CORAL GABLES, Fla. – University of Miami director of tennis and head women’s tennis coach Paige Yaroshuk-Tews announced Monday the hiring of Nanda Alves as women’s tennis assistant coach.

Before moving to Florida, Alves spent two seasons as the assistant coach at UC-Santa Barbara and helped lead the Gauchos to a 29-23 mark, including a 14-2 mark in the Big West. The Gauchos won the 2018 Big West regular season for the first time in school history.

She started her coaching career as a volunteer assistant in 2015 at Texas A&M. That season, the Aggies were ranked as high as No. 10 and advanced to the NCAA Tournament. The team finished 17-6 and notched a 4-4 mark against the top 10 opponents.

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The Miami Dolphins have released their first depth chart of the 2024 preseason, organizing their training camp roster for this weekend’s game against the Atlanta Falcons. While the depth chart is only an early estimation of the starters and depth players, it provides the first look at how the Dolphins’ coaching staff views their roster.

The team typically keeps the preseason depth chart steady throughout the three exhibition games, only making changes if a player is released or acquired. Using this depth chart can assist in determining where the roster bubble – the cut line for the team as they move from the 90-man preseason roster limit to the 53-player regular season size – is and who could need strong training camp and preseason performances to make the roster.

How did the Dolphins break down their first depth chart of the preseason? Time to take a look.

Offense

Immediate Reactions:

• Splitting the running backs into two lines on the depth chart is likely signifying Mostert and Achane as co-starters, with everyone else sliding behind them. Wilson seems to be having a good training camp, and a strong preseason could force Miami to find a way to keep him on the roster. Brooks has work to do to prove he can make the roster. Washington, listed at the bottom of the depth chart, is likely the team listing rookies near the back of nearly each position list, but could be a factor of the depth the team has at the position.
• The rule of rookies being deep on the depth chart is broken for the first time at the left tackle position, where Paul slots into the second team behind Armstead. Lamm, who could be the game-day swing tackle until Paul is ready for live game action, moves into the second-team right tackle slot behind Jackson.
• Eichenberg remains listed as the starting right guard, with Driscoll and Cotton listed behind him as they battle for the top spot on the depth chart. Jones holds the top left guard.
• Smythe holds on to the top spot on the tight end depth chart, despite the team adding Smith in free agency. The coaching staff likes Smythe and he could continue to serve as the “starting” tight end, though it could become a co-starting role similar to the running backs.
• Washington finds himself buried among the wide receivers, returning to the rule of rookies starting deep in their position group. Berrios and Cracraft hold the two positions behind Hill and Waddle, though Odell Beckham, Jr., should move into one of their spots once he is healthy. The addition of Snead as depth makes the road to the roster tough for Schwartz, Ezukanma, and Sanders.

Defense and Special Teams

Immediate Reactions:

• Jones has been having a strong camp and could have locked himself into the starting nose tackle position between Sieler and Campbell. Tart and Pili will continue to push him there, however. Hand will likely serve as primary depth along the line as well.
• Bell listed as the first-team outside linebacker opposite Ogbah is a surprise. Is he ahead of Robinson, or does that reflect Robinson’s status as a rookie? Everything will change whenever Jaelan Phillips and Bradley Chubb are cleared to return to football activities.
• Bonner has been having a great early camp and could be making a case to land on the roster as a depth option at cornerback.
• Kohou and Needham will likely battle for the top nickel cornerback slot, though Needham could see playing time at safety as well.
• How much will the returners change as Miami figures out how they want to attack the league’s new kickoff rules?

Injured Players (Not included on depth chart)

Physically Unable to Perform

Odell Beckham, Jr., – Wide receiver
Bradley Chubb – Outside linebacker
Cameron Goode – Outside linebacker
Jaelan Phillips – Outside linebacker
Isaiah Wynn – Offensive lineman

Reserve/Injured

Tahj Washington (R) – Wide receiver

Reserve/Retired

Shaquil Barrett – Outside linebacker

Bravo is headed to Miami in November.

Watch What Happens Live With Andy Cohen announced on Monday that the late-night show will be moving its Clubhouse set from New York to Miami for five shows that will film across two days on Nov. 21 and 22.

Then the following day, Nov. 23, the Real Housewives network will be hosting a Bravo Fan Fest. The Miami gathering is described as an intimate one-day celebration where fans can experience themed activations, panels and photo opportunities with an all-star lineup of 25+ Bravolebrities. The talent will be hailing from the following series: Below Deck, Married to Medicine, The Real Housewives of Atlanta, The Real Housewives of Miami, The Real Housewives of New York City, The Real Housewives of Potomac, The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City, Southern Charm and Summer House. The full list of attendees and details will be announced at a later date.

Among the hit shows missing from that list are Vanderpump Rules, currently on hiatus, and The Real Housewives of New Jersey, which just aired its finale on Sunday night and is up in the air heading into season 15.

The Miami tapings and event comes as Cohen recently celebrated his 15th anniversary of Watch What Happens Live. The one-day festival will also be welcome news to the Bravo-verse since BravoCon — the multi-day annual convention of Bravo stars that takes place in Las Vegas — is on hiatus until 2025.

“It will be more special that way,” Cohen told The Hollywood Reporter in a recent cover story for the show’s anniversary about BravoCon skipping 2014. “Pulling that together is a massive undertaking — we had 150 or 160 Bravo stars there last year, plus 30,000 people and hundreds of moderators and press. And then we did five episodes of Watch What Happens Live in front of 2,000 people — it was just a tremendous amount of effort.”

Watch What Happens Live With Andy Cohen is produced by Embassy Row with Michael Davies, Deirdre Connolly, John Jude Schultz and Cohen as executive producers. 

All three days of Bravo’s Miami jaunt will take place at Ice Palace Studios. Tickets for WWHL‘s Miami tapings and Bravo Fan Fest Miami go on sale Aug. 9 at 1 p.m. ET at www.bravofanfest.com.