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Countdown to Kickoff: 5 Reasons I’m NOT Ready for the College Football Season to Begin

A couple days ago, I wrote about the five reasons I’m excited about the start of the upcoming college football season, which officially kicks off tonight. And while I’m more pumped about it than not, there are also ...
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Countdown to Kickoff: 5 Reasons I’m Ready for the College Football Season to Begin

After nearly eight months, the wait for college football to resume is over. Officially, the season begins Thursday night, with some of the most anticipated match-ups set for Saturday. For a little over a month, I’ve been ...
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Helmet-to-Helmet Hit Sidelines Patriots Receiver Darryl Stingley for Life 33 Years Ago Today

Now that the NFL lockout is over and there will be a professional football season, fans can resume their grousing over any rule changes, free agent signings, trade acquisitions and, of course, those often-maligned refs. One of ...
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Serving up Tips for Improving Your Tennis Game

I played lots of sports when I was in school–basketball, soccer, I even ran track. According to the July issue of Men’s Journal magazine, that might have helped me with my tennis game. But I didn’t play tennis...
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U.S. Loss at FIFA Women’s World Cup Dramatizes What We Love About Sports

It’s fair to say most sporting contests are decided by only inches, a seemingly insignificant measurement throughout the course of the game that can add up to heartbreak in the end. A field goal that curves just left, a s...
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Proud to Be an American: Celebrating the U.S. at Wimbledon on 5 Sports Illustrated Magazine Covers

The Centre Court and impeccably manicured grass surfaces of the All England Club are a world away, but watching the pomp and pageantry of the Wimbledon Championships is close to an American tradition about this time of year. Or...
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