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Benton-Banai, co-founder of American Indian Movement, dies
Eddie Benton-Banai, who helped found the American Indian Movement partly in response to alleged police brutality against Indigenous people, has died. Benton-Banai died Monday at a care center in Hayward, Wisconsin, where he had been staying for months, according to family friend Dorene Day. Day said Benton-Banai had several health issues and had been hospitalized multiple times in recent years.
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Mann scores 19, Florida opens season by topping Army 76-69
Tre Mann scored a career-high 19 points, including five free throws in the final minute, and added six rebounds, four assists and five steals, to help Florida open its season with a 76-69 victory over Army on Wednesday. Army (3-1) led the entire first half — by as many as 11 — and was up 39-31 at the break. Florida battled back and took a 67-66 lead with 3:14 remaining on Omar Payne's dunk.