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All of Wales Aviva Premiership-based players will be made available for the autumn Test opener against Australia in Cardiff on November 5.Premiership Rugby has confirmed the one-off move, describing it as a gesture of flexibility. It means that Wales interim head coach Rob Howley can call on the services of Northampton wing George North, Harlequins centre Jamie Roberts, Gloucester flanker Ross Moriarty, Exeter prop Tomas Francis, plus Bath forwards Luke Charteris and Taulupe Faletau, although number eight Faletau is currently injured.Premiership Rugby - the umbrella organisation for Englands 12 Aviva Premiership clubs - do not normally release non-England players who ply their trade in the Premiership for Tests that fall outside World Rugbys autumn international window.The Australia game is outside of that official three-weekend slot, with Wales also facing Argentina, Japan and South Africa in November.The Premiership Rugby decision applies to all nations in Test action on the weekend of November 4-6.The only other Tests that weekend are Ireland against New Zealand in Chicago and Japan versus Argentina.As a gesture of flexibility, the Premiership Rugby clubs will release their players outside the approved Test window for matches on the weekend of 4-6 November, a Premiership Rugby spokesperson told Press Association Sport. This comes as we continue deliberations on a new post-2019 global season structure to find an appropriate balance between club and international rugby.We are showing flexibility to help a number of unions who have decided to play on this particular weekend, but we must stress this is a one-off variation to the allowed window while discussions continue.Premiership Rugbys stance is a huge boost for Howley as Wales look to address a run of 11 successive defeats against Australia.Howley is at the helm this season while head coach Warren Gatland concentrates on British and Irish Lions business building towards next summers three-Test New Zealand tour.And the certainty of game-breakers like North and Roberts being available will be of huge benefit as preparations begin for the Wallabies fixture in 12 days time. Andy Isabella Womens Jersey . Three came down to the fourth quarter while quarterbacks continued to shine in all four games; so important to the overall quality of the game. 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Larry Fitzgerald Youth Jersey . -- Stanfords Kevin Danser knelt on one knee and hardly moved on the sideline as Michigan State celebrated its Rose Bowl victory and his Cardinal teammates made their way to the locker room. Iowa defensive lineman Faith Ekakitie wrote that he feared for my life when stopped by police in a park Wednesday while playing the popular mobile game Pokemon Go in a case of mistaken identity.Ekakitie wrote in a Facebook post that approximately five Iowa City police officers stopped him and four guns were pointed at him as police searched for a suspect who had robbed a nearby bank 10 minutes earlier.My pockets were checked, my backpack was opened up and searched carefully, and I was asked to lift up my shirt while they searched my waistband, Ekakitie wrote. Not once did they identify themselves to me as Iowa City Police officers, but with four gun barrels staring me in the face, I wouldnt dare question the authority of the men and woman in front of me. This is what happened from my point of view.Ekakitie said he did not initially respond to police orders to stop because he was approached from behind and was wearing headphones.In this situation, what the media would fail to let people know is that the suspect had his headphones in the entire time the Police Officers approached him initially, Ekakitie wrote. The suspect had actually just pulled up to the park because he was playing a newly popular Game called Pokémon Go. The suspect didnt realize that there were four cops behind him because his music was blaring in his ears. The suspect had reached into his pockets, for something which was his phone, buut for all the cops could have known, he was reaching for a gun.dddddddddddd The suspect could very well become another statistic on this day.I am not one to usually rant on Facebook or anywhere else, but with all of the crazy things that have been happening in our world these past couple of weeks it is hard to stay silent. I am thankful to be alive.Sgt. Jorey Bailey of the Iowa City Police Department told ESPN that police stopped a man named Faith Ekakitie because he matched the description of the robber, who is also black and was also dressed in black clothes. Bailey said the officers were not acting undercover and were wearing police uniforms.A University of Iowa spokesman confirmed?Ekakities Facebook account and the contents of his post.In his Facebook post, Ekakitie thanked the officers for acting professionally and encouraged people to be more aware of their surroundings.Pokemon Go is a game in which players go to different locations to find virtual characters that appear on their cellphones. It has become a phenomenon since its release earlier this month.Ekakitie, a senior, played in 12 games last season, recording 13 tackles, including 1.5 tackles for loss, and one fumble recovery.ESPNs Darren Rovell and Dan Murphy and The Associated Press contributed to this report. ' ' '