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The NCAA permanently banned Amarr Knox, Shawn Fulcher, Corey Hines and Tony Madlock for point shaving tied to a 2024 game against Southern Miss.
The players received about $2,000 total for fixing the December 5, 2024 game against Southern Miss, which the Hornets lost 81–64.
The investigation followed a July 2025 notice to the NCAA from Temple about Hines and related FBI text messages.
The two bettors were indicted in January on wire fraud and bribery charges related to sports contests.
Alabama State’s 2025 season included a first March Madness victory in a play-in game before the investigation concluded.
The NCAA enforcement action was announced publicly by the NCAA on a Friday, June 5.
All four players were no longer on Alabama State’s roster by the 2025–26 season.
The NCAA described the payments as part of a ‘game manipulation’ scheme tied to a specific matchup.
The USA TODAY SPORTS report originated the article about the NCAA bans.

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The City of Mobile released June event listings featuring LoDa ArtWalk, Juneteenth activities, and a Drive-In Movie Night.
Breakthrough Teens opened applications for its Youth Advisory Board to empower local youth leadership.
LoDa ArtWalk will celebrate National Pride Month with galleries and street activities downtown.
A special appearance by Alexia Jayy is planned at LoDa ArtWalk to honor her achievements.
Juneteenth events at Mardi Gras Park will include Afro-Brazilian performances and food vendors.
The city provides family-friendly activities with food trucks and free programs during Juneteenth.
Drive-In Movie Night offers a community viewing option for families to watch Black Panther 2.
City and partners direct residents to official sites for complete June event details.
City of Mobile emphasizes youth leadership and community engagement through Breakthrough Teens.
The events and programs are organized under the City of Mobile’s Parks and Recreation umbrella.

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LSU is one of three finalists for four-star linebacker Ellis McGaskin, who reopened his recruitment after de-committing from Notre Dame.
McGaskin hails from Mobile, Alabama and is the No. 28 linebacker in the class, with No. 16 overall in Alabama per 247Sports.
LSU’s main competition for McGaskin includes Florida and Florida State, per Rivals reports.
Two crystal ball predictions from 247Sports favor Florida for McGaskin’s commitment.
McGaskin has official & OV plans including an OV with LSU on June 19 after visiting Florida on May 28.
LSU currently is not projected to land McGaskin, highlighting uncertainty in the recruitment.
LSU head coach Lane Kiffin is a focal point in LSU’s recruiting discussions for the 2027 class after a recent flip of Jaiden Bryant.
Aside from McGaskin, LSU has other high-profile targets and crystal ball activity mentioned in related articles.
McGaskin is from Williamson High School and is a strong candidate with offers from Georgia, Oregon, Alabama, and more.

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