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Drawing Power Four interest, Hobart's Bryce Tolliver intends to ‘just dominate.' On both sides of the ball.
Drawing Power Four interest, Hobart's Bryce Tolliver intends to ‘just dominate.' On both sides of the ball.

Chicago Tribune

time7 days ago

  • Sport
  • Chicago Tribune

Drawing Power Four interest, Hobart's Bryce Tolliver intends to ‘just dominate.' On both sides of the ball.

Hobart's Bryce Tolliver was just getting started last season. Tolliver, who had an area-high seven interceptions as a sophomore, expressed his approach to this season in direct terms. 'I'm going to just dominate every single person across the line from me,' he said. 'They're not stopping me. I'm that confident in myself, and I'm ready, and I'm going to prove that. I'm just ready.' That readiness applies not only to defense but also to offense and special teams, according to the 6-foot-1, 175-pound junior cornerback/wide receiver. Tolliver focused almost exclusively on defense last season, but he has prepared to vastly increase his role on offense. 'I've been working so hard this offseason,' he said. 'I got my stamina right. I want to show how I am at wide receiver. I want to get my name out there for wide receiver.' Tolliver, who had 23 tackles last season, already is well on his way to getting his name out there at cornerback. 'I was really good at reading routes,' he said. 'I was a ball hawk at corner. The ball is in the air, that's my ball. 'It's just thinking, 'You can do it.' When you go out on the field, be a dawg, go crazy. Just dominate everybody in front of me.' Tolliver believes he has put himself in position to raise his level even higher. 'I worked on my technique,' he said. 'I've been improving on my craft a lot, my footwork, my speed.' Tolliver is also a hurdler and sprinter, and he hopes to utilize that speed at receiver for the junior-laden Brickies (6-5), who gained valuable experience last season. They shared the Northwest Crossroads Conference title with Andrean and Hanover Central before losing in the Class 4A sectional semifinals to New Prairie. Tolliver should be a major contributor as Hobart tries to get over the hump in Eric Schreiber Jr.'s second season. 'He's extremely athletic,' Schreiber said. 'He's rangy. He's just a really good kid. He's really grown up a lot. He probably won't come off the field much this year. We're excited about what he can do on the field.' Include junior quarterback Aleks Tatum in that group. 'Bryce is great,' Tatum said. 'He gives me a great look on defense, but he's also going to be one of our best receivers this year too. He plays both sides of the ball, so it's a little love-hate relationship in practice. But Bryce is going to be a great guy. I'm excited to see what he's going to do this year.' Tolliver likes the way his connection with Tatum has been developing. 'It's going to be great,' Tolliver said. 'Me and Aleks are ready. We're going to go crazy. Me and Aleks are starting to click. We're building that chemistry.' Tolliver has also been building a promising future. He has drawn interest from colleges such as Indiana, Kentucky, Northwestern and Purdue, as well as most of the Mid-American Conference. 'He's gotten a lot of looks,' Schreiber said. 'We're expecting him to get a lot of offers. There's a lot of potential to what he can pull. 'We'll see what he can put on film this fall and really show what he can do for teams at the next level.'

How to betray and change Factions in Dune Awakening?
How to betray and change Factions in Dune Awakening?

Time of India

time19-06-2025

  • Entertainment
  • Time of India

How to betray and change Factions in Dune Awakening?

(Image via Funcom) Arrakis sands are treacherous but so are the loyalties in Dune: Awakening. Choosing between House Harkonnen and Atreides feels like one defining moment, but what if you pledge your sword to the wrong banner? Well, fear not as treachery is woven within the harsh world's fabric, and to change sides is not just possible, but it is a calculated gamble with thrilling Arrakis betrayal consequences and high stakes. Here is how you can navigate the perilous path of betrayal. How to betray and change Faction in Dune Awakening ? If you are feeling a sting of regret or have ambition burning brighter, the physical act of switching your allegiance begins at Anvil Outpost, deep in Vermillius Gap. Here, the representatives stand ready to hear disloyal whispers. So, approach Maxim Kazmir if you wear the Harkonnen colors but are craving Atreides green and black. But if you are Atreides, who's dreaming of Harkonnen's brutality, seek Lieutenant Tolliver. Dune Awakening - Faction Betrayal Quests To speak to opposite faction representatives would trigger a critical dialogue option—a path of betrayal. Selecting it is not like a simple button press. Instead, it comes with a stark warning, and it's your last chance to reconsider your decision. Confirm that the choice and gears of disloyalty would grind into motion, and betrayal would be set. The system of the game immediately recognizes your treacherous and new allegiance. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Scam Exposed: What They Won't Tell You about zero trust! Expertinspector Click Here Undo It is the point of no return that gets initiated via deliberate conversation and not the hidden menu. Note: Once you confirm your decision, the former faction will mark you as the outcast. Consequences of Faction betrayal in Dune Awakening To betray factions Dune Awakening on Arrakis is not taken lightly. Its consequences are permanent and severe. Once you burn bridges with your faction, you can never rejoin them. Their territories would become a hostile ground for you. If you step foot inside, you must expect lethal force. Any guild that's firmly aligned with your former masters would also instantly repel you, and every active contract that's tied to the faction will vanish—canceled outright. If you are worried about missing exclusive gear, the Arrakeen (Atreides) or the Harko Village (Harkonnen) vendors still sell some cosmetics for the opposing faction. You can get it from them. Remember that betrayal in Dune: Awakening will reshape your world and demand careful strategy regarding where you trend or who you can trust next. It's like a political exile but with a spice-laced silver lining. So, choose wiser or simply embrace chaos. Alternate ways to initiate betrayal in Dune Awakening If main NPCs are not offering a betrayal option, you, for betraying Atreides, can seek out Piter de Vries near the Harko's landing zone. For Harkonnen traitors, you must approach Thufir Hawat in Arrakeen. Their involvement here suggests that faction standing might influence the availability of betrayal. Players with level 2 faction standing could trigger a betrayal at the Anvil Outpost. However, the ones with lower ranks might need some alternate NPCs. While the exact mechanics here are unclear, the thing that's certain is, once you make a switch, you cannot turn back. So, will you embrace treachery, or will you stay loyal to the house? The choice would define your fate in Dune: Awakening. Game On Season 1 kicks off with Sakshi Malik's inspiring story. Watch Episode 1 here

Two Decatur men indicted for human trafficking after sting operation
Two Decatur men indicted for human trafficking after sting operation

Yahoo

time12-06-2025

  • Yahoo

Two Decatur men indicted for human trafficking after sting operation

Jun. 12—Two Decatur men who were initially charged with traveling to meet a child for sex and electronic solicitation and were released from jail after posting bond were arrested Tuesday and Wednesday and are now being held without bond after a grand jury also indicted them for first-degree human trafficking. Both men were arrested in a sting operation on April 26, 2024, after investigators with the Morgan County Sheriff's Office CID Unit attempted "to engage with individuals online who planned to engage in unlawful sex acts with children," according to an affidavit by Investigator Caleb Brooks. Daytron Shawntell Tolliver, 38, of North Street Southeast, contacted by phone and text an investigator posing as a 15-year-old, according to Brooks, and agreed to pay $40 for oral sex. The arrangement was for him to go to the fourth floor of Home2 Suites by Hilton on Island Way Northwest in Decatur. Tolliver drove there in his BMW 750Li and "entered the hotel and came to the 4th floor to meet the child with payment in hand," according to the affidavit. He was arrested without incident. Corey Dewayne Wynn Sr., 50, of Brookhaven Street Southwest, agreed to pay $50 for oral sex with a presumed 15-year-old, according to the affidavit, and also went to the fourth floor of Home 2 Suites "with payment in hand." The sting operation was conducted by the Morgan County Sheriff's Office, it said, in coordination with nonprofit Covenant Rescue Group, the Morgan County District Attorney's Office, U.S. Army Cyber Special Agents and the Limestone County Sheriff's Office. Electronic solicitation is a Class B felony, and traveling to meet a child for sex is a Class A felony. Tolliver was arrested April 26, 2024, and released two days later after posting a $250,000 bond. His case was bound over to a grand jury. Wynn was arrested April 26 and released the following day, also after posting a $250,000 bond. The grand jury indicted both on the same two counts, but added Class A felony first-degree human trafficking counts against both men. Under state law, one trigger for a human trafficking charge is if the defendant "knowingly gives, or attempts to give, monetary consideration or any other thing of value to engage in any sexual conduct with a minor or an individual he or she believes to be a minor." They are being held without bond under Aniah's Law. Aniah's Law allows defendants charged with certain offenses, including human trafficking, to be held without bond pending a hearing. A defendant can be held without bond until trial provided the prosecution demonstrates to the judge at the Aniah's Law hearing that "no condition or combination of conditions of release will reasonably ensure the defendant's appearance in court or protect the safety of the community or any person." Tolliver's Aniah's Law hearing is scheduled for Tuesday at 1 p.m. Wynn's hearing had not been scheduled as of Wednesday afternoon. — eric@ or 256-340-2435

Two men accused of child sex crimes arrested after child predator operation
Two men accused of child sex crimes arrested after child predator operation

Yahoo

time11-06-2025

  • Yahoo

Two men accused of child sex crimes arrested after child predator operation

MORGAN COUNTY, Ala. (WHNT) — Two Decatur men accused of child sex crimes were arrested after a child predator operation took place. On April 26, 2024, authorities conducted an operation focused on Child Sex Trafficking. The purpose of the operation was to identify, investigate, and arrest predators seeking children for sexual acts. During the operation, investigators arrested Corey DeWayne Wynn, 50 of Decatur and Daytron Shawntrell Tolliver, 38, of Decatur. Wynn and Tolliver were both charged with Electronic Solicitation of a Child, and Traveling to Meet a Child for an Unlawful Sex Act. MCSO said the charges stem from the incident that took place in April. The Morgan County Sheriff's Office Criminal Investigations Division, Morgan County Sheriff's Office Drug Enforcement Unit, Morgan County District Attorney's Office, US Army Cyber Special Agents and Limestone County Sheriff's Office all assisted during the investigation. Additionally, The Morgan County Sheriff's Fugitive Unit executed Grand Jury Arrests warrants for Human Trafficking for both men. Wynn and Tolliver were booked into the Morgan County Jail and are being held without bond. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.

Man to spend 125 years behind bars after shooting at authorities during SWAT standoff
Man to spend 125 years behind bars after shooting at authorities during SWAT standoff

Yahoo

time25-05-2025

  • Yahoo

Man to spend 125 years behind bars after shooting at authorities during SWAT standoff

A man learned how long he will be in prison after barricading himself inside a Logan County house and shooting at law enforcement officers. [DOWNLOAD: Free WHIO-TV News app for alerts as news breaks] Holley Tolliver Jr. was sentenced to 125 to 130 and a half years in prison after being convicted on 22 felonies and 20 firearm specifications, according to the Logan County Sheriff's Office. As previously reported by News Center 7, a jury found Tolliver guilty of several counts of felonious assault on an officer and discharging a firearm in April. The conviction and sentence stem from an incident in the 11000 block of Big Bear Path on August 14, 2024. TRENDING STORIES: 71-year-old man dead after motorcycle hits house in Clark County Man accused of killing stepson after argument over Fortnite turns into shooting Officer who arrested college student detained by ICE resigns from department Tolliver barricaded him inside the house, and a SWAT standoff started after authorities got reports of shots fired from inside. Tolliver and one other person were hurt in this incident. Logan County Sheriff Randall Dodds said Tolliver fired shots at SWAT officers as they tried to get inside the house. Deputies eventually shot Tolliver in the arm, according to a previous News Center 7 report. The standoff ended 12 hours after Tolliver surrendered. [SIGN UP: WHIO-TV Daily Headlines Newsletter]

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