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Interview mit Mark Gansen und Ivan Nagaev | European Aquatics Water Polo Champions League 2026
Interview mit Mark Gansen und Ivan Nagaev | European Aquatics Water Polo Champions League 2026 In diesem Interview nach ...
Tied Up at EWA | Puget Sound Chum Fry with Mitch Randall
EWA's own Mitch Randall ties up a popular spring Chum Fry pattern for fishing the water's of the Puget Sound in NW Washington.
Auburn Spring Game: Offense Reaction, Can Georgia CONTEND? Is Oklahoma BACK? | TNR 4/20/26
Auburn Spring Game: Offensive Reaction Georgia Bulldogs Back to National Championships? Can Oklahoma Do it Two Years in a Row? The Auburn Tigers held their Spring Game Saturday, the scoring system was a bit confusing but, ultimately, the story was how the offense of new Auburn Football head coach Alex Golesh looked. South Florida transfer QB Byrum Brown didn’t have his best day, that was according to his own coach. Tristian Ti’a is the back-up and had the best day of the QBs, showing he may be a capable back-up. The Georgia Bulldogs held their Spring Game and back-up QB was also in the spotlight. Did Georgia Football look like the teams that have played for national championships? The Oklahoma Sooners also played their spring game and it is year two for the Oklahoma Offense nights by Ben Arbuckle and led by John Matteer. Can Oklahoma Football make it back-to-back Playoff trips? Alabama Crimson Tide forward Amari Allen will test the NBA Draft waters while keeping his NCAA eligibility, the same was done last season by LaBaron Philon. We will look at where the NBA Mocks have Allen. AJ Brown a New England Patriot? That is the Adam Schefter report on ESPN. Schefty reports the disgruntled Philadelphia Eagles WR will be on the move to New England as soon as the league allows the trade. Former Alabama Football QB Ty Simpson tells David Pollack the reported $6,000,000 offer from the Miami Hurricanes was enough to make him think about one more season. What Nick Saban told him that made him stay. Also from Ty Simpson over the weekend, what seemed to be the ultimate compliment by Simpson to the Indiana Hoosiers seemed to upset the Indiana Football Defensive Coordinator. Today on the Alexander Shunnarah Hotline: 9:30 - Justin Hokanson 10:00 - Brooks Austin 10:30 - Dusty Dvoracek Call the Show: (205) 734-0923 #AuburnFootball #AuburnTigers #GeorgiaBulldogs #OklahomaSooners #SECFootball #CollegeFootball #SpringGame #AlexGolesh #ByrumBrown #KirbySmart #TySimpson #AmariAllen #AJBrown #LiveSportsShow #CFB
Auburn Football Fans CRASHING OUT Over Spring Game!
Tune in with Nick (Water Cooler Sports) Bubba (Bubba and the Old Man- Auburn Sports Talk) Tez (It's SECZN) along with DC Wolf ...
The Big West Rundown - April 15
𝙏𝙝𝙚 𝘽𝙞𝙜 𝙒𝙚𝙨𝙩 𝙍𝙪𝙣𝙙𝙤𝙬𝙣 with Chloë Clark is back with a packed week across the conference. Men’s volleyball headlines with national recognition as Skyler Varga and Tred Rosenthal earn AVCA Player of the Year semifinalist nods, while UC Irvine’s Andrei Okonovich collects National Player of the Week honors and UC San Diego stuns No. 2 Hawai‘i behind a season-high 15 blocks. Across the diamond, UC Santa Barbara baseball takes a series behind Nate Vargas’ power surge, while UC San Diego’s Steel Murdock strikes out a program-record 17. In softball, Cal State Fullerton’s Lena Garcia tosses a no-hitter, while Long Beach State makes a statement with a sweep over the Gauchos. Elsewhere, UC Santa Barbara men’s tennis pushes its win streak to eight, Long Beach State beach volleyball hits the 20-win mark, and the Beach men’s golf squad climbs to No. 28 nationally. And to close it out, Hawai‘i women’s water polo secures its third straight Big West title and gears up for an NCAA Championship rematch with No. 4 California. All that and more in this week’s 𝙏𝙝𝙚 𝘽𝙞𝙜 𝙒𝙚𝙨𝙩 𝙍𝙪𝙣𝙙𝙤𝙬𝙣.
Women's Water Polo Defeats Princeton in Sudden Victory to Win Second Straight CWPA Championship
Women's Water Polo Defeats Princeton in Sudden Victory to Win Second Straight CWPA Championship.
Kotor Fortress Hike, April 2026 | Hiking in Kotor, Montenegro 4K | Virtual Hiking
Kotor Fortress, most commonly known as the San Giovanni Fortress (or St. John’s Fortress), is one of the most iconic historical landmarks in Montenegro. Rising above the UNESCO-protected Old Town of Kotor, this defensive structure is part of a much larger fortified system that developed over many centuries to protect the strategic Bay of Kotor. The origins of the fortress date back to the Illyrian period, but the majority of the visible structures today were built and expanded during the Venetian rule (1420–1797). The Venetians recognized the importance of Kotor as a maritime and trading hub and heavily fortified the city against frequent attacks from the Ottoman Empire. Over time, the defensive system grew into an impressive network of walls, bastions, gates, and fortifications stretching approximately 4.5 kilometers up the steep mountainside of Mount Lovćen. The fortress climbs to an elevation of about 280 meters above sea level, offering panoramic views over the Bay of Kotor—often described as one of the most beautiful natural harbors in the world. Along the ascent, visitors encounter key historical features such as the Church of Our Lady of Remedy (built in 1518), which served both religious and defensive purposes, and multiple fortified gates that once controlled access to the upper stronghold. The walls of Kotor were engineered to follow the natural contours of the mountain, making them exceptionally difficult to breach. Despite numerous attempts, including several Ottoman sieges, the city was never successfully captured during Venetian rule. The fortress system continued to be used under later rulers, including the Austrians, who made additional modifications in the 19th century. Today, Kotor Fortress is a major cultural and tourist attraction. The climb to the top involves more than 1,300 stone steps and can be physically demanding, especially during the summer months. However, the reward is a unique combination of history, architecture, and breathtaking scenery. The site is part of the Natural and Culturo-Historical Region of Kotor, which has been listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1979. Visitors are advised to wear proper footwear, carry water, and start early in the day to avoid high temperatures. The fortress is open year-round, though conditions can vary depending on weather. Whether you are interested in medieval military architecture, history, or simply stunning views, Kotor Fortress stands as a powerful reminder of the region’s rich and layered past.
PACIFIC GRUNT! #bajafishing #kayakfishing #saltwaterfishing #outdoors
Watch as I fish the crystal clear blue waters of Bahia Concepcion on the Sea of Cortez in magnificent Baja California Sur, Mexico.