![]() ![]() State's junior Stropp, ranked 57th in the nation, then put the Maroon and White one away from victory, as he closed out the Crimson's Shaun Chaudhuri 6-2, 6-4 on court two. State leveled the score at 1-1 when the freshman Dumont defeated Harvard's Nicholas Mahlangu 6-3, 6-3 on court six.įollowing suit was senior leader James Chaudry, who went up a double break in second set on court three, eventually taking the win 6-4, 6-2 from Harvard's Andy Nguyen to give the Bulldogs the lead at 2-1. After a brief delay to allow the courts to dry, players took the court for singles play, but more rain moved into the area after just 10 minutes of play to suspend the action for a much longer time.Īfter an hour and 22-minute delay, play resumed and found the Bulldogs hitting on all cylinders, as they took the first set on all six courts. 13 duo of Jordan Angus and Malte Stropp to clinch the doubles point for HU.Īs doubles play concluded, light rain began to move into the area, but only for a short time. The Crimson tandem of Casey MacMaster and Denis Nguyen defeated MSU's No. However, HU's Kelvin Lam and Alex Steinroeder upended MSU's Romain Bogaerts and Zach White to even the score. The Bulldog duo of Pedro Dumont and Ethan Wilkinson downed Harvard's Nicky Hu and Andy Nguyen 8-3 to start doubles play. Harvard gained the early edge on the Bulldogs, capturing the doubles point with victories on courts one and three. “We're really excited to move on to the Round of 16 for the first time since 2001 and I really feel like we can do some special things from here on out.” “Tough match, but it was really fun as well and I'm just proud of the guys,” head coach Per Nilsson said. With Saturday's win, the Bulldogs advance to the Round of 16 for the 11th time in school history and the third time since the field expanded to 64 teams in 1999. ![]() CT at the University of Illinois' Khan Outdoor Tennis Complex/Tennis Center in Urbana, Ill. 6 Tennessee on Thursday, May 16, at 12 p.m. 27 Harvard Crimson (19-6) 4-1 at the A.J. Saturday, the 10th-ranked Bulldogs (18-9) punched their ticket for a return to the Round of 16, downing the No. – It had been 12 years since the Mississippi State men's tennis program has reached the Round of 16 in the NCAA Team Championship. The downtime affected DeFi apps across the Solana ecosystem, as many rely on constant connection with protocols throughout the crypto landscape, particularly price oracles.Ĭhain watchers noted that decentralized trading protocol Mango Markets was unable to handle liquidations or receive margin deposits until the issue was resolved - affecting at least one sizable long contract worth almost $2.5 million.STARKVILLE, Miss. Prominent blockchain Solana stopped processing transactions due to a glitch that caused about six hours of interrupted service on Saturday morning. Coinbase bank difficulties in tandem with Solana downtimeĬoinbase’s trouble with the US banking system wasn’t the only outage event this weekend. Given recent discussion from the SEC regarding “cryptos as securities” (such as for staked assets), regulation will be a particular challenge for the company, they added.Ĭoinbase is trading 2.3% lower in Monday’s pre-market session at $63 per share, down 75% in the year to date, according to TradingView data. Rising competition from Binance and FTX will pressure the firm and eat into its market share, equity analysts Jeff Cantrell, Amid Patel and Griffin MacMaster wrote in a note seen by Blockworks. A spokesperson didn’t return Blockworks’ request for comment by press time. But cash withdrawals were fully frozen during the outage.Ĭoinbase says more than 103 million people around the world use its platform, but it isn’t clear how many hold US bank accounts. Users in the US were not completely blocked from buying crypto, as they could still use a debit card or PayPal account. The company identified the issue as a snag with the Automated Clearing House (ACH) system, the electronic network that facilitates online transfers between US banks. Prominent blockchain Solana also suffered hours-long downtime over the weekendĬoinbase has reassured users that all funds are safe after the exchange was unable to process US bank transactions for nearly six hours over the weekend.Īccount holders with US bank accounts found they couldn’t make withdrawals or payments on Coinbase from 6:57 am ET to 12:41 pm ET on Sunday. ![]() ![]()
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