we were shooting it and I remember it all being really emotional This character loves these guys — he wants them to be family It’s not like this whole time he’s been filled with envy and he secretly hated them Password must be at least 8 characters and contain: you’ll receive occasional updates and offers from New York Mia Scott becomes first student-athlete in program history to play all nine positions during single softball game Game Recap: Softball | 05.03.2025 | Chris Allen Brown AUSTIN, Texas – Saturday's 12-3 Texas win over Kentucky will be remembered for more than just the Longhorns' 45th overall win and 22nd at Red & Charline McCombs Field this season. It'll forever be remembered as the day senior Mia Scott played all nine positions on the field in a single game who appeared in and started her 241st career game on Saturday was initially penned into Texas' starting lineup as the team's starting third baseman once the Longhorns grabbed a 3-0 lead after the first full inning the UT coaching staff began to look at the lineup card and wonder what they could do for their fourth-year senior Scott shifted over to shortstop from third base and the run was on After Texas scored seven runs on six hits in the bottom of the second to take a 10-0 lead in the game, Scott jogged out to second base to begin the top of the third. After the first two outs, Texas softball head coach Mike White came out of the bullpen and rearranged his infield and moved Scott to first base for her fourth different defensive position over the course of the game's first three innings With a 12-1 Texas lead to start the fourth inning Scott shifted around all three outfield positions after every out in order to beat the forthcoming five-inning run-rule result and push her defensive position total to seven in four frames With all 1,355 around the stadium knowing what was happening as the game entered the top of the fifth, Scott was the last defensive Longhorn to take the field as she was putting on the catcher's equipment and went behind the dish as fellow senior Sophia Simpson was in the circle After Simpson struck out the first Wildcat batter of the inning went out to the umpire to not only give Simpson a curtain call in front of the Texas faithful but also move Scott from behind the plate to the pitching circle to mark the ninth different position played for the Angleton It took Scott just four pitches to get the second out of the fifth inning, before giving way to Citlaly Gutierrez who got the final out of the frame and conclude Saturday's action "I actually got talked into doing all that with Mia as we were in the field They plan this stuff and spring it upon me at the last minute and that's kind of what they did But what we have to be thankful for is (Kentucky head coach Rachel) Lawson for understanding what the situation was and going along with it She's a first-class coach and a first-class person There are some people who would be on the wrong side of that so I appreciate her for wanting to be a part of what happened." I was able to just be myself and have a fun day at the field I'm also thankful for my teammates for letting me be able to do such a fun thing today I know the team really fed off the crowd's energy today as well as they really kept me up and going throughout the game." Thanks for visiting The use of software that blocks ads hinders our ability to serve you the content you came here to enjoy We ask that you consider turning off your ad blocker so we can deliver you the best experience possible while you are here the Chief of Staff to Little Rock's Mayor is leaving her post to pursue leadership opportunities outside of the capital city the Chief of Staff to Little Rock Mayor Frank Scott Jr. is leaving her post to "pursue leadership opportunities outside of the capital city" Pruitt joined Mayor Scott's administration in 2019 She initially served as the Mayor's Senior Advisor and Chief Strategy Officer She was promoted to Chief of Staff in 2022 where she "oversaw strategic operations and delivery of city services across departments." Mayor Scott praised Pruitt's dedication to public service in a statement “My time in Little Rock has been the most rewarding chapter of my career,” said Pruitt “It has been an honor to help shape the vision I’m stepping into a new calling — one that allows me to take the lessons learned and the passion I carry into communities beyond Little Rock I’m grateful to Mayor Scott for his unwavering trust and leadership and I look forward to continuing to serve in ways that uplift people Pruitt will be succeeded as Chief of Staff by Joycelin Randle is the daughter of former Little Rock firefighter Marvin Benton She previously served as the Senior Manager for Investor Relations and Stakeholder Engagement at Southern Bancorp “Joycelin Randle is a proven leader who understands operations and the power of partnerships,” said Mayor Scott the chief of staff to Little Rock Mayor Frank Scott Jr Support journalism that digs deeper into topics that matter most to Arkansans. 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Joseph Flaherty covers the city of Little Rock for the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette A graduate of Middlebury College and Columbia University's Graduate School of Journalism he has worked for the newspaper since 2020 This document may not be reprinted without the express written permission of Arkansas Democrat-Gazette Material from the Associated Press is Copyright © 2025 audio and/or video material shall not be published rewritten for broadcast or publication or redistributed directly or indirectly in any medium Neither these AP materials nor any portion thereof may be stored in a computer except for personal and noncommercial use The AP will not be held liable for any delays errors or omissions therefrom or in the transmission or delivery of all or any part thereof or for any damages arising from any of the foregoing ORLANDO — Nearly five months after reappointing Scott Frost as its football coach UCF's athletics association released the terms of his five-year contract on May 5 Frost will earn $22.1 million guaranteed through the 2029 season according to an executive summary distributed to The News-Journal and Frost will earn the prorated amount of $3.8 million from his hiring date of Dec In addition, Frost's contract will be guaranteed for a sixth season — at the rate of $5.25 million — for any bowl appearance A LOOK AT THE FUTURE: 5 things to know about Kane Archer, 2026 QB commit from Arkansas Frost would be owed 75% of his remaining guaranteed compensation if fired without cause by UCF There are also separate buyout amounts inserted into the contract for each year should Frost resign starting with $6.5 million on or before June 30 Here are the other details of Frost's contract at UCF ** Contract guaranteed for additional season if UCF qualifies for a bowl game Scott Frost's previous contract at UCF for 2016-17 seasonsAs expected given the rise in coaching salaries across college football and UCF's move into a Power Four league Frost will make substantially more than he did in his previous tenure with the school Frost earned $1.7 million in base salary for the 2016 season, according to USA TODAY Sports records He signed a five-year extension the following May bumping his base figure to $2 million in 2017 UCF went undefeated in Frost's second season, claiming a national championship after defeating Auburn in the Peach Bowl. Nebraska bought Frost out of his UCF contract and handed him a seven-year one later reworked after the Cornhuskers suffered a fourth successive losing season Nebraska fired Frost on Sept one day after a 45-42 home defeat to Georgia Southern After a hiatus from football, Frost joined Sean McVay's staff with the Los Angeles Rams in September as a senior football analyst Founding Principal of Eighteen Capital Group a real estate and private equity investment firm highlights the importance of building safety in honor of National Building Safety Month offering valuable tips for property owners and tenants is calling attention to the importance of safety in both residential and commercial properties National Building Safety Month is an annual observance that promotes safety in all types of buildings from residential homes to commercial properties and encourages compliance with building codes to reduce hazards and improve quality of life The observance highlights key areas such as fire safety "Building safety isn't just about following codes and regulations—it's about creating secure comfortable spaces where people can thrive" "Building safety extends beyond just the physical structure," said Scott Asner and awareness of potential hazards such as carbon monoxide or fire risks Creating safe spaces is a shared responsibility While property owners are tasked with ensuring their buildings meet all safety standards tenants should also be proactive in their own safety by following building rules With over 6,000 apartment units across 11 states under the management of Eighteen Capital Group Asner underscored the following five ways in which both property owners and tenants can ensure safer Regular Inspections and Maintenance – Property owners should ensure that regular inspections of the building's structure and HVAC units are conducted to avoid costly repairs and ensure safety Fire Safety Awareness – Both tenants and property owners should have working smoke detectors Regularly check alarms and ensure they are properly maintained Secure Entryways and Windows – Improving security with better locks and surveillance systems can significantly reduce safety risks for tenants and visitors Emergency Plans and Resources – Property owners should provide tenants with clear emergency procedures for situations such as fires including contact numbers and evacuation routes Energy Efficiency and Sustainability – In addition to safety promoting energy efficiency by maintaining proper insulation and upgrading windows can reduce potential hazards related to extreme weather "Building safety isn't just about following codes and regulations—it's about creating secure comfortable spaces where people can thrive," Asner added "Whether you're a property owner or a tenant there are simple steps you can take to protect yourself and those around you National Building Safety Month is a great reminder of just how important it is to be proactive about safety in our homes and workplaces." 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But I know I’m not the only person who has sparkling memories featuring Gertner I reached out to a few friends and asked them what they’ll remember the most about the late film critic/radio personality: “We had many fantastic CBS Radio Houston Christmas parties at the Skybar Scott was always the most gracious host and fun performer two of my close friends went to high school at HSPVA with Scott Scott was playing at the old Ruggles on lower Westheimer back when everyone cruised that area on the weekends my friends and I would scream ‘Gertner’ out the car window like he was going to hear us and come out and say hi The boys were so excited Scott had a real gig.” music producer/former Skybar bartender: “When I tell you I wouldn’t know half the people I know — I wouldn’t have made a good deal of the money I’ve made in my life — and not have had many of the experiences (too many!) that made me who I am if not for this man “But there’s so much more to remember about the guy I soaked up so much game about music and nightlife a course more valuable than any class I could’ve taken To know him personally was a privilege not to be taken lightly; he’d hit you with that smile that always said everything his words didn’t he supported me in and outside the nightlife we’d still text each other on our birthdays since they were 11 days apart I was always welcome wherever his venue was located and jazz guitarist: “One of the first times I heard Scott play was back in the heyday of Cody’s when he was on bass and vocals with Paul English’s incredible band That group was something special — Paul on piano Kirk Whalum and Johnny Torres on saxophones and Scott bringing his unique energy and voice to the mix Scott held down Wednesday nights at Cody’s in the Village Scott was making more money that one night than the club owner was making all week That’s the kind of draw and charisma he had Scott opened the Skybar at the original Cody’s location on Montrose and I was honored when he hired my Flamenco Jazz trio to play a Wednesday night series there We alternated Wednesdays with Joe Carmouche’s excellent trio — great times He also was the gracious host for the CD release party for my first album way before Skybar and those Village Cody’s Wednesdays Scott and I played together at the legendary Blues Jam with Ardis Turner (RIP) at Live Bait on Greenbriar — me on guitar and Scott on bass “There was a weird kind of synchronicity with Scott — I’d run into him all over Houston The last time I saw Scott was at the Rhythm Room last year He was extremely interested in hearing details about some health issues that I had firsthand knowledge about Scott Gertner enriched Houston’s music world Rising pop star Benson Boone will capitalize on his breakout year in 2024 with the upcoming American Heart arena tour which will include a stop at the Toyota Center in Houston on Thursday Fresh off his debut performance on Saturday Night Live Boone will embark on a huge 30-city North American tour Boone will also perform in Austin on September 19 and Fort Worth on September 20 The tour will be in support of his sophomore album That album is a quick turnaround from his 2024 debut album which went platinum and rose to as high as No Boone garnered a big number of award nominations and wins in 2024 and 2025, including a nomination for Best New Artist at the 2025 Grammy Awards, at which he showed off his now-signature flip while singing his hit song Ticket sales for the tour will start with an Amex Presale for American Express Card Members on Wednesday A special fan presale takes place on Thursday, May 8 from 2-10pm on Ticketmaster.com with unlock code: BEAUTIFUL Benson Boone 2025 American Heart North American Tour Dates KY @ Bourbon & Beyond Music FestivalSept leaving behind cherished memories and a legacy that will be remembered by all who knew him Scott led a life rich with passion and dedication He grew up and worked on the family farm with his brother sister and father where he learned the importance of hard work He graduated from Gunnison Valley High School worked many years at Satterwhite and also a career as a truck driver His work not only defined a significant part of his life but also reflected his commitment to providing for his family Scott's vibrant personality shone through in all that he did His adventurous spirit continued into adulthood; he enjoyed water skiing His love for the outdoors was matched only by his passion for riding motorcycles and hiking he attained this distinguished honor alongside his brother Jeremy marking a significant achievement in his youth having belonged to a band during his twenties He was known for his kind and gentle nature who were drawn to him and adored him in return He was born to Hal Standley and RaDene Anderson Pickett and is survived by his beloved family Scott was married to Tiffany Maughn on August 20 a union that ended with her passing on July 15 He later married Jenny Roberts in December 2016 adding a new chapter to his life that brought him joy and adventurous spirit will be missed by many but his legacy of love and laughter will remain etched in the hearts of those fortunate enough to have known him 2025 at 11:00 am in the Centerfield Ward Chapel 2025 from 6:00 - 7:00 pm and prior to services on Thursday from 9:30 - 10:30 am at the church Interment will be in the Gunnison Cemetery The 2025 Lucille Lortel Awards for Outstanding Achievement off-Broadway were awarded on May 4 in a ceremony at NYU Skirball.  As previously announced special honorees this year include Playwrights’ Sidewalk inductee Alice Childress Outstanding Body of Work recipient New Federal Theatre and Edith Oliver Service to Off-Broadway Award recipient Carol Fishman The Prattville Christian Academy Panthers won two of three games over Lee-Scott Academy in the 3rd round of the Class 3A playoffs to advance to the state semifinals Blake Bowman pitched a complete game shutout striking out nine batters in seven innings and only allowing two hits on just 83 pitches “Blake had a great game,” said PCA Coach Tommy Goodson He throws strikes and keeps batters guessing The game was scoreless until the bottom of the 4th inning when Bryce Masters and Conner Williams started the inning off with base hits Two more runs were scored later in the inning after a Tyson Houston single The Panthers scored three more runs in the bottom of the 6th to win comfortably Lee-Scott took Game 2 of the series by a score of 5-3 setting up a winner take all Game 3 on Friday Lee-Scott scored four runs in the top of the 4th inning to take a 5-3 lead But the Panthers immediately answered in the bottom of the 4th Gavin Oates and Jack Diefenderfer got singles and Cody Baker got a 2-out hit to load the bases Lawson reached base after a wild pitch on a 3rd strike Williams hit a double down the left field line that brought home two runs PCA scored two more runs in the 6th inning to move ahead 9-5 The Warriors were able to load the bases with nobody out and the game tying run at the plate Williams came in to pitch and threw three straight strikes striking out the Warrior batter and sealing the win for the Panthers “We didn’t give up when we got behind,” said Coach Goodson the next inning we put the ball in play and put pressure on them and put up 4 to take control Luke Lawson and Conner Williams really stepped up.” the Panthers’ baseball teams advances to the Class 3A semi-finals for the first time in school history It is especially sweet after falling in the 3rd round the last two seasons “We have been close the last two years previously and it was definitely one of our goals to get past the 3rd round,” said Coach Goodson “These guys had a lot of pressure on them because of our record 34 wins was not going to mean much if we didn’t move to the next round They have held each other accountable on and off the field PCA will host Glennwood in the Class 3A semifinals with a doubleheader on Wednesday and a third game The Gators have a 30-4 record and have been dominant in the playoffs outscoring their opponents through six games by a combined score of 90-7 Scott dazzle on defense as Cards sweep 2nd doubleheader in 5 daysMay 5th ST. LOUIS -- Even after making one of those hustling, hurtling, classic plays -- one where he wound up in the laps of a slightly startled family somewhat tangled in the netting and with Juan Soto’s foul pop securely in his glove -- the superstar third baseman had a somewhat stunning declaration to make "That was one of the best plays I’ve ever seen,” said Arenado the owner of 10 Gold Gloves and six Platinum Gloves Humble as ever, Arenado, of course, wasn’t talking about the headlong play he made in the eighth inning of the Cardinals' 5-4 defeat of the Mets -- a win that guaranteed them their second doubleheader sweep in a five-day stretch Instead, Arenado was referring to 5-foot-11 center fielder leaping as high as he could and reaching up over the wall to rob Soto of a home run in the fourth inning of a game that was highlighted by the Cards' stellar defense "It was awesome, and I told [Scott] that was one of the best plays I’ve ever seen,” Arenado raved. “I played with Adam Jones in the WBC, and he made a play like that Those are the two best plays I’ve ever seen made in center field.” The Cardinals came into Sunday easily the MLB leader in outs above average with 21, well ahead of the Astros (14) They strengthened their standing with the gems provided by Scott who made a sliding catch in the gap to end a fourth-inning threat Scott didn’t hesitate when asked where the home run robbery of Soto ranked on his list of stellar plays “There’s no other feeling [to compare] than to that The defense, combined with Alec Burleson’s two-run home run and Michael McGreevy’s 5 2/3 innings of scoreless relief, allowed the Cardinals to cap Sunday with two wins over the surging Mets. They stopped a nine-game skid to New York with a gritty 6-5 win in Game 1 and then came from behind to take the nightcap In the storied history of the rivalry between the Cardinals and Mets And the last time the Cardinals swept the Mets in St Louis had been slightly more than 50 years ago (July 5 "I don’t care who the team is because it’s really hard to sweep doubleheaders,” said Burleson whose two-run blast in the second inning was his long-awaited first homer of the season especially with a team like that over there We played a really good defense today and that was a part of it We pitched really well with McGreevy coming in and we swung the bats enough to win two games.” Sign up to receive our daily Morning Lineup to stay in the know about the latest trending topics around Major League Baseball whose club also swept a doubleheader from the Reds on Wednesday: “Doubleheaders are tough and it’s a grind on the guys you are playing in both and the bullpen as well But I love the fact that these guys are up for the task who was recalled from Triple-A Memphis on Saturday his former teammate at San Clemente High School in Southern California McGreevy allowed one hit and struck out five to improve to 4-0 in his MLB career McGreevy talked about how he and Pallante used to look at Arenado’s retired number at El Toro High School in Lake Forest and contemplate the greatness of the third baseman McGreevy looked on in awe as Arenado made a hard-charging play where he barehanded a ball for an out and later when he careened into the crowd for another catch "His high school is 20 minutes from me and Pallante’s [school] and you see Arenado’s number retired and you think about how cool it is that a guy like that grew up close to me,” McGreevy raved sharing a field and cracking jokes with him.” Arenado was horrified when he scared a small girl with his diving catch tumbling into the stands but I probably frightened her with that whole situation,” he said Thank God for that and I was able to make the play.” (This story and a headline have been updated to add new information.) A fire at Captain Scott's Seafood Restaurant at 71 Tupper Road in Sandwich early Sunday morning Chief John Burke said a call to report white smoke coming from the back of the building came in at 5:27 a.m and firefighters began arriving to the scene two minutes later They found fire in the back of the building and the basement A working fire assignment was requested to bring in resources from Bourne Fire Department The building was empty at the time of the fire Burke said the cause is not believed to be suspicious Crews backed out of the building when they noticed the floor on the first floor become unsteady A second alarm fire assignment was then requested to bring in more help from Joint Base Fire Department Sandwich firefighters noticed the natural gas regulator for the building had burned off Burke noted that National Grid then had to come to shut the gas off underground A third alarm was requested to bring in units from Centerville-Osterville-Marstons Mills Fire and Onset Fire District followed by a fourth alarm around 11:30 a.m to bring in resources from Centerville-Osterville-Marstons Mills Fire again and Hyannis Fire Department The fire was extinguished with the help of an excavator to peel apart the building provided by Pastore Excavation Providence Canteen provided drinks and coffee to firefighters The State Fire Marshal’s Special Operations Rehab Truck was also on hand to support firefighter rehab One firefighter was treated and released on scene for heat exhaustion Burke estimated that damages could be $1 million or more The State Fire Marshal will investigate the cause with Sandwich fire investigators According to the website Captain Scott's has been at its Tupper Road location for over 50 years the Gossios family took over the fried seafood restaurant and "immediately began the transformation into a restaurant that only uses the freshest seafood available," reads the site The property is owned by V & G Realty Trust Zane Razzaq writes about housing and real estate. Reach her at zrazzaq@capecodonline.com. Follow her on X @zanerazz Please return to Scott memorial page shortly before 11:00 a.m Livestream Link returned to his Heavenly Parents on April 25 surrounded by his loving wife and children where he spent his formative years and graduated from Mercer Island High School in 1976 Scott served a two-year mission in Guatemala for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints he learned and spoke both Spanish and Kaqchikel a local Mayan dialect — an experience that shaped his lifelong love for people Scott pursued higher education at Brigham Young University earning a bachelor’s degree in communications in 1984 drawn to the power of voice and storytelling and later transitioned into a job in insurance upon moving back to Washington and in his younger years he could often be found climbing mountains — including summiting Mt Rainier twice — or skiing down them with joy and abandon His passion for skiing was so strong it once led to academic probation a detail he shared with a laugh and a twinkle in his eye They were married and sealed in the Seattle Temple on June 23 welcoming twin boys in 1993 and a cherished daughter in 1997 Scott was diagnosed with a serious heart condition prompting him to leave his job and begin a new chapter as a full-time parent — a role he embraced wholeheartedly he received a life-saving heart transplant in 2004 where Scott continued to live a life rich in purpose He had a deep passion for learning and was always curious about the world He had a way of elevating every interaction and wisdom to the table — often all at once Scott spent his time in the service of others serving as a temple worker and a variety of church callings Scott was a strong advocate for Organ Donation and worked as a volunteer for Organ Donor Services in both Washington and Utah for many years Scott lived a full and happy life and blessed the lives of all those fortunate enough to know him Kirsten; his three children and their partners and Lauren (Christopher) Benton; his beloved grandson and deep faith will continue to inspire all who knew him In lieu of flowers, please donate to the Utah chapter of Organ Donor Services https://www.donorconnect.life/ I worked with Scott a few years back in scouting I was always impressed how he truly magnified the calling he had Orlene and Stan Olson offer our condolences Copyright 2024© All rights reserved. Walker Funeral Home by Mountain Media The Chicago Cubs and St. Louis Cardinals boast one of the most time-honored rivalries in Major League Baseball While the two teams are presently trending in opposite directions – the Cubs have been one of the game's best teams thus far in 2025 while the Cardinals are presently below .500 – there's a compelling rivalry "writ small" in center field There's another layer to things when two natural rivals have promising young players manning the same position and, in this instance, enjoying breakout campaigns at the same time. We speak of the emerging Interstate-55 rivalry in center field between Pete Crow-Armstrong of the Cubs and Victor Scott II of the Cardinals This seems a timely matter because Crow-Armstrong right now ranks third in the National League in WAR with a mark of 2.0, meaning he's been one of the best overall players in baseball thus far. Scott, meantime, is 10th on that same list with a WAR of 1.4, and during Sunday's doubleheader sweep of the New York Mets he went a combined 3 for 6 with a pair of walks and this miracle robbery that wound up mattering quite a bit insofar as the final score is concerned:  VICTOR SCOTT II WITH ONE OF THE BEST CATCHES EVER! pic.twitter.com/jgX1R96qgy Crow-Armstrong profiles as the superior player right now and thus moving forward was consistently a higher-ranked prospect in the minors and is more than a year younger than Scott those substantial advantages don't mean all is decided It's fully within the range of possibilities that Scott closes the gap between them or even surpasses Crow-Armstrong at some point his multi-faceted strides in 2025 come after a deeply disappointing 2024 he was pressed into regular duty by injuries in part because he'd been skipped past Triple-A entirely Louis and didn't fare much better after being demoted to Memphis Scott relocated to the Cardinals' training complex in Jupiter and devoted himself to improving in the field and at the plate He now gets better reads in center and trusts his first step incorporating a stride has made him far more athletic and he's realized impressive strides at pitch recognition and – critically for someone with his speed – he has an OBP of .356 drawing walks in 10.1% of his plate appearances Scott leads the majors in bunt singles with five he's stolen 12 bases in as many attempts this season and through the first 84 games of his big-league career he's yet to hit into a double play As for PCA, our own Matt Snyder recently explored his ongoing breakout and noted that Crow-Armstrong's value in the field and on the bases has never been in doubt and 2025 to date has yielded very encouraging returns on that front PCA has 20 extra-base hits in 35 games and a 140 OPS+ He's backed up the thump with a high quality of batted balls especially when it comes to his knack for finding the barrel (he's in the 78th percentile among big-league hitters in terms of registering the ideal combination of exit velocity and launch angle off the bat) There are concerns about PCA's extreme tendency to chase pitches outside the strike zone and his low walk rate but his capacity to punish the ball is legitimate and he's hit into zero double plays this season The good news for PCA and Scott is that even when their bats aren't at peak their elite defense and base-running provide an all-but-unshakeable foundation of value that make them "high floor" players Statcast puts Crow-Armstrong in the 99th and 100th percentile of base-running and fielding value Scott is in the 99th and 95th percentile in those measures Scott is in the 100th percentile in sprint speed then they're All-Star-caliber in Scott's case and MVP-caliber in PCA's case let's pair Scott's defensive highlight above with one from PCA This is something the writer likes to call "The Andruw Jones Experience." It's a catch the difficulty of which is submerged within the mellow smoothness with which the fielder made it Not only did PCA make a catch that another big-league center fielder failed to make on an effectively identical batted ball but PCA also did it without lunging or laying out for it He made it look more routine than highlight-worthy the miracle of technicolor television sometimes punishes PCA (and Scott A fly-catcher with lesser range – and almost all fly-catchers have lesser range than Crow-Armstrong does – makes the tape because he requires a crowd-rousing dive to reach that ball but it says here that slick-fielding speedsters who man center and employ some daring on the bases are perhaps the most aesthetically pleasing sub-genre of ballplayers On top of providing quality baseball entertainment Consider it a tidy bonus that they play for time-honored arch rivals who share a division and swaths of the same territory but this debate figures to be a years-long one and perhaps an ever-changing one who currently occupies centerfield for the St Scott not only prevented the Cardinals from falling behind a few runs earlier in the game but he also came up with the biggest hit of the night to send the Cards home happy New York Mets slugger Juan Soto sent a rocket to straightaway centerfield where Scott leaped up against the wall and pulled back the ball for the out VICTOR SCOTT II!!!He shows off the hops to rob Juan Soto of a homer! pic.twitter.com/BDHiUPu6Am Scott came through in the clutch with an RBI double to right centerfield off of Max Kranick which ended up being the eventual game-winning run Scott struggled at the plate as a rookie with a measly .179 batting average Through the first 31 games of the 2025 season Scott is slashing .286/.356/.419 with two homers and 15 RBI while going a perfect 11 for 11 on stolen base attempts Jayden Stone Transfers Out of WVU, Lands with SEC Program MAILBAG: Braydon Hawthorne Update, Alabama Series, Press Box, D-II/JUCO + More West Florida Defensive Back Tyrence Crutcher Commits to WVU West Virginia Lands Another SEC Transfer Offensive Lineman this session includes modifications for all levels to support every way we move who is three months postpartum with her third child Dancer and fitness instructor Poofy Moffitino will take it up a level with advanced movements This short session is perfect to add anytime you need a quick movement boost If you love this session, check out more new workouts on the PS Fitness YouTube channel On Katrina Scott: Genevieve Farrell Roston (she/her) is an award-winning filmmaker and the director of video at PS She oversees the Webby-nominated PS Fit video series She has more than 10 years of experience in the entertainment industry she is an avid reviewer of children's gear and products Scott Clifton posted an image that his son Liam’s got some major challenges ahead of him on The Bold and the Beautiful, especially since he learned he’s got an inoperable mass on his brain he’s decided that he doesn’t want anyone besides Steffy which is going to make things a whole heck of a lot worse in the long run Scott Clifton isn’t facing such a horrifying circumstance and recently shared some fatherly fun he had on social media Clifton shared a picture on Instagram, writing, “Ford drew it, I colored. #teamwork.” The picture was an amazing drawing of a young man standing outside, and Clifton’s coloring truly enhanced it. His co-stars were thrilled to see it, with Don Diamont (Bill) sharing, “‼️👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼‼️❤️,” and Ashley Jones (Bridget) reacting, “Wow!!!” View this post on Instagram A post shared by Scott Clifton (@cliftoncam) “This is crazy good!!!!!!❤️.” One fan praised Clifton’s son with READ THIS: Check out what to watch on B&B. Another follower was truly impressed and replied ❤️.” Many fans went off the topic of the drawing to ask if Liam was going to be killed off but Clifton didn’t respond to those questions READ THIS: Find out how Clifton keeps his performance realistic. The general fan consensus was that Ford had some amazing talent as well as his Dad And a truly enthused viewer responded with the praise: “Amazing 🤩 proud proud proud we are of him and U 👏👏 an Artist Family ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️ way to go 👏👏👏👏.” American workers often grapple with various concerns about whether they will be financially secure when the time arrives.  Many are concerned with the cost of health care and the long-term survival of the federal Social Security program.  While Medicare becomes available to Americans at age 65 the federal program does not cover all medical expenses leaving retirees to account for additional costs Author and New York University professor Scott Galloway offers some compelling thoughts about the role Medicare and Social Security play in Americans' retirement future 💵💰Don't miss the move: Subscribe to TheStreet's free daily newsletter💰💵 A report from the Social Security Administration (SSA) describes Social Security as a social insurance program designed to provide retirees with a lifetime annuity that adjusts for inflation Scott Galloway argues that the system has a fundamental flaw in how benefits are distributed.  He contends that a portion of current recipients may not actually need the financial assistance but continue to receive it regardless Senior citizens represent the wealthiest generation in history During the SXSW Conference & Festivals on March 10 at the "'Prof G Markets' Live with Scott Galloway and Ed Elson" event he emphasized concerns about wealth redistribution.  He pointed out that approximately $1.2 trillion is transferred annually from younger generations — who are facing greater financial challenges than previous ones — to older individuals reinforcing what he sees as a systemic issue with Social Security Also important is that Social Security faces the possibility of reduced benefits by 2033 if no legislative action is taken to fix the fact that the federal program will run out of money in its trust funds that year.  Part B covers outpatient and preventive care requiring a monthly premium of $185 in 2025 Another choice for seniors is Medicare Advantage which is administered by private insurance companies It typically includes the same benefits as Parts A and B Medicare Part D focuses on prescription medications with costs varying significantly based on an individual's specific health care needs New York University professor and author Scott Galloway explains the two federal payroll taxes for Social Security and Medicare Image source: Nguyen/NurPhoto via Getty Images In his book "The Algebra of Wealth," Galloway explains that Medicare and Social Security are funded by the only two federal payroll taxes with half of that — 6.2% — deducted directly from your paycheck Social Security taxes are subject to a wage cap earnings above $160,200 are exempt from further taxation under this program for the remainder of the year Medicare tax is 2.9% and follows a similar split between employers and employees though they tend to be relatively low and have set limits payroll taxes are unavoidable — they apply even to wages contributed to a 401(k).  these taxes can feel particularly burdensome as they must cover both the employer and employee share amounting to over 15% on the first $160,000 of earnings there’s no escaping payroll taxes," Galloway wrote high earners convert income to capitalGalloway also writes that higher earners convert much more income to capital during their working years to live a high quality of life during employment and retirement A household with $2 million in assets and an annual spending of $500,000 enjoys a luxurious lifestyle far beyond what a household earning $500,000 per year can afford as only $250,000 remains after taxes for expenses Even with substantial monthly expenditures exceeding $40,000 they manage to set aside $500,000 in savings annually If this amount is invested at an 8% return for a decade, it could grow into an investment portfolio worth nearly $8 million, generating over $600,000 in annual income, taxed at capital gains rates.  While top earners do face high income tax rates, the impact on their lifestyle is minimal, and their ability to build wealth remains largely unaffected, as they can channel significant portions of their earnings into investments. "It’s called 'capitalism' and not 'laborism' for a reason," Galloway wrote. "Wealth comes from capital investment, not labor wages. Once you are able to convert significant amounts of your wages to investment capital, you make the jump to light speed." By Jeffrey Quiggle is an editor and reporter for TheStreet he had various journalism and content roles at Microsoft's Bing at The American Prospect magazine and at Harvard University.  Want TheStreet’s best daily stock and investing news right in your inbox every weekday Sign up today for our free newsletter and you'll receive an exclusive report explaining hedge fund guru Doug Kass' winning investment style With three podiums and two Fast Six appearances, now headed toward a track where he’s once started on pole and finished no worse than fourth place in his last four visits, the newest Arrow McLaren driver’s performance is the unquestioned surprise of the year Pete and only Sunday narrowly recorded his second top 10 of the season (10th) The drivers entered this weekend sitting second (Kyle Kirkwood) fourth (Rosenqvist) and fifth (Dixon) finished 11th “Pure speed, man. I think those guys are just executing. They’re just knocking good lap times out, qualifying well, then executing in the race," said Scott McLaughlin after starting alongside Palou on the front row Sunday before finishing a distant third Props to (Palou’s strategist and Chip Ganassi Racing team manager Barry Wanser) and the team that they run on the No And obviously they’ve got a really good driver I think Alex is one of the best racecar driver I’ve ever come across 'I was a bit lonely': Alex Palou marvels in 'best weekend in IndyCar' after dominant Barber win McLaughlin’s dogged belief in the face of an historic start to a season from the two-time defending IndyCar champion, admittedly, isn’t surprising, in a paddock where ‘What’s it going to take to dethrone Alex Palou?’ questions began moments into the season opening post-race news conference — yep the questions began midway through the Chip Ganassi Racing driver’s 2023 campaign particularly in the midst of his stretch of four wins in five starts in May and June of that year who in the most recent chapter of his career won three straight V8 Supercars championships for Roger Penske before being offered a ride in IndyCar entered last year’s season finale only marginally joking that his own championship hopes were but a move away being down 50 points with a maximum of 54 possible on a weekend and five granted to those who start a race McLaughlin joked that move would involve locking Palou in a trackside port-a-let and tossing the key in the garbage Where we stand: IndyCar 2025 drivers championship, Rookie of the Year, Leaders Circle standings We’ve got to just keep keeping on and being at the front as much as we can,” McLaughlin said “That was a solid race for us with the pace we had and if you want to build a championship campaign That turns out to be a really good job and solid all you can do is try to be at the top of yours.” Though McLaughlin declined to say precisely where he believed he 3 Chevy crew and Team Penske could improve the answer may more so be in the layout of the schedule which again this year is oval heavy on the back end Included in that stretch is an Iowa Speedway doubleheader where McLaughlin secured his first career IndyCar oval win in Race 1 a year ago and took third place less than 24 hours later a race previously run in August that shifted to June this year was the site of a runner-up finish from pole a year ago and during another oval doubleheader weekend in 2024 at the Milwaukee Mile McLaughlin started Race 1 on pole and finished Race 2 in victory lane In the wake of his Penske teammate Josef Newgarden’s IndyCar oval domination — the two-time defending Indy 500 winner won five straight ovals from 2022-23 and eight of 10 across a stretch in 2021-23 — McLaughlin began to tug at Newgarden’s "IndyCar oval king" crown in the back half of last year A surprising start: Christian Lundgaard has a chance to prove he's an IndyCar title contender Facing a comfortable championship leader in Palou whose yet to win on an oval — with seven top-5 finishes in his last 12 oval starts but just four career oval podiums — rattling off a streak of oval victories could be McLaughlin’s winning ticket to be enough to have drivers not named Alex Palou to win all of this year’s oval slate — Palou didn’t record a single win over the final nine races a year ago and still won the title by 31 points Whereas four drivers each won two races during that 2024 closing stretch that allowed Palou to largely rattle off top 5s and tread water with his championship cushion one of his competitors is going to have to outright snatch that Astor Cup from his grasp You’ve just got to capitalize,” McLaughlin said “We know where we can improve; different facets that I can’t really expose I think if we just keep knocking on the door You’ve just got to try and keep knocking on the door.” Get IndyStar's motorsports coverage sent directly to your inbox with the Motorsports newsletter This Sunday's cover story is a behind the scenes look at how Churchill Downs starts the Kentucky Derby At the helm of it all is the racetrack's head starter While the starting gate has been a fixture at the Run for the Roses for nearly a century it hasn't always been a part of the Kentucky Derby This story is designed to be an intimate look behind the scenes with the man who's in charge of telling the horses when to "go." It's also a look back in time at how an electric gate with stalls became the norm that it is in the modern racing world More: 'And they're off!' Meet the man who runs the starting gate for the Kentucky Derby Here's how I went about telling this story This story actually started more than a year ago, as I working on a story about the differences between the first Kentucky Derby in 1875 and how it operates today in the 2020s. Jessica Whitehead, the curator of collections for the Kentucky Derby Museum told me the first Kentucky Derby didn't have a starting gate I couldn't believe that for the first 50 years of the Kentucky Derby's 150-year history the procedure for how the race started wasn't regulated something that I'd always seen as a fixture of the horseracing industry became much more interesting to me More: Louisville's own Woodstock: A look back at the infamous Kentucky Derby Hostel at U of L I was really glad that he was as enthusiastic about showing me the ropes of the starting gate as I was about learning about it He was kind enough to invite me out to Churchill Downs in early April so that photographer Matt Stone and I could observe how much care goes in to making sure the horses are comfortable in the starting gate I was able to watch several horses at several different stages of comfort with the gate Some merely walked up and stood in the stall with an open door while others were comfortable enough to be fully inside and then gallop out once the gate opened who walked me through the problems around starting the Kentucky Derby for the first 50 or so years of its existence More: The Courier Journal publishes '150 Years of the Kentucky Derby' book. Here's how to order Besides the behind the scenes look and the brief history lesson I really hope our readers understand that Jordan's job is about so much more than pushing a button He stressed over and over again in our interview that he'd never be able to start the race without having a team that he trusts wholeheartedly Jordan is the one in the public giving interviews but he truly believes that his team are the real stars More: How many horses have won the Triple Crown? 15 facts to know about the Kentucky Derby The Courier Journal features team begins planning Kentucky Derby coverage as soon as the holidays are over I genuinely hope you've enjoyed some of the Derbytime features we've put together over the past few months enjoyed our look back at the 100th anniversary of the first radio broadcast from the Kentucky Derby Once we're on the other side of the 151st Kentucky Derby I'm looking forward to bringing you more stories about the things that make Louisville Reach features writer Maggie Menderski at mmenderski@courier-journal.com At the recent United Board of Education meeting the newly elected board members were officially seated “We had our special meeting where we said goodbye to a couple of our board members that have done service I want to say a big thank you to Danny Toops and Tina Guild for all their work they have done for the United schools We also welcomed the four winners of the election but our newest board members Josh Oaks and Holly Tharp are joining us They will be on the board with us until 2029 and Scott Campbell will be taking over as our new President and Jill Jenks will retain as our Secretary.” Superintendent Hawkins informs the Board’s first official order of business is selecting meeting dates as the board will be holding meeting at each building throughout the district this next school year By submitting this form, you are consenting to receive marketing emails from: Prairie Communications, 55 Public Square, Monmouth, IL, 61462, https://977wmoi.com/. 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Scott Frost was one of two FBS hires this off season to return to a place he previous led successfully joining Rich Rodriguez at West Virginia as proof that you can return home Frost agreed to a five-year deal to return to Orlando to lead the Knights for a second time and UCF released details of that contract today Matt Baker shares that Frost's deal runs through January of 2030 and includes guaranteed annual compensation of $3.9 million this fall The next several years of his contract will pay him as follows: Frost is able to earn an additional contract year for making any bowl game at a rate of $5.25 million also his first year as a head coach as he inherited team coming off a winless campaign under George O'Leary and interim head coach Danny Barrett Frost inked a five-year deal in December 2015 that ran through 2020 that paid him a $1.7 million salary Coming off an 0-12 season prior to his arrival Frost led the team to a significant 6-win improvement going 6-7 after their Cure Bowl loss in 2016 UCF signed Frost to an extension through 2021 raising his annual salary to an even $2 million while giving his salary pool a slight $50k increase as well the $3.9 million he's set to make this year is actually remarkably close to what he earned in his final season leading his alma mater at Nebraska He started off making $5 million annually in Lincoln but terms were adjusted to $4 million in his final season in 2022 UCF will open the 2025 season with three straight home games against Jacksonville State NC A&T (FCS) and North Carolina before starting Big 12 play with a trip to Kansas State the premier source for coaching information