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San Diego State faces Texas State in the Aztecs' Pac-12 opener, with attention on whether they can win despite a depleted roster. Sports Illustrated previews the matchup, questioning if San Diego State has the depth to get past Texas State. Fans are following the game and its implications for the Aztecs' conference debut.
- 2Mumps outbreak hits San Diego State football ahead of Texas State game▼Mumps outbreak hits San Diego State football as Aztecs prepare for Texas State
A mumps outbreak has affected the San Diego State football team as the Aztecs prepare to face Texas State. The New York Times reports the illness has disrupted the program during game week, raising questions about player availability and health protocols ahead of the matchup.
- 3Aztec Labs relaunches zk.money privacy wallet on Ethereum▼Aztec Labs Relaunches zk.money Privacy Wallet On Ethereum With DAI Stablecoin Deposits: how 11 outlets framed it
Aztec Labs has relaunched zk.money, its privacy wallet on Ethereum, now supporting deposits in the DAI stablecoin. The service lets users transact with shielded balances on the Ethereum network. The relaunch is being covered across multiple crypto and tech outlets, with attention on how privacy-focused tools will operate on a public blockchain and what DAI support means for stablecoin users.
- 4Mumps outbreak hits San Diego State football ahead of Texas State game●Mumps outbreak hits San Diego State football as Aztecs prepare for Texas State https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/7649552/
San Diego State's football program is dealing with a mumps outbreak just as the Aztecs prepare to face Texas State. The outbreak raises questions about player health protocols, potential quarantines, and whether the upcoming matchup could be affected. News of the illness spreading through the roster is drawing attention from college sports fans and health watchers alike.
- 5Mumps outbreak sidelines 17 San Diego State football players▼San Diego State mumps outbreak: What we know about 17 Aztecs football players out vs. Texas State
A mumps outbreak has hit San Diego State University's football program, with 17 Aztecs players ruled out ahead of a game against Texas State. The university is working to contain the spread, and the mass absence has drawn attention to how the team's season will be affected.
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San Diego State's men's tennis team will send two players to compete at USD on Friday. The matchup against the University of San Diego is part of the Aztecs' schedule, and details on which players are traveling have drawn attention from followers of the program.
- 7Blogger Shares Spiced Autumn Americano Recipe●A Silly Spiced Autumn Americano Yesterday I wrote about my abomination of an Xocóatl-inspired coffee. Today I added in c
A blogger is sharing a playful seasonal drink recipe called a Silly Spiced Autumn Americano, following an earlier attempt at an Aztec xocolatl-inspired coffee they self-deprecatingly called an abomination. The new version adds cinnamon and is topped with canned whipped cream, with a lighthearted reminder to brush and floss afterward.
- 8Mumps outbreak hits San Diego State football ahead of Texas State game●Mumps outbreak hits San Diego State football as Aztecs prepare for Texas State https://www. nytimes.com/athletic/7649552
A mumps outbreak has struck the San Diego State football program, with the university's health services reporting 14 confirmed cases and one probable case, all connected to the team. The news comes as the Aztecs prepare to face Texas State, raising questions about player availability and game protocols. Health officials are monitoring the situation as the outbreak develops.
- 9Mumps outbreak grows among San Diego State football players●Number of SDSU football players with mumps continues to rise
The number of San Diego State University football players diagnosed with mumps continues to rise, according to local reporting from San Diego. The outbreak is affecting the Aztecs roster, raising questions about team practices, game schedules, and containment measures as more cases are confirmed in the coming days.