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Though the NFL is now a year round league filled with activities, nothing gets fans going to the point of delirium like the Kickoff Weekend of the NFL season. I am not sure if it is the arduous seven-month long wait for real games, the once a week high, the boredom of baseball, the talented athletes, the “every game counts” subplots, the autumn weather, team allegiance, trash-talking, fantasy football, the dreaded g-word (gambling), fantasy football, or any other thing, but we all know that the NFL is America’s Game. |
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Even casual Chicago baseball fans may know that 1908 is when the Cubs last won the World Series. But when it comes to the history of racism in baseball, hardly anyone knows that Chicago was once the site of a one-of-a-kind moment, which took place September 6, 1908. |
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 Inside The Huddle: NFL Week One
The defense remains a question after a dismal preseason performance; however, look for Pro Bowl linebacker DeMeco Ryans, defensive end Mario Williams, and Morlon Greenwood to get the unit pumped up and ready to go against the Steelers. |
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 Dantley was all that Jazz
Between 1980 and 1986, Adrian Dantley played 461 regular-season games with the Utah Jazz. He averaged a Jordan-esque 29.6 points, shot 56.2 percent from the field and established himself as one of the game's greatest low-post players, despite being only 6-foot-5. |
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 This Week's NFL Storylines: Week One
Most die-hard sports won’t admit that some part of them enjoys following some of the off-field issues facing their favorite teams -- no matter how much their actions prove that they do. |
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Chronicles the stories of Galimore and his fellow Olympic team members who trained thousands of hours for their once-in-a-lifetime chance at Olympic glory in Moscow only to become pawns in a political Cold War chess match between superpowers. |
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