KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Tennessee running back Dylan Sampson is heading to the NFL draft after leading the Southeastern Conference in rushing and setting a handful of school records. The SEC Offensive Player of the Year announced on social media his intention Friday to leave after his junior season. He helped the seventh-ranked Vols go 10-3 with a first-round loss in the College Football Playoff where Sampson was limited by an injured hamstring. Sampson thanked his family, Tennessee coaches and fans, saying he learned so much and had the chance to be part of something special. Tennessee went 3-7 in 2020, and he leaves with the Vols having won 30 games over his three seasons. “I poured my heart and soul into this program and this community,” Sampson wrote. “With that being said, I will be declaring for the 2025 NFL Draft.” Sampson set a school record running for 1,491 yards. He also set a program record with a league-best 22 rushing touchdowns, breaking a mark that had stood for 95 years. He was part of coach Josh Heupel's first full signing class in December 2021 out of Baton Rouge, Louisiana. He also set school records for total touchdowns scored (22), points scored (132) and consecutive games with a rushing touchdown (11). He led the SEC in nine different categories, including rushing attempts (258), rushing yards, rushing touchdowns, 100-yard rushing games with 10, averaging 114.7 yards rushing per game, points scored, points per game (10.2), all-purpose yards (1,638) and all-purpose yards per game (126.0). He finished this season tied for fifth all-time in the SEC ranks for rushing TDs in a single season with Leonard Fournette of LSU. Get poll alerts and updates on the AP Top 25 throughout the season. Sign up here . AP college football: https://apnews.com/hub/ap-top-25-college-football-poll and https://apnews.com/hub/college-footballTax evasion in sugar sector: FBR suspends 6 officials Technology installed as TTS and Hopper is meant to gauge real production of sugar and some other sectors This image released on March 3, 2022, shows the FBR building. — Facebook @Federal Board of Revenue/File ISLAMABAD: The Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) has suspended its six officials in different parts of the country for their alleged involvement in tax evasion in the sugar sector. googletag.cmd.push(function() { googletag.display('div-gpt-ad-1700472799616-0'); }); The Intelligence Bureau (IB) shared reports about these officials who were involved in facilitating certain sugar millers in evading taxes. After receiving reports from multiple avenues, the FBR suspended six officials. This was done after the board received compromised integrity reports from the IB and other sources, said the official. The Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) launched its operation against 10 sugar mills and identified five more throughout the country which were allegedly involved in selling sugar without passing through the Track and Trace System (TTS) and Hopper solutions. The technology installed as TTS and Hopper is meant to gauge the real production of sugar and some other sectors. But the FBR has found that certain sugar millers are involved in selling sugar without TTS stamps and passing through Hopper solutions. “We have taken action against ten sugar mills and halted their operations. Later, some of them resumed operation after paying the penalty amount,” a top official of FBR told The News here on Sunday. The official shared a video clip showing how the sugar packets are prepared without TTS and other technological solutions. For effective enforcement to plug leakages, the FBR has installed Track & Trace System (TTS) and Hopper Solution to gauge the real production of sugar mills across the country. The FBR had invoked Section 40-B of the Sales Tax Act and deputed around 300 officers on all sugar mills to monitor their production and curb billions of rupees tax evasion. The prime minister has approved powers to the Intelligence Bureau (IB) to keep strict surveillance over FBR’s designated monitoring officers on sugar mills as sales tax evasion of Rs40 billion on an annual basis is feared. The FBR has devised a three-pronged strategy, including invoking 40-B of sales tax for deputing monitoring officers at sugar mills, effective placement of Track and Trace System (TTS) and assignment of officers for further monitoring of deputed officers. Out of the total production of 6.7 million tons of sugar, the sales tax collected at a rate of 18 percent should fetch an amount of Rs130 to Rs140 billion on an annual basis. However, the FBR’s collection stands at around Rs90 to Rs100 billion, so there is a tax gap of Rs30 to Rs40 billion at least. There is not much input involved except sugarcane and electricity, so there is no other way but to ensure proper monitoring of production for avoiding tax evasion. One official said that the Track and Trace System was installed at 80 sugar mills but the FBR fears there is a possibility of sugar bags coming out without TTS stamps. It’s hard to explain because if the bags are without stamps, they could be seized. But there are chances that fake TTS stamps might be affixed to deceive the tax machinery. So, it needs proper scrutiny and enforcement as well as stern actions against those involved in such practices.

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Square Enix and Platinum Games say that Nier: Automata has sold more than 9 million copies, meaning that the androids-on-robots post-apocalypse is more popular than ever and going strong eight years after it first released. The NieR Series social media accounts announced the milestone by sharing an image celebrating "Over 9 Million Global Shipments & Download Sales" alongside the message "This isn't possible without you." This isn't possible without you ❤️ pic.twitter.com/uXQh3TLNk7 December 27, 2024 It's quite the testament to PlatinumGames' and creative lead Yoko Taro's vision of an action-heavy action RPG with a wildly complex and at times even confusing story. It's a series that's clearly a labor of love, with the producer insisting it'll continue as long as Taro is alive to work on it. And, clearly, there's demand for Nier with the game selling many millions of copies now despite the lack of any sequel in sight. It's buoyed long-term by the enthusiastic community of fans around it and the sheer value of the game: It's one of those that keeps serving up new content and secret endings even as you play dozens more hours and finish it over and over. Nier: Automata clocked a 79% PC Gamer Review back in 2017, held back more than anything by a pretty lackluster PC port. Nier: Automata also had a pretty well-received anime adaptation that, shocking no-one, unveiled yet more secret lore and endings that involve the game itself . The biggest gaming news, reviews and hardware deals Keep up to date with the most important stories and the best deals, as picked by the PC Gamer team.SEC rushing leader Dylan Sampson of Tennessee declares for NFL draft

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