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Cory Manento2023/07/261 min read

Kind of a Big Dill

If you’re anything like us, the first time you heard the term “pickleball” you had a few questions: What the heck is a pickleball? How do you hit the ball with a pickle? Why are ...
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Jordan Boeder2023/03/221 min read

Marching Into the Multiverse of Madness

With March Madness upon us, we wanted to see which Americans partake in the hysteria and which teams they believe will win the tournament. We totally did not poll Americans to ...
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Jordan Boeder2023/01/112 min read

Some People Call it Football, Others Call it Potential-Death-Ball

With the World Cup over, it’s time to focus on real football. We don’t mean “real” in the sense of its name, as football clearly makes more sense for a sport played with feet ...
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Brendon Ellis2022/11/162 min read

Foosball Is the Devil

Peanut butter and jelly, thunder and lightning, Tom Brady and Bill Belichick Gisele football; some things just go together. So when you hear FIFA World Cup, you naturally think ...
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Jordan Boeder2021/09/241 min read

The DNA of a Sports Fan

Did you happen to notice all the new people rocking Milwaukee Bucks jerseys after they won the championship this year? Or the sudden influx of Tampa Bay Buccaneers gear after ...
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Cory Manento2021/07/221 min read

Americans Want to Boycott the Olympics, but They'll Still Watch

After the Olympics became one of the many things that COVID completely ruined in 2020, we are about to be treated to an Olympics during an odd-numbered year for the first time ...
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Brendon Ellis2021/07/081 min read

Will Dunk for Food

On Monday, June 21st, the Supreme Court of the United States unanimously ruled that the body governing college sports, the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA), cannot ...
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Brendon Ellis2020/09/171 min read

Gentlemen, Re-start Your Engines

Remember when professional sports were a distraction from the trials of the day? Now, courts, fields, and ice rinks are as much a political and cultural battleground as Ohio, ...
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Brendon Ellis2020/05/07< 1 min read

Take Me Out to the Food Court

What better way to whet sports fans’ appetite for the next opening day — whenever that is — than with a competition over the best concession munchies?
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