For a sport that supposedly does not have much footing outside the United States, there have been a surprising amount of college football games played abroad over the years. Wide-eyed college athletes have spanned the globe to play in these […]
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The start of a dynasty in 1991 helped Atlanta Braves shed label as National League laughingstock.
In conjunction with the Baseball Hall of Fame’s annual induction ceremony this past Sunday, the sports website Hall & Arena is formally announcing its inaugural Hall of Fame baseball class. The criterion for induction into the Hall & Arena Hall is
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“You blitz all night!” “Yo, Adrian!” “You know most people would kill to be treated like a god, for just a few moments.” “Show me the monnneeeyy!” “Is this heaven?” “It’s Iowa.” “Sweep the leg!” The lines are iconic. The
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It is, without a doubt, one of the greatest names ever found on a college football roster. One of those names that, once you say it, just keeps spinning around and around inside your head. One you’ll remember for a lifetime. Sonny Sixkiller.
It may surprise some baseball fans to know that when the St. Louis Cardinals fired Mike Matheny on July 14, he departed as the fifth-winningest manager in the storied franchise’s history. Though his squad struggled to a 47-46 mark before
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Mississippi State fans are certainly expecting new head coach Joe Moorhead to continue the winning ways of Dan Mullen, who won 59 percent of his games (61-42) in nine seasons as MSU head coach. If the Bulldogs’ track record
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With the kickoff of the 2018 college football season fast approaching, the question distressing Alabama fans most is, who will be the Crimson Tide’s starting quarterback when it meets Louisville on September 1? Will it be the Hawaiian passing sensation
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In 2009, Alabama native Stewart Cink won one of the most exciting British Opens ever in a duel with five-time champion Tom Watson. Born in Huntsville and raised in Florence, Cink practiced his craft in the Alabama heat before moving
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They drift into and out of our lives like a fleeting storm. Here today, gone tomorrow are the quarterbacks, once at the forefront of our thoughts, but who now have retreated to the backs of our memories. Just a whisper
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