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First availability report revealed for UCLA-Minnesota Week 10 bout

· Yahoo Sports

Ahead of the matchup on Saturday, both the UCLA Bruins and the Minnesota Golden Gophers released their first availability report of the week on Wednesday.

UCLA will be without starting punter Curtis Gerrand, who is one of eight Bruins who has been ruled out for the Week 10 showdown.

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Gerrand is joined by DB Rodrick Pleasant, WR Mikey Matthews, WR Jonah Smith, QB Nico Iamaleava, OLB Ryan McCulloch, DL Ashton Sanders and Sam Yoon. OL Jordan Davis has been ruled doubtful while WR Brian Rowe Jr. has been listed as probable.

It’s good for the UCLA offense to have Rowe as probable for Saturday’s game. The offense has struggled in recent weeks so having Rowe along with Semaj Morgan out wide for the trip out to Minnesota. In UCLA’s four total games with backup QB Ty Dieffenbach the Bruins have averaged just 22.25 points per game even though they’ve won three of those games by double-digits.

Minnesota will be without DB Garrison Monroe, RB Ryan Estrada, OL Brett Carroll, OL Ashton Beers and Hayden Moore. The Golden Gophers have tight ends Pierce Walsh and Julian Johnson listed as doubtful while LB Mason Carrier and OL Nick Spence are questionable.

UCLA remains undefeated at 8-0 while Minnesota enters the game 5-3 with losses to Indiana, Purdue and Mississippi State. Minnesota has been playing some competitive football lately though, going on the road to Indiana and forcing overtime a week after defeating No. 15 Iowa.

This article originally appeared on UCLA Wire: First availability report revealed for UCLA-Minnesota Week 10 bout

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Delhi Building Collapse: Atleast Two Dead, One Injured As 3 Storey Under-Construction Structure Falls In Chawri Bazar

· Free Press Journal

Two people lost their lives and another sustained injuries after a three-storey building under construction collapsed in Delhi's Chawri Bazar on Thursday morning. The incident occurred in Gali Sitara, near the Chawri Bazar Metro station, triggering an emergency rescue operation.

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According to the Press Trust of India (PTI), the collapse was reported at around 9.50 am. Fire department personnel and rescue teams rushed to the location as officials launched efforts to search through the debris and assist those affected.

Six Fire Units Rushed To Collapse Site

At least six fire department units, including water tenders and rescue vehicles, were deployed to the site following the incident. Senior officials were also present to oversee the rescue operation, officials were quoted as saying.

The collapse took place in one of Old Delhi's busiest commercial neighbourhoods, where narrow lanes and crowded marketplaces often witness heavy movement of traders and shoppers. The incident comes ahead of Diwali, a period when wholesale markets across the area, including Chandni Chowk and Chawri Bazar, experience a significant surge in footfall.

160-Year-Old Chandni Chowk Town Hall Also Suffers Collapse

The latest incident comes a day after a major structural collapse was reported at the historic Town Hall in Chandni Chowk. The building, which is more than 160 years old, is a Grade-I protected heritage structure owned by the Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD).

According to reports, sections of the heritage building gave way, including parts of the first floor, roof beams, walls of the main entrance porch and the clock mounted above the entrance. The damage has raised concerns over the condition and upkeep of the historic structure.

The Town Hall once served as the MCD headquarters but has remained largely unused since the civic body shifted its offices in 2011-12. Over the years, the complex reportedly developed visible signs of deterioration, including peeling plaster, damaged windows, dilapidated corridors and obstructed passageways.

The collapse has also drawn attention to the responsibility of the civic body in maintaining and safeguarding heritage properties under its ownership.

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