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Daniel Penny stands to make millions after not guilty verdict in Jordan Neely's death By BRITTANY CHAIN FOR DAILYMAIL.COM Published: 23:07 GMT, 9 December 2024 | Updated: 23:07 GMT, 9 December 2024 e-mail 1 View comments Daniel Penny stands to make millions as a martyr of the BLM movement after being found not guilty following a blockbuster trial in Manhattan. The 26-year-old Marine veteran was facing charges of second degree manslaughter and negligent homicide following the subway death of mentally ill homeless street performer Jordan Neely . But after more than 20 hours of deliberations over four days, jurors told the court they were unable to reach a verdict on the manslaughter charge and the state sensationally withdrew the charge in a desperate, last ditch effort to avoid a mistrial. By Monday, jurors returned a verdict of not guilty to negligent homicide to Justice Maxwell Wiley. They quickly found him not guilty - paving the way for his bright future full of book deals, TV appearances and even a career in politics. Since the very beginning, Penny won sympathy from conservatives who said he was right to step in when Neely acted out on the subway. Now, with the trial behind him and renewed support from the likes of the Trump family, Penny's future is brighter than ever. Daniel Penny leaves Manhattan Supreme Court on Monday after being found not guilty of criminally negligent homicide. The manslaughter charge was dropped last week Industry experts believe Penny could be in for a windfall in excess of $1million after the criminal case against him concludes. 'He could become a symbolic figure for a certain segment of society, opening doors to mainstream and conservative media alike,' James Pipe is a legal expert and advocate at freegrantsforfelons.org, told Daily Mail. Pipe noted a conviction would 'necessarily preclude offers' because publishers and producers are notoriously 'drawn to controversial figures.' He said a 'compelling memoir or exclusive first interview' could be worth up to $500,000, while a documentary or film deal could exceed $1million. 'A significant factor will be how Penny and his team handle public relations after the trial. 'If he can frame his story in a way that resonates with the public or aligns with ongoing social conversations, the financial opportunities could be transformative,' Pipe said. 'However, backlash or boycotts from opposition groups could dampen prospects.' Pipe said Penny would also need to consider civil lawsuits against him, and how any 'post-trial earnings' could be impacted by those suits. 'Public scrutiny will likely follow him for years, which could affect the longevity of his public persona and his ability to secure deals long-term,' he said. Before the subway incident, Penny was a mild-mannered 24-year-old who'd left the Marines and spent time traveling the world Penny celebrated the court victory at the Stone Street Tavern on Monday afternoon Valerie Zucker said she envisions a 'one hour special or documentary' in the future. She said there could be hurdles to face 'from Neely's' camp, but that immediately after the trial would be a great time for Penny to 'clear the air and change public perception on his vision of what took place that day.' And while Penny is still a divisive figure amongst the public, Zucker said there could be a pathway into politics for Penny down the track. 'I don't think [it happens] right away,' she said. 'There's some backlash. 'Maybe something in the future.' Penny's acquittal enraged BLM activists, who instantly called for revenge in the form of black vigilantes. The 26-year-old quickly dashed to a downtown bar to celebrate his win with his lawyers and ponder his next move. Even before the verdict came back, there were calls from Republicans for him to be heralded a hero. Rep. Eli Crane, R-Arizona has been so impressed by Penny and his swift action against Neely that, according to Fox, he wants to award him Congress ’ highest civilian honor - a Congressional Gold Medal. ‘Daniel Penny’s actions exemplify what it means to stand against the grain to do right in a world that rewards moral cowardice,’ he said. He went on to describe the justice system as ‘corrupt’ and one which ‘allows degenerates to steamroll our laws and our sense of security, while punishing the righteous. ‘Mr. Penny bravely stood in the gap to defy this corrupt system and protect his fellow Americans. I’m immensely proud to introduce this resolution to award him with the Congressional Gold Medal to recognize his heroism,’ he said. The Marine veteran has kept a dignified silence since he was charged in May 2023 Penny with his mother, Gina Flaim, on November 19 Penny intervened when Neely jumped on the train and began threatening other commuters, including mothers, children and students. Neely was shouting that somebody would ‘die’ and that he was willing to ‘go back to Rikers.’ He placed Neely in a chokehold which the state argued lasted six minutes. His defense told jurors that he was not applying consistent pressure for the length of that time, and that he was simply restraining Neely until police arrived. And while New York’s ‘Son of Sam’ laws prevent convicted criminals from selling their stories to publishers, Penny is innocent and has been convicted of no crime . He could theoretically sell his sensational life story to the highest bidder, or write a book himself about the ordeal. Legal expert and advocate at freegrantsforfelons.org James Pipe told DailyMail.com Penny could be in for a windfall in excess of $1million. 'He could become a symbolic figure for a certain segment of society, opening doors to mainstream and conservative media alike,' he said. Pipe noted a conviction would 'necessarily preclude offers' because publishers and producers are notoriously 'drawn to controversial figures.' He said a 'compelling memoir or exclusive first interview' could be worth up to $500,000, while a documentary or film deal could exceed $1million. 'A significant factor will be how Penny and his team handle public relations after the trial. If he can frame his story in a way that resonates with the public or aligns with ongoing social conversations, the financial opportunities could be transformative,' Pipe said. 'However, backlash or boycotts from opposition groups could dampen prospects.' Similarly, Valerie Zucker of Zucker Media Group said she envisions a 'one hour special or documentary' in the future. She said there could be hurdles to face 'from Neely's' camp, but that immediately after the trial would be a great time for Penny to 'clear the air and change public perception on his vision of what took place that day.' And while Penny is still a divisive figure amongst the public, Zucker said there could be a pathway into politics for Penny down the track. 'I don't think [it happens] right away,' she said. 'There's some backlash. 'Maybe something in the future.' The case has already attracted interest from several writers who have been present daily in the courtroom and are working on books about the outcome. With true-crime documentaries on the rise, there is also a strong possibility that Penny will find himself back in the spotlight via a streaming special about the case. Conservatives have long offered support for Penny since the case gained widespread national attention and became a lightning rod for racial debate. Vivek Ramaswamy donated $10,000 to Daniel Penny's staggering legal fund, which has now reached $3million. He has also repeatedly spoken out about Neely’s lengthy rap sheet, accusing the Manhattan District Attorney’s office of sharing ‘responsibility for his death for creating an anti law enforcement culture.’ ‘Habitual felons like Neely should not roam freely to terrorize and prey on innocent members of our communities,’ he said. Penny also has the strong backing of Florida Governor Ron DeSantis , sparking questions about if Penny would consider a tilt in politics himself, given he has access to two recent presidential candidates. The May 2023 incident sparked uproar in America - BLM says it was the racist killing of a mentally ill black man by an overzealous white military faithful. With the trial out of the way, Penny is also free to return his attention to his studies. When he was charged, he was studying architecture at the New York City College of Technology. He was also working two jobs – one as a swim teacher and also at a restaurant in Brooklyn – which he gave up to focus on the trial. He is also not completely out of the woods after Neely’s family filed a civil lawsuit against Penny last week. Penny’s legal team, Thomas Kenniff and Steven Raiser, released a statement Friday afternoon revealing they will immediately set their sights on the lawsuit. The duo said the conclusion of the criminal trial would ‘allow us to focus on the civil lawsuit, filed two days ago, for the same allegations contained in the criminal indictment.’ Pipe said Penny would also need to consider civil lawsuits against him when he considers what his next step will be, because any 'post-trial earnings' could be impacted by those suits. 'Public scrutiny will likely follow him for years, which could affect the longevity of his public persona and his ability to secure deals long-term,' he said. Jordan Neely Daniel Penny Share or comment on this article: Daniel Penny stands to make millions after not guilty verdict in Jordan Neely's death e-mail Add comment

Erling Haaland, Bukayo Saka and Lois Openda had tried and failed. Even Florian Wirtz looked like he might have found the task beyond him but then it got to Bayer Leverkusen time. It might not be Invincible season but this team never quite kicked its habit for late drama. Wirtz flicked one last cross in, the ball deflecting into towards the penalty spot. Nordi Mukiele had an inkling was his moment just as it had been Exequiel Palacios', Josip Stanisic's and Victor Boniface's (among many), last season. His overhead kick connected with fresh air but he still had the correct senses. Alex Grimaldo flicked the ball back in the mixer, Martin Terrier got nothing more than a heel on the ball, teeing it up perfectly for Mukiele to drive home. Over a near six-match clean sheet streak in the Champions League, Inter, once more some way from full strength, had largely quelled some of the best and brightest that European football had to throw at them. When they needed to ride their luck, they did so. When they needed a goalkeeper to come up big, Yann Sommer did just that but his save streak ended at 19 because all that counts for nothing up against Neverlusen. Of course, there is more to this win, one which propels Xabi Alonso's side into the top two, than vibes. Camp yourself in the final third for long enough and you'll give yourself the best chance possible of a break coming your way. It took a while for Leverkusen to break into the Inter penalty area with regularity but after all, it was their patience and probing that proved unbeatable for every team in Germany last year. They scored in the 90th minute because for the 89 before, they had been wearing their opponents down. When you know, in the way Leverkusen players last season came to believe with indescribable zealotry, that the goal is going to come, it tends to more often than for the non-believers. That 89-minute journey to victory, though. What a slog. How many first-half moves had to die at the hit-and-hope stage so that the ball might eventually pinball in Mukiele's direction? The turnovers came and the hosts had a matter of seconds to attack the defense before it was set, a back five shielded by three robust, experienced midfielders more than prepared to stick a boot in when required. This far but no further was the Inter gameplan. In terms of final third touches the first half of this contest was hugely imbalanced, 145 to 45 in favor of the Germans. Get into the danger zone and it becomes a little more balanced, 13 to Leverkusen, eight to Inter, who had the better of the close-range efforts. When Granit Xhaka and Alex Grimaldo hit the ball from range, it stays hit. Still, those are the chances you'd rather give up against any opponent. Come the second half, the vaguest of transition opportunities presented themselves to Leverkusen but invariably what was asked of them was to hit a precise through ball, on the run, past two or three bodies. Wirtz couldn't quite feed Palacios down the ever-shrinking alley between Sommer and Yann Aurel Bissek. Alessandro Bastoni was the epitome of composure as he flicked a Grimaldo pass to safety, Nathan Tella snapping at his heels. Eighteen minutes to play and Jeremie Frimpong fizzed a pass to Wirtz, finally in space in the penalty area. The ball sat up nicely for the volley off his first touch yet even when everything was executed with aplomb, a white shirt was across in time to blot out the shot. At the time it felt like nothing would break this excellent Inter rearguard. All the while though, the shots, the xG, the penalty box touches were drifting in Leverkusen's direction. Three times in the final quarter Wirtz had the space off the left flank to attack the area and shoot from just outside it. Then he chose differently, the three defenders that came his way unable to stop him from getting the ball back into the box. Federico Dimarco hurled himself at danger. A prostrate Bastoni flung out a leg. Nothing was stopping Mukiele. The Champions League had best get used to this. Three more points from two games should be enough to take the German champions through to the round of 16. The winter break will afford Alonso a chance to nurse his troops, perhaps even to strengthen his options to play in behind a returned Victor Boniface and Patrik Schick. This team may not be quite as dominant in the Bundesliga as they were last season but there is not a lot beyond that freak of a game against Liverpool that would suggest they ought to be discounted from contention. That touch of destiny seems to remain about Leverkusen, a team who can still turn their opponent's landmark moment into one for themselves, ideally at the last possible moment.

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TikTok is challenging the federal government’s order to shut down its operations in Canada. The company filed in documents in Federal Court in Vancouver on Thursday. The government ordered the dissolution of TikTok’s Canadian business in November after a national security review of the Chinese company behind the social media platform. That means TikTok must "wind down" its operations in Canada, though the app will continue to be available to Canadians. TikTok wants the court to overturn the government’s order and to place a pause on the order while the court hears the case. It is claiming the minister's decision was "unreasonable" and "driven by improper purposes." The review was carried out through the Investment Canada Act, which allows the government to investigate any foreign investment with potential to harm national security. Industry Minister François-Philippe Champagne said in a statement at the time the government was taking action to address "specific national security risks," though it didn’t specify what those risks were. TikTok’s filing says Champagne "failed to engage with TikTok Canada on the purported substance of the concerns that led to the (order.)" The company argues the government ordered "measures that bear no rational connection to the national security risks it identifies." It says the reasons for the order "are unintelligible, fail to reveal a rational chain of analysis and are rife with logical fallacies." The company's law firm, Osler Hoskin & Harcourt LLP, declined to comment, while Champagne’s office did not immediately respond to a request for comment. A TikTok spokesperson said in a statement that the order would "eliminate the jobs and livelihoods of our hundreds of dedicated local employees — who support the community of more than 14 million monthly Canadian users on TikTok, including businesses, advertisers, creators and initiatives developed especially for Canada." This report by The Canadian Press was first published Dec. 10, 2024. Darryl Greer and Anja Karadeglija, The Canadian PressWayne Rooney encourages I’m A Celeb viewers to vote for Coleen to do a trial

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After a stellar eight-year run with the Atlanta Braves, Max Fried has cashed in by securing a lucrative contract with the New York Yankees in free agency. Per Jeff Passan of ESPN, Fried has agreed to an eight-year, $218 million contract with the Yankees: This news comes two days after the Yankees lost Juan Soto, who reportedly signed a 15-year, $765 million contract with the New York Mets. Fried was originally selected by the San Diego Padres with the No. 7 overall pick in the 2012 MLB draft. He spent two years in the organization before being traded to the Braves as part of the Justin Upton deal in December 2014. At the time of the trade, Fried was recovering from Tommy John surgery that kept him out for all of 2015. He returned to action in the minors in 2016 before making his MLB debut late in the 2017 season. It wasn't until 2019 that Fried carved out a permanent role in Atlanta's rotation. He had a breakout season during the 2020 season that was shortened to 60 games due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The left-hander went 7-0 with a 2.25 ERA and finished fifth in NL Cy Young voting. Fried's worst season by ERA was 2024 when he had a 3.25 mark in 29 starts. He has been named an All-Star in two of the past three years, finishing second in NL Cy Young voting in 2022. The 30-year-old started and won the clinching Game 6 for the Braves in the 2021 World Series against the Houston Astros. He threw six shutout innings, allowing four hits with six strikeouts in a 7-0 victory. In the wake of Atlanta's postseason loss to the San Diego Padres last season, Fried expressed hope that the two sides would be able to work out a long-term deal to keep him. "[Wearing the Braves uniform] means everything," Fried said. "It's the organization that traded for me and gave me the opportunity to come to the big leagues and be an established big league player. I obviously don't know what's going to happen, but I have absolutely loved every minute of it, and hope to have many more." Losing Fried puts the Braves in a tricky spot going into next year. Spencer Strider could miss some time at the start of 2025 while recovering from elbow surgery , but his decision to go with the internal brace procedure rather than Tommy John could bring him back sooner. Chris Sale had a fantastic rebound year in 2024 that earned him the NL Cy Young, but he's going to be 36 at the start of next season and was unable to pitch in the playoffs due to a back injury. While the Braves are going to have a lot to figure out in their rotation, Fried will join the Yankees' pitching staff in 2025 and beyond. He's been one of the most reliable starters in baseball since 2019. Fried's 18.4 FanGraphs' wins above replacement over the past six seasons ranks fifth among all NL starters, trailing only Zack Wheeler (29.3), Aaron Nola (23.2), Max Scherzer (19.2) and Logan Webb (18.8). After keeping Gerrit Cole following a bit of uncertainty about his opt-out situation , the Yankees are adding another frontline starter to their rotation. Carlos Rodón had a solid 2024 campaign, but he's been underwhelming overall since signing a six-year, $162 million contract with the Yankees in free agency. Nestor Cortes Jr. is a fine mid-rotation starter who hasn't pitched at the level he did to start the 2022 season when he earned an All-Star selection. Marcus Stroman, who signed with the Yankees last offseason, couldn't make their playoff roster after a rough regular season. Luis Gil has tremendous upside with a devastating changeup if he can ever harness his control after walking 77 batters in 151.2 innings. Fried will slot in behind Cole to give the Bronx Bombers a formidable duo at the top of their pitching staff, while also moving other starters in the rotation down a slot as they try to get back to the World Series after losing to the Los Angeles Dodgers in five games.Former US President Jimmy Carter dies at 100, Atlanta Journal-Constitution reportsCerity Partners LLC Sells 187,395 Shares of Dimensional International Core Equity Market ETF (NYSEARCA:DFAI)

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Biden touts economic gains despite Americans’ poor opinions of job in officePenn State opened an investigation into the incident involving Jason Kelce slamming a fan’s phone to the ground outside Beaver Stadium last month. That investigation is now closed. Penn State University Police and Public Safety confirmed to PennLive on Tuesday night that the investigation around the incident involving Kelce on Nov. 2 has closed. “The individual in the video football circulating on social media has not been identified, and no one has come forward to University Police with a related complaint about damage to personal property,” a Penn State police spokesperson confirmed to PennLive. The incident occured before Penn State’s high-profile game against Ohio State. Taunts and homophobic slurs were hurled toward Kelce outside Beaver Stadium. The former Philadelphia Eagles star and current ESPN analyst appeared on “College GameDay” before the game. Videos on social media showed a fan in a Penn State sweatshirt walking behind Kelce. “Hey Kelce! How does it feel your brother is a (expletive) for dating Taylor Swift?” Kelce’s brother, Travis, is a star for the Kansas City Chiefs and dates the superstar singer. Kelce turned around, grabbed the fan’s phone and threw it on the ground. Then, he picked the phone up and continued walking with it. Another video shared on social media showed the fan chasing Kelce asking for his phone back. Kelce replied: “Who’s the (expletive) now?” Kelce addressed the altercation on ESPN’s “Monday Night Countdown” a couple days later, saying he was “not proud” of the situation. “In a heated moment, I chose to greet hate with hate, and I don’t think that’s a productive thing. I really don’t,” Kelce said. “I don’t think it leads to discourse and (I don’t think) it’s the right way to go about things. In that moment, I fell down to a level that I shouldn’t have.” Penn State coach James Franklin later commented on the situation when asked about fan frustrations around the Nittany Lions’ eventual loss to Ohio State. “I saw something with Jason Kelce,” Franklin said. “Jason Kelce was coming to State College. I wanted him to have a wonderful experience. I didn’t get a chance to meet him or see him. I saw something that I wasn’t very, very proud of. I wish that didn’t happen.” After the incident, Penn State University Police and Public Safety opened an investigation after an officer “observed a visitor damaging personal property” at an intersection outside of Beaver Stadium, according to Penn State police’s daily crime log. Stories by Johnny McGonigal Who will be the TV announcers for Penn State’s College Football Playoff game vs. SMU? Penn State’s College Football Playoff game vs. SMU is a White Out. But why isn’t it in primetime? Penn State’s Abdul Carter responds to defensive player of the year award snubLuigi Mangione, 26, arrested in Pennsylvania in connection to shooting of UnitedHealthcare executive

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Wellness Why you’re always so tired: Finding true rejuvenation beyond sleep By Musa Adekunle 29 December 2024 | 2:00 pm Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on WhatsApp Share on Telegram Lack of sleep is an obvious energy drainer, but did you know that hormonal changes, diet, inactivity, medical conditions, or even narcolepsy could also be sabotaging your energy levels? Despite sleeping in all weekend or getting a full night’s rest, many people still wake up exhausted. If you find yourself constantly tired, even after plenty... Lack of sleep is an obvious energy drainer , but did you know that hormonal changes, diet, inactivity, medical conditions, or even narcolepsy could also be sabotaging your energy levels? Despite sleeping in all weekend or getting a full night’s rest, many people still wake up exhausted. If you find yourself constantly tired, even after plenty of sleep, you’re not alone. While physical rest is essential, our bodies and minds often need more than just sleep to truly recharge. Experts point out that anxiety, depression, bipolar disorder , and chronic stress can all contribute to fatigue. The National Health Service adds that poor sleep habits, lack of exercise, dehydration, and certain medications can leave you drained. Meanwhile, conditions like sleep apnea, hypothyroidism, anaemia, or multiple sclerosis may also be culprits. The limits of sleep alone Sleep can address physical fatigue but doesn’t always alleviate mental, emotional, or sensory exhaustion. Today, stress, constant stimulation from technology, and emotional strain can deplete our energy reserves in ways that sleep alone can’t fix. READ ALSO: My beauty ritual is sleep, dancing in front of the mirror – Ayra Starr Why holistic recharging matters It’s important to engage in practices that rejuvenate your body, mind, and spirit. Mental health experts recommend calming activities like meditation or deep-breathing exercises to ease stress and curb mental fatigue. Don’t underestimate the emotional boost that comes from spending quality time with loved ones or indulging in hobbies you enjoy. Even simple strategies, such as taking breaks from digital devices, can reduce sensory overload and refresh your senses. John Adenle of the University of Lagos, who is a fellow of art in medicine, notes that creative pursuits—like drawing, painting, or crafting—can help those struggling with mental health conditions by promoting mindfulness and relaxation. Finding what energises you Everyone’s different, so the key is figuring out which activities reawaken your energy. Maybe it’s a quiet walk in nature, a daily gratitude practice, or time spent with friends who uplift you. Persistent fatigue isn’t always a sign that you need more sleep; it can signal a need for comprehensive rejuvenation. Incorporate habits that revive your mind, body, and spirit, and you’ll soon find yourself tackling each day with fresh enthusiasm. Dr Toyin Akande-Ajala, Consultant Geriatrician, highlights the power of exercise as one of the best ingredients for healthy living. “People who exercise regularly—at least 30 minutes, three times a week—are less likely to develop chronic illnesses like diabetes, heart disease, or dementia,” she explains. “If you want to age well, start exercising today. Exercise makes you stronger, more resilient, and helps fight fatigue.” Exercise has been proven to not only help people live well but also live longer. You don’t have to run a marathon to enjoy the benefits—simple exercises like walking for 30 minutes, three times a week, are enough to help you live well and longer. Clinical nutritionist Odukoya Fiyinfoluwa warns that poor diet is a major factor in fatigue. Relying on high-sugar foods and refined carbs—like pastries and sugary drinks—leads to quick energy crashes. Skipping meals also disrupts the body’s energy balance. While caffeine gives a temporary lift, excessive amounts can interfere with restful sleep, leaving you more tired. To maintain steady energy levels, he suggests replacing refined carbs with whole grains and choosing nutrient-dense snacks like fruits. “Tracking your diet is essential,” Fiyinfoluwa says. “Keep a food diary to identify which foods drain your energy. Swap refined carbs for whole grains and pair high-glycemic foods with proteins or healthy fats to avoid energy crashes.” Note that this article is for informational purposes only. For medical advise or diagnosis, consult a professional Tips: Ways to recharge Nature walk Immersing yourself in nature reduces stress and boosts mood. Fresh air and walking in nature will refresh your senses and clear your mind. Read a book Reading relaxes the mind and reduces stress. Get lost in a good book and let it provide a mental escape that sparks your imagination. READ ALSO: How to build a sleep routine that works for your busy lifestyle Stay hydrated Feeling tired could be a sign of mild dehydration. Beat this by drinking lots of water, especially after physical activity. Dance Whether it’s a dance class or a spontaneous living-room session, moving to music lifts your mood and re-energises your body. Find a new hobby Exploring new interests—like painting, pottery, or cooking—helps stimulate your creativity and gives you fresh goals to look forward to.Canadian Army vehicles on roads and highways in the Ottawa area starting this weekend

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Netanyahu to take the stand in his corruption trial for the first timeMOREHEAD, Ky. (AP) — Isaiah Smith ran for a career-high 205 yards on 31 carries and scored a touchdown and San Diego beat Morehead State 37-14 in a season-ending contest for both teams on Saturday. Grant Sergent threw for 184 yards and two touchdowns for San Diego (8-3, 6-2 Pioneer Football League) which ended the season with a four-game win streak and winners of six of seven. The Toreros finished in sole possession of second place in the PFL behind Drake (7-1), which clinched the league outright with a 49-10 win over Stetson on Saturday. Drake beat San Diego 30-28 on a walk-off field goal on Sept. 28 in Des Moines, Iowa. Bryce Patterson threw for 133 yards and a touchdown and James Louis ran for a touchdown for the Eagles (7-5, 5-3). ___ Get poll alerts and updates on the AP Top 25 throughout the season. Sign up here . AP collegebasketball: https://apnews.com/hub/ap-top-25-college-basketball-poll and https://apnews.com/hub/college-basketball