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The Sports Column: Written By Fans, For Fans
by Frank Fear November 14, 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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End of an Era: Power 4 Football Championship Games are History
by Matthew Paris November 14, 2026 College Football, College Playoff Committee, ESPN, Power 4 Conference football championship games, Power 4 Conferences
The moment has arrived. I thought it would never happen. The conference championship games will end this season.

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Jesus At the Bat
by Matthew Sieger November 14, 2026 "The God Squad: The Born-Again San Francisco Giants of 1978", Bill Madlock, Darrell Porter, faith and baseball, Gary Carter, George Foster, Mike Matheny, MLB, Sparky Anderson, Whitey Herzog
When a baseball player brings Jesus into his life, can it improve his performance?

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Gary Carter (photo courtesy of San Francisco Giants)
Gregory Peck Was a College Athlete Before He Was a Hollywood Icon
by Christopher Brunozzi November 13, 2026 college crew, college track and field, Gregory Peck, Hollywood star and sports enthusiast
Gregory Peck was a crew member and also participated in track & field. In one of his many film roles, he portrayed a sportswriter in a romantic comedy.

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Gregory Peck reading the book that helped make him famous (photo, The Man Has Style)

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POWER 32 PODCAST: NFL WEEK 10 Features Week 9 Review and Fantasy Football with Guest Turron Davenport
by Power 32 Podcast November 12, 2026 David Prime, every Tuesday night at 7 PM, Jason Feirman, NFL, NFL Fantasy Football, NFL podcast, NFL trades, NFL Week 10, POWER 32 podcast, Turron Davenport
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What Horse Racing Fans Should Watch as 2026 Winds Down
by Brian Henry November 12, 2026 2007 Triple Crown, Cigar Mile Day, Clark Stakes, Hong Kong International Races, Horse racing 2026, Rags to Riches Stakes, Street Sense Stakes
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On This Veteran’s Day, Let’s Remember Rocky Bleier, a Veteran and Great American
by Matthew Paris November 11, 2026 ND Fighting Irish, NFL, Pittsburgh Steelers, Rocky Bleier, Steel Curtain, The Game of the Century, Vietnam war veteran
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Unusual Circumstances, Yes, But We Knew “It” Would Happen for Raiders
by Leslie Monteiro November 11, 2026 Carlos Mendoza, elevation to starting quarterback, Kirk Cousins, Las Vegas Raiders, Minnesota Vikings, NFL
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Remembering Robert Mitchum and His Lifelong Love of Sports
by Christopher Brunozzi November 11, 2026 antihero, face from boxing injuries, Hollywood star and sports enthusiast, Robert Mitchum, That Championship Season, The Lusty Men
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Notre Dame Endgame: How CFP Expansion Killed Independence
by Benjamin Henry Rao November 10, 2026 College Football Playoff, Disney (ABC, ESPN, FOX Sports, media money controls major college sports, media rights, Notre Dame football
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Separation Saturday in College Football? You Bet! Upsets Galore
by Scott Gordon November 9, 2026 CFP rankings Week #2, college football upsets, Georgia, Iowa, major college football, Notre Dame, Ohio State, Oregon, Texas, Texas Tech, UCLA, Week 10 in college football
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Reality Setting In for Raiders
by Leslie Monteiro November 9, 2026 2027 NFL Draft, Kirk Cousins, Las Vegas Raiders, Maxx Crosby, NFL, NFL Playoffs, San Francisco 49s
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Newspaper Ad: “Must Love Vermont Catamount Basketball”
by Jon Hart November 9, 2026 Catamount men's basketball, Catamount women's basketball, College Basketball, husband and wife head coaches, John Becker, Maureen Magarity, Vermont Catamounts
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“One Hit In Every Five Games,” The Difference Between Good and Great
by Waqar Ahmad November 8, 2026 baseball statistics, CalcMega, difference between good and great, do the math, smallest of margins, understanding baseball
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Boxing Watch: Alycia Baumgardner Faces Elif Nur Turhan, Undefeated Lightweight IBF Champ
by Elijah Taylor November 8, 2026 Alycia Baumgardner, Elif Nur Turhan, ESPN, Lightweight IBF fight, women's boxing
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Holy NBA! Tyler Kolek Calls Out Taylor Swift
by Jon Hart November 7, 2026 calling out Taylor Swift, NY Knicks, Taylor Swift, Tyler Koleck
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Lee Marvin, Avid Sportsman
by Christopher Brunozzi November 7, 2026 avid sportsman, Black Belt, college swimmer, collegiate track and field, entertainment sports interface, Hollywood legend, Hollywood star, Lee Marvin, motorcycle racing
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What Were They Thinking?! (AKA, College Football Playoff Week 1 Rankings)
by Scott Gordon November 6, 2026 College Football, College Football Playoff Committee, politics of selecting teams
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It’s What’s For Lunch in the NFL, and DBs are Feasting
by Joseph Ricci November 6, 2026 Atlanta Falcons, Daniel Jones, Indianapolis Colts, interceptions, Justin Herbert, Kevin Stefanski, LA Chargers, Michael Penix Jr., Mike McDaniel, Minnesota Vikings, NFL, NFL quarterbacks
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Portland, NBA Champ? Seems Outlandish, But It Isn’t
by James Charlier November 5, 2026 Arvydas Sabonis, Bill Walton, Clyde Drexler, Damian Lillard, Deni Avdija, Ja Morant, portland trail blazers, Rasheed Wallace, Scottie Pippen, Steve Smith
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Tide Handle Sam Houston in Season Opener, 86-74
by Elijah Taylor November 5, 2026 men's college basketball, Sam Houston men's basketball, season opener, SEC basketball, University of Alabama men's basketball
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Former Temple Owl Tackles “Love is Blind,” and It Ain’t Pretty
by Jon Hart November 5, 2026 "Love is Blind", Netflix, reality dating show, Rob Feeley

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