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  • The Sports Column: Written By Fans, For Fans

    by Frank Fear September 12, 2026 Brett Dickinson, open access journalism, sports sites, sportswriting, The Sports Column

    Fans don’t just read about sports at The Sports Column; they write about sports. Since July 2012, 400 authors have published 7500+ articles, with 500,000+ views over the past five years, including 260,000+ total views in 2024 and 2025.

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    Courtesy: karenfranklin.com
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  • 40th Anniversary of the New York Mets (Part 1)

    by Mark C. Morthier September 12, 2026 1986 NY Mets, Darryl Strawberry, Dwight Gooden, Gary Carter, Jesse Orosco, Keith Hernandez, MLB, National League, Ray Knight, Roger McDowell, Ron Darling

    The Mets finished the 1986 regular season 108–54 (.667), the best record in team history and among the Top 30 finishes in MLB history.

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    “Never to be forgotten,” ’86 Mets (AP photo and Athlon Sports)
  • When “The Pencil” is Undefeated (AKA Cheating at Charity Golf Scrambles)

    by B.M. Ryan September 12, 2026 charity events, Golf, golf cheating, golf decorum

    God may move mountains, but even He cannot stop a retired accountant from shaving two strokes off a triple bogey when the prize is a gift certificate to Applebee’s.

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    Graphic courtesy Colorado Golf Association
  • Hey, U.S. Open Fans: Cool Down and Take a Deep Breath

    by Jon Hart September 12, 2026 Ben Shelton-Carlos Alcaraz U.S. Open quarterfinal match, fans speak out, sports complaints, U.S. Tennis Open

    Moves here. Danny. News flash: Dancers are tough. Have you ever competed in a dance marathon? I’m here to tell you that tangoing for 36 hours straight is no picnic. So, you’ll see why I’m torked.

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    Oh where have all the people gone? (photo courtesy News 10 ABC)

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    TO GLOBAL INTERLOPERS WHO CONSTANTLY ATTEMPT TO SEIZE ACCESS TO TSC FOR NEFARIOUS PURPOSES

    by The Sports Column September 11, 2026 unauthorized access, web site intruders
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    “It Truly Ain’t Over ‘Til It’s Over”

    by Matthew Sieger September 11, 2026 ain't over til it's over, baseball comebacks, Connie Mack League Baseball, high school baseball, MLB, San Francisco Giants, Yogi Berra
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    I Wanna’ Dance with Dianna Russini!

    by Jon Hart September 11, 2026 Danny Hurley Headbutt Dance AKA The Headbutt, Dianna Russini, Mike Vrabel, The Russini, turning lemons into lemonade
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    The Daughter of Rosario, Argentina

    by Ravi Mandapaka September 11, 2026 Diego Maradona Lionel Messi, field hockey, greatest players of all time, international football (soccer), Luciana Aymar, Rosario Argentina
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    “Viva Las Vegas!” Elvis Presley’s Classic Film Doesn’t Translate to MLB in Las Vegas

    by Leslie Monteiro September 10, 2026 A's leadership team, Dan Feinstein, David Forst, James Click, John Fisher, MLB
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    In Sports and Life, Nothing Worthwhile Comes Without Discipline

    by Arthur Mann Jr September 10, 2026 having a plan, Running, self-discipline, sticking with it, success in athletics
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    “Match Show” Host Gene Rayburn Loved Tennis

    by Christopher Brunozzi September 10, 2026 game show host, Gene Rayburn, Match Show, Tennis, versatile entertainer
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    Upon Further Review: Wait a Minute!

    by Greg LeHew September 9, 2026 Big Ten Office, Big Ten officiating, college football controversty, upset quashed, WMU coaching decisions, WMU end of game field strategy, Wolverines vs Broncos
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    POWER 32 PODCAST: NFL PREDICTIONS!

    by Power 32 Podcast September 9, 2026 2026 NFL predictions, David Prime, every Tuesday night at 7 PM, Jason Feirman, NFL, NFL podcast, POWER 32 podcast
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    Torts, Tailgates, and the Future of the NCAA

    by B.M. Ryan September 9, 2026 parody, Rudy (film), what if stories in sports
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    “Sunny” Is His Name, “Special” Is What He Did

    by Archan Mehta September 9, 2026 India cricket, legendary cricket player, Sunil "Sunny" Manohar Gavaskar, world cricket
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    9/11 Remembrance: Pudgie Walsh, the Brooklyn Mariners, and Danny Suhr

    by Jon Hart September 8, 2026 "Plimpton", 9-11, Brooklyn Mariners, Danny Suhr, Pudgie Walsh
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    Seminoles Face Stern Test Against SMU

    by Laurentz E. Baker September 7, 2026 ACC, Ashton Daniels, College Football, ESPN, Florida State, Kevin Jennings, SMU
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    Among the Things I Learned from Caleb: “Doing of the Thing Matters Most”

    by Roger Barbee September 7, 2026 bonding through athletics, doing the thing is most important, enduring relationship, friendship through running, personal story
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    En Garde! Legendary Singer Neil Diamond Also Fenced

    by Christopher Brunozzi September 7, 2026 fencer, multi-talented entertainer, Neil Diamond, Sweet Caroline
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    Western Michigan Should Be Dancing!

    by Jon Hart September 6, 2026 College Football, Danny, Danny Moves, Hurley Headbutt Dance AKA The Headbutt, Michigan Wolverines, officiating, We Was Robbed!, Western Michigan Broncos
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    He Built a Singing Career on Experiences as a Boxer

    by Christopher Brunozzi September 5, 2026 1950s music, Boxing, Jackie Wilson
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    Which NFL Teams Are Ready to Take the Biggest Step Forward in 2026?

    by Brian Henry September 4, 2026 Buffalo Bills, Cincinnati Bengals, Detroit Lions, Houston Texans, Los Angeles Chargers, NFL 2026, NFL teams to watch
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