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Really Good (And Really Bad) Times For A Sports Team To Change Its Logo

A logo is a hugely important part of a sports team. So when is it time to abandon the look and go a different direction?

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The NCAA Tournament Snub Myth

Every year we hear that the committee got it wrong. But what about the teams that barely got in, and overperformed?

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How a Comedian Came to Own a Football Team

I am a stand-up comedian, and I’m the new GM of a football team in the IFL. But…

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What to watch for at the NFL Combine, based on these memorable Combine moments

From speedy Chris Johnson to an incredible bench press record

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Technology is Giving Sports Fans More Power — And Making Them Smarter

Mobile sports expert Manish Jha on why NOW is the time for fans to take control of their sports experience

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How Peyton Manning, the XFL and technology changed pro football — and what’s coming next

Forget fantasy football and daily fantasy sports: football fans are about to have the opportunity to get much more…

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The Superstar Running Back Who Wants to Beat You In Madden (And Train You To Be A ‘Well-Rounded Adult’)

Green Bay Packers great Ahman Green on Batman, Pilates, the Blizzard and fantasy football

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5 Stats That Show Just How Much The New NFL Extra Point Rules Changed The Game In 2015

13 yards can make a huge difference to a team’s stats and strategy

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The Increasing Importance of a Reliable Backup - Especially at the QB Position

In the NFL, it’s the #YearoftheBackupQB

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From Released and Traded in his Rookie Season — to Eight Years in the NFL

The journey and wisdom of special teams specialist Chris Hayes