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Upgrade your workout with this list of the best running apps

Supercharge your run.

Are you working on your mile time? Or maybe you’re looking to build endurance for a marathon? If so, you’ve probably scoured online running forums, resources, and websites in search of helpful tips. In the modern age, sometimes it feels like there is an endless amount of information to sift through. The trouble is finding high-quality information, especially when it pertains to fitness. Make your quest for knowledge easier with this list of the three best running apps on the market. These handy tools can connect you to other runners, help you find new routes, and so much more. Try them out, and get ready to upgrade your running routine.

Content with a human touch: How Hour One is changing the AI video industry

Discover the many ways that Hour One is changing the AI video industry in 2023.

As business owners know, effective training for new employees is essential to keep your company running smoothly. However, delivering that information in an engaging and entertaining way can be a struggle. 

Let’s be honest — we’ve all had a job that made us sit through hours of corporate training videos and PowerPoints, which left us less excited to begin working and more ready to take a nap. 

Not only do these outdated training materials contain an overwhelming amount of information, but they also feel somewhat impersonal. You’re less likely to retain information when reading through countless bullet point slides as opposed to hearing them from a human voice. 

While education is the primary goal of learning and development materials, it’s also important to feel connected to the material so you can easily remember it going forward. It’s no wonder many company leaders have been looking for a product that could help them make learning and development more captivating. Thankfully, that product finally exists! 

Hour One is a company that helps businesses and individuals create video materials that feature engaging, photo-realistic video presenters using their AI-powered video-generation software, allowing users to make digital content with more of a human touch.  

Read on as we break down the features that its video generator offers and the many ways its services can be used to bolster business operations and engagement. Then, head to their website to learn even more about the power of AI video.

USA TODAY Sports Coaches Poll: Top 25 scores for CRAZY Week 4

Nearly a quarter of the teams (6) ranked in the top 25 lost on Saturday and a couple more barely held on.

The opening month of college football for the 2022 season has come and gone, and although there appear to be three absolute powerhouses compared to the rest nationally, this has been an incredible start to the fall.

This weekend may have been the craziest. A pair of top-10 teams fell while another escaped in dramatic fashion. If you missed any of the action Saturday or simply just want to relive how crazy of day it was in this already crazy season, scroll below to see the results of all 25 teams ranked in the USA TODAY Sports Coaches Poll this week.

No. 4 Notre Dame bests Georgia Tech: 5 Takeaways

What was there to takeaway from Saturday’s 31-13 Notre Dame win at Georgia Tech? We do exactly that right here as it’s now Clemson week.

No. 4 Notre Dame moved to 6-0 on the season and set up the biggest home game in quite some time next week with their 31-13 win Saturday over Georgia Tech.

It wasn’t at the level it needs to be across the board if this team is going to knock off the top-ranked Tigers next week but it was the sixth straight win to open the season for Notre Dame and their national best, 12th straight victory overall.

As we turn to Clemson week, the most anticipated week for a game at Notre Dame Stadium in 15 years, here are five takeaways from the 31-13 win on Saturday…

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Shocker: Notre Dame named best college football team in Indiana

CBS Sports has named the best football team in each state and in a shocker, Notre Dame reps the state of Indiana.

In a complete stunner on Friday morning, Notre Dame was named the best college football program in the state of Indiana entering the 2020 season.

Alright, I hope despite not using any italics or bold or anything else, that you were at least able to pick up on the sarcasm of this very predictable determination.

CBS Sports put together a list of the best football team in 48 of the 50 states as Alaska and Vermont didn’t have a program that qualified by their standards.

Notre Dame was named the best college team in the state of Indiana, hardly a surprise as it was pitted against the likes of Ball State, Indiana and Purdue.  Here is what Barrett Sallee had to say about college football in the Hoosier State:

Indiana — Notre Dame: Notre Dame has double-digit wins in four of its last five seasons, made an appearance in the College Football Playoff in 2018 and should be one of the favorites to unseat Clemson now that it’s a quasi-member of the ACC for 2020. Indiana, Purdue and Ball State can’t hang with the Fighting Irish. — Barrett Sallee

It’s not a surprise whatsoever as outside of a couple years in the late-nineties and early-2000’s that has been the case.

The interesting part of that list comes from other states however.

Virginia overtaking Virginia Tech, Appalachian State taking home the Tar Heel State’s honors and Baylor representing the state of Texas all stand out a bit in the piece.

This writer just wishes Division III programs would have been considered so reigning champion North Central College would have gotten the national love over Northwestern in Illinois.

Look: Former UGA HC Mark Richt poses in Georgia Tech gear

Former UGA football HC Mark Richt posed in a Georgia Tech sweatshirt while touring the campus with the ACC Network.

Mark Richt, 60, coached at Georgia for 15 seasons before finishing his career with three years at Miami.

Now a college football analyst with the ACC Network, Richt tweeted that he plans on visiting each campus in the conference in an attempt to “get to know each program better.”

Richt kicked things off with a visit to Clemson, and then traveled to Atlanta for an inside look at the Georgia Tech program, one of his biggest rivals during his long coaching career.

But what Richt was wearing caused Georgia fans to do a double take just to make sure that it’s the same man who coached between the hedges for 15 seasons.

Richt was donning a Georgia Tech quarter-zip and tweeted a photo of himself with the caption: “Don’t tell anyone!”

He also dined with Tech head coach Geoff Collins at the Waffle House.

While at Georgia, Richt compiled a 13-2 record vs Georgia Tech, with the two losses coming by a combined total of nine points.

Despite the fact that Richt is expected to drop any bias in order to do his job correctly, it’s likely that CMR still felt a hint of guilt while wearing those hideous colors.

Rivalry week: How UGA vs Georgia Tech ticket prices stack up to the rest of CFB

A look at UGA vs Georgia Tech ticket prices compared to the rest of college football this rivalry week. Plus looking the SEC Championship.

It’s the final weekend of the college football regular season. Wow…how sad is that?

Very sad is the answer to that question, but on the bright side we are in for a good day of college football.

Alabama vs Auburn and Ohio State vs Michigan headline what will be an exciting Saturday. Additionally, fans will also be able to enjoy a ranked matchup between Wisconsin and Minnesota plus Oklahoma and Oklahoma State.

With the Dawgs playing LSU in the SEC Championship the following weekend, I’m looking forward to watching how the Tigers handle Texas A&M, which Georgia struggled against last weekend.

Speaking of the SEC Championship, currently, the get-in price for the conference title game is $341 and the average is now $995. The get-in price has only dropped just over 2% in the last week, but the average list price has gone down 23% over that same time frame. I’d be curious to see what would happen to those prices if LSU were to lose this weekend seeing as how it would then be a win-or-go-home battle for both teams.

Click here to view tickets to the SEC Championship.

As for this weekend, Georgia fans’ wallets will get a bit of a break if they want to see the Dawgs take on Georgia Tech in Atlanta. Currently, Clean, Old-Fashioned Hate is the weekend’s ninth most expensive game, with a get-in price of $98. For Georgia fans, that’s not too bad; for Tech fans, this is the Yellow Jackets’s most expensive game of the season.

Click here for Georgia vs Georgia Tech tickets.

Minnesota at Wisconsin claims the title of most expensive ticket this weekend with tickets starting $257, followed by the Iron Bowl at $165.