text: As part of the pricing plan consolidation, we’ve paired Tugboat’s advanced features with appropriate plans to provide the right value at each pricing tier. Our Free and Intro tiers will keep the developer-focused tools that make us so popular with development teams, such as shell access, a command-line interface, access to our API, email capture, and detailed build logs.
  Tugboat’s Visual Diffs, our visual regression testing feature, will now be available to Plus, Premium, and On-Premise projects. And Tugboat’s new accessibility, performance, and SEO audits, provided by our Google Lighthouse integration, are available to Premium and On-Premise projects.
  While we believe the new pricing simplifies the process of selecting the right Tugboat plan for you, we want to give folks a window during which they can sign up for our legacy pricing plans. If you sign up for a Tugboat plan between now and the end of November, you’ll still have access to Tugboat’s Nano plan at $9 per month, and Visual Diffs at all pricing tiers. The Nano plan will no longer be offered as of December 1, and that’s also when Visual Diffs will become available to new sign-ups only on the Plus, Premium, and On-Premise tiers.
  If you do have a legacy Tugboat plan, you don’t have to worry about these changes. You can keep using your legacy plan at your current pricing, with no changes to your existing features, such as Visual Diffs. However, if you do change your plan to take advantage of new features such as accessibility & SEO audits, it won’t be possible to revert to your legacy plan.
  While we believe these changes are positive, we know that pricing changes can sometimes cause uncertainty and confusion. If you have questions or comments about these changes, feel free to reach out. We’re happy to chat with you in the Tugboat Support Slack, or feel free to contact us - we’re always happy to hear from you!
  
  SIOUX FALLS, S.D. – Jordan Pyle scored a career-high 26 points as Oral Roberts rolled to a 97-81 victory over Southern Utah on Saturday in the opening round of the Summit League Tournament in Sioux Falls, S.D.
  The Golden Eagles, who improved to 22-8 overall this season and won their 13th game in the last 14 contests, scored the second-most points in a Summit League Tournament contest.
  Pyle, a sophomore from Mustang, Okla., went 11-of-16 from the field and 4-of-5 from the free-throw line, while also pulling down a team-high seven rebounds. Pyle tallied her 500th career point with the opening basket.
  Four other Golden Eagles scored in double figures, led by Kevi Luper’s 18-point performance. Luper recorded an 8-of-9 performance from the charity stripe, while swiping four steals and dishing out three assists. Fellow freshman Jaci Bigham (McAlester, Okla.) recorded 11 points to go with six assists and two blocks. Bigham also scored her 500th point of her career at the 4:19 mark of the first half. Senior Janae Voelker (Newton, Kan.) chipped in 10 points with six assists and six rebounds, while Savanna Buck (Pinehurst, Texas) also added 10 points to go with three steals.
  The Golden Eagles trailed Southern Utah (7-23) by a score of 6-2 early before mounting a 16-3 run over 5:21 to push the lead to nine points. After the Thunderbirds cut ORU’s double-digit margin down to eight points at the 5:44 mark, the Golden Eagles put together a 10-0 run over two minutes for their biggest lead of the half of 18 points. Bigham closed out the half with a layup at the buzzer to send ORU to the break with a 15-point advantage.