The women’s and men’s tennis fall exhibition seasons have come to a close. The teams will rest up to charge the net again in the…
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The Adaptation of the Runningback
As NFL offenses have evolved, so has the runningback. Most football fans can vividly remember a time approximately five years ago in which the running…
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Fantasy Football Advice: Week 5
Start ‘Em Tom Brady, New England Patriots Yep. He’s back. I wouldn’t normally write in a quarterback in this column, but I have a feeling Tom…
Read MoreThe Paralympics are just as important as the Olympics
The Paralympic games follow up the Olympic games for people with a wide range of disabilities, including impaired muscle power or muscle movement, limb deficiency,…
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Give a Puck: Why you should care about hockey
Hockey is an under-appreciated sport that more people should give a chance. In our culture, hockey is often very overlooked and overshadowed by baseball, football…
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Restarting the Conversation: Colin Kaepernick
A fresh take on the protests by Colin Kaepernick. Every once in a while, masses find unity in a sight, an action, a concept or…
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Obscure Sports Weekly: Extreme ironing
Extreme ironing is the sport for you if you want to combine sport with performance art. It entails hiking or climbing to a remote location and ironing…
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Thank You Kobe
There are two specific memories of Kobe Bryant that I still remember vividly and probably always will. The first memory was March 8, 2013 when…
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Obscure Sports Weekly: Bo-Taoshi
If you like capture the flag, take a look at this extreme Japanese sport called Bo-Taoshi, the pole-toppling game. Go ahead, open YouTube, and prepare…
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