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  • The Sports Column: Written By Fans, For Fans

    by Frank Fear October 27, 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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  • A Jew By Any Other Name….

    by Matthew Sieger October 27, 2026 David Newhan, Howard Megdal, identity, Jewish Baseball News, Jewish Major Leaguers, Messianic Jews, MLB, Ross Newhan, Scott Barancik

    Here’s my back-and-forth on a baseball player’s identity and the line between who’s in and who’s out. 

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    David Mahan (photo courtesy of TheSportsDB)
  • Hurray for Alma Mater! Memorial (TX) Mustangs Win Class 6A Texas State Fall Tennis Championship

    by Matthew Paris October 27, 2026 6A Texas state tennis champion, Memorial (TX) tennis team, University Interscholastic League

    Mustangs won the Fall Co-Ed title, winning 18 consecutive matches, to capture the school’s third state title. 

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    The champs (photo courtesy Houston Chronicle)
  • College Football Week 8 Was a Delight

    by Scott Gordon October 26, 2026 Big 12, Cincinnati, college football 2026, Kentucky, UCF, Week 8 college football

    Upsets you want? How about close games that end in OT wins? Back-and-forth contests with the underdog prevailing? We had all of that and more in college football Week 8.

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    Kenny Minchey and his UK Wildcats are 7-1 (photo courtesy of RotoBaller)

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    Real Deal Timberwolves Blew Out the Raptors Sunday Night To Open the Season 3-0

    by Elijah Taylor October 26, 2026 Anthony Edwards, LeMelo Ball, Minnesota Timberwolves, NBA, Toronto Raptors
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    Shirley Temple Didn’t Play the Game Competitively, But That Didn’t Diminish Her Love of Football

    by Christopher Brunozzi October 26, 2026 Hollywood icon, love of football, political figure, Shirley Temple, U.S. Ambassaor
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    Auto Racing an Intercollegiate Sport? You Bet!

    by Matthew Paris October 25, 2026 auto racing, collegiate auto racing, Collegiate Racing Series, collegiate sports, motor sports
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    Realignment Watch: Time for Miami (OH) to Move Up

    by Benjamin Henry Rao October 25, 2026 American Athletic Conference, College Football, college football realignment, Mid-American Conference
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    Favorites Going into Breeders’ Cup 2026, One of Horse Racing’s Biggest Events

    by Brian Henry October 24, 2026 Breeders Cup 2026, Eunomia, Forever Young, Gimme a Nother, Horseracing, Kalpana, Keenland, Notable Speech, Sovereignty, The Puma
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    Does the NFL Hold Owners to the Same Accountability Level as it Does Players?

    by Matthew Paris October 24, 2026 Jed York, Jim Ersay, NFL owners, NFL policies, when NFL owners transgress
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    Screen Star Mickey Rooney Was Into Sports

    by Christopher Brunozzi October 24, 2026 Golf, Hollywood legend, Mickey Rooney, screen and stage star, UCLA Bruins
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    NBA Watch: Minnesota Timberwolves, “On the Come Up”

    by James Charlier October 23, 2026 Anthony Edwards, Ayo Dosunmu, Jaden McDaniels, Jonathan Kuminga, Julius Randle, Karl-Anthony Towns, Kevin Garnett, LaMelo Ball, Minneapolis Lakers, Minnesota Timberwolves, NBA, Rudy Gobert
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    Power 4 Football Watch: What We Expected is Not What We’re Getting

    by Scott Gordon October 23, 2026 AP rankings, how new head coaches are performing, NIL, parity in major college football, Power 4 football, SEC football
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    Titans Release DT Jordan Elliott for Behavior Detrimental to the Team

    by Elijah Taylor October 23, 2026 JC Latham, Jordan Elliott, NFL, NFL Firearm Policy, Robert Saleh, Tennessee Titans
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    76ers Show Grit in Season Opener at New York

    by Leslie Monteiro October 22, 2026 Bob Myers, Jaylen Brown, Joel Embiid, Lebron James, NBA, New York Knicks, Opening Night NBA 2026-27, Tyrese Maxey, V.J. Edgecombe
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    Dane DiLiegro: From College Basketball to the Silver Screen

    by Matthew Paris October 22, 2026 Dane DiLiegro, film career, University of New Hampshire basketball
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    Effeminate Soccer Sports Attire

    by Noel S. Williams October 22, 2026 needless innovation, soccer trends, soccer vests, sports bras
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    When It Comes to Adventure Sports in Britain, Which Options Top the List?

    by Harry Keaton October 22, 2026 ABTA Travel Trends, Adventure Sports in Britain, Sport England, SportsCover Direct
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    POWER 32 PODCAST: NFL WEEK 7

    by Power 32 Podcast October 21, 2026 David Prime, every Tuesday night at 7 PM, fantasy football, Jason Feirman, NFL, NFL podcast, NFL Week 7, POWER 32 podcast
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    Dear Offside: I Wonder Whether Anybody Misses You?

    by Ravi Mandapaka October 21, 2026 consequences of changing sports rules, field hockey, field hockey India, International Hockey Federation, offside rule abolished
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    College Football Chaos Is … GREAT!

    by Scott Gordon October 20, 2026 Big 12, BYU, College Football, college football chaos, College Football Playoff, Georgia, Texas
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    Hiding in Plain Sight: High Functioning Athletes and Depression

    by Martha Fernandez October 20, 2026 CEREVITY, high-performance athletes with depression, therapy
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