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  • The Sports Column: Written By Fans, For Fans

    by Frank Fear May 11, 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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  • A Plea to College Athletes, Especially Those Of Color

    by Roger Barbee May 11, 2026 Black college athletes, choosing where you play college sports, college athletes, the politics of college sports, the politics-athletics interface

    As an athlete, you expect the rules of the game to be applied equally; that is, what is required of you and your team is required of other players and teams. Fair play requires a level playing field, or there is no contest. What do you do when that proviso does not apply?

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    Walking the Pettus Bridge, 1965
  • Who’s the Next Face of the NBA?

    by Kristina Hopper May 11, 2026 "Face of the NBA", Anthony Edwards, Cade Cunningham, Jalen Brunson, Lebron James, Luka Doncic, NBA, NBA superstars, Victor Wembanyama

    We’ve been living in the rearview mirror of LeBron James’ career. Whether you agree that James is the greatest of all time, the void that he will leave when he does retire feels insurmountable. Because the NBA needs a transcendent star, who’s next?

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    Graphic courtesy USA Today
  • B-O-R-I-N-G ! I’m Talkin’ About the Tom Brady Roast Sequel

    by Jon Hart May 11, 2026 celebrity roasts, Kevin Hart, Netflix, The Kevin Hart Roast, Tom Brady

    I shut down the Kevin Hart roast after about twenty minutes because, well, it wasn’t the Tom Brady roast.

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    Brady made a suprise appearance (photo, USA Today)
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    Fever’s Clark Searches to Find Her Game

    by Leslie Monteiro May 10, 2026 Caitlin Clark, Indiana Fever, WNBA, WNBA 2026
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    John Sterling’s Unforgettable Voice

    by David Keltz May 10, 2026 John Sterling, NY Yankees, radio announcing, sports announcing
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    LSU’s Heath Schroyer Reflects on Coaching, Leadership, and the Future of College Athletics

    by The Sports Column May 10, 2026 Heath Schroyer, James Patrick and Florence Carmela, major college athletics, The Forum Media Network
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    “God Send Him Victorious” (Prince William, That Is)

    by Noel S. Williams May 9, 2026 Aston Villa, Europa League, European football, Prince William
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    New Book: “TRUE PRUE, Darryl Prue Unwavering”

    by The Sports Column May 8, 2026 College Basketball, Darryl Prue, Dunbar (DC) basketball, Frank Fear, high school basketball, sports biography, WVU basketball
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    TSC’s Mandapaka Edits New Field Hockey Book

    by The Sports Column May 8, 2026 field hockey, Ravi Mandapaka, The Wall
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    MLB: To Cap or Not?

    by Jackson Avanzino May 7, 2026 Big market MLB teams, Major League Players Association (MLPA), MLB, MLB policy, MLB salary cap
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    Let’s Not File Away Auriemma’s Final Four Outburst

    by Leslie Monteiro May 7, 2026 coaching decorum, coaching greats, Dawn Staley, Gino Auriemma, Pat Summitt, women's college basketball
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    There’s More to Come for History-Making Patriots

    by Arjun Patel May 6, 2026 AFC East, Drake Maye, Mike Vrabel, New England Patriots, NFL, Super Bowl LX
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    In Snooker, Shaun Murphy Tells You How The Trick is Being Done As He’s Doing It

    by Ravi Mandapaka May 6, 2026 Shaun Murphy, Snooker
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    How Playing a College Basketball Game Saved Lives and Rendered a Surprise Champion

    by Matthew Paris May 5, 2026 2008 SEC men's basketball tournament, Alexander Memorial Coliseum, college basketball history, Georgia basketball, Georgia Dome, Mississippi State basketball
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    It’s a Travesty that NHL’s Quenneville is Coaching Again

    by Leslie Monteiro May 5, 2026 Anaheim Ducks, Florida Panthers, Joel Quenneville, NHL, sexual assault
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    “May Madness” Beats March Madness, and Here Are Ten Reasons Why

    by Jon Hart May 4, 2026 "May Madness", 2026 Men's College Lacrosse Championship, College lacrosse, College sports
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    How NFL Teams Have Built Stronger Rosters This Offseason

    by Brian Henry May 3, 2026 free agency signings, NFL, NFL Draft, NFL offseason 2026, re-signing players
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    Legacy of Wade Boggs

    by Anthony R. Mainville May 2, 2026 American League, Boston Red Sox, pure hitter, Wade Boggs
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    World Cup Sports Marketing Publicists Can Gain Earned Media By Ignoring Sports Writers

    by Arthur Solomon May 2, 2026 FIFA 2026 World Cup, sports publicists, sports publicity strategies
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    What To Expect from the “Tom Brady Roast” Sequel

    by Jon Hart May 1, 2026 celebrity roasts, Kevin Hart, Netflix, The Kevin Hart Roast, The Tom Brady Roast, Tom Brady
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    Ode to the Playoff Beard

    by B.M. Ryan May 1, 2026 Hockey, hockey players, hockey playoffs, NHL
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