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  • The Sports Column: Written By Fans, For Fans

    by Frank Fear September 2, 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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  • POWER 32 PODCAST: AFC & NFC West Division Preview

    by Power 32 Podcast September 2, 2026 AFC South, David Prime, every Tuesday night at 7 PM, Jason Feirman, NFC South, NFL, NFL podcast, POWER 32 podcast

    The fastest-paced hour in NFL podcasts features the dynamic duo of JASON FEIRMAN @SportsProphet1 and DAVID DALE @MrPrimeTime313. New episodes drop every Wednesday at TSC. Better yet, subscribe and watch LIVE every Tuesday at 7 PM. Power 32 is TSC’s NFL podcast!

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  • Seminoles Face Stern Test Against SMU

    by Laurentz E. Baker September 2, 2026 ACC, Ashton Daniels, College Football, ESPN, Florida State, Kevin Jennings, SMU

    The SMU Mustangs have been a team to reckon with, making the 2024 College Football Playoffs and defeating Arizona St in the 2025 Holiday Bowl. Now the Mustangs (-3) get a chance to take down Florida State in Tallahassee on Monday night.

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    Graphic courtesy Cover 3 Podcast on YouTube
  • Embedded in Philadelphia’s TV History, Chief Halftown Brought Smiles and Introduced Bowling to Youth

    by Christopher Brunozzi September 2, 2026 avid bowler, Bowling, Brunswick Corporation, Chief Halftown, children's program host, Philadelphia TV market, youth bowling

    A half-century ago, loads of Philadelphia-area kids watched Chief Halftown, who hosted a long-running local TV program. He was an avid bowler, too, competing in the sport and promoting it. 

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    Photo courtesy of Philly History Blog

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    The Enigmatic Intentional Walk

    by Matthew Sieger September 1, 2026 analyzing baseball, baseball history, baseball strategy, clean-up hitter, intentional walk
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    The Day We Broke the Couch

    by Arthur Mann Jr September 1, 2026 1994 Stanley Cup Champions, Game 6 vs. Islanders, Game 7 vs. Islanders, Marc Messier, NHL, NY Rangers, Stephane Matteau, Vancouver Cannucks
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    “When The Game Feels Like Work”: Coaching Athletes Through Burnout

    by Thomas Welch September 1, 2026 athlete burnout, how coaches can help when athletes are burned out, sports advice, strategies for addressing athlete burnout
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    What Athletes Can Learn from Dolly Parton

    by Arthur Solomon August 31, 2026 athletes public image, Be Like Dolly, Bob Meusel, Dolly Parton
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    Top Storylines, NFL 2026

    by Jonah Mrykalo August 31, 2026 Baltimore Ravens, Buffalo Bills, Los Angeles Rams, New England Patriots, NFC West, NFL 2026, San Francisco 49ers, Seattle Seahawks
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    Need Halloween Costume Inspiration? How About You and Your Squeeze as Bill Belichick and Jordon Hudson?

    by Jon Hart August 31, 2026 Bill Belichick, Danny Hurley Headbutt Dance AKA The Headbutt, Danny Moves, Halloween costumes, Jordon Hudson
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    Why Soccer Fans Should Check Out the Bundesliga

    by Alice Thomas August 31, 2026 bayern munich, Bundesliga, fan culture, German football, international football (soccer)
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    King of the Group of Six? Memphis Makes Its Case After Handling UNLV

    by Leslie Monteiro August 30, 2026 American Conference, College Football, College Football Playoff, Jackson Arnold, Marcus Stokes, Memphis Tigers, Mountain West Conference, UNLV Rebels
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    Confessions of a U.S. Open Ball Boy

    by Jon Hart August 30, 2026 ball boy, pro tennis, U.S. Open
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    Tribute to Kapil Dev

    by Archan Mehta August 30, 2026 cricket, GOAT, India cricket, Kapil Dev
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    The Debacle Called “Major College Sports”

    by Greg LeHew August 29, 2026 "everything does to win, "Hold My Beer", cheating in college sports, loss of integrity, loss of tradition, NCAA, shame of college sports
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    NFL is Hot as a Sport, and Here are the “Hottest Games” (Literally) in League History

    by Christopher Brunozzi August 29, 2026 1973 Super Bowl, Hottest NFL games on record, NFL, Pickle Juice Game, The Epic in Miami
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    Introducing and Enabling Youth Sports Play: An Adult Obligation

    by Archan Mehta August 29, 2026 adults and youth sports, youth sports, youth sports benefits
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    Will Cardinals Get the #1 Pick in the 2027 NFL Draft?

    by Glenn Kaplan August 28, 2026 2027 NFL Draft, Arch Manning, Arizona Cardinals, NFC West, NFL, Nick Baumgardner, The Athletic
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    NBA Watch: The Original A.D.

    by James Charlier August 28, 2026 Adrian Dantley, Detroit Pistons, NBA, prolific NBA scorer, Utah Jazz
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    Missing Link in India’s Field Hockey

    by Ravi Mandapaka August 27, 2026 2026 Hockey World Cup, India field hockey history, understanding sports history
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    Bill Cullen Was a Sports Broadcaster, Too

    by Christopher Brunozzi August 27, 2026 Bill Cullen, game show host, NBC Sports in Action, Price is Right!, sports broadcasting
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    “Purple Midnight on the Arno”: Experiencing Fiorentina’s True Founding Celebration

    by Sharon Hazel August 27, 2026 ACF Fiorentina, Club Sportivo Firenze, football (soccer), Marquis Luigi Ridolfi, Palestra Ginnastica Fiorentina Libertas, Tifosi
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