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  • The Sports Column: Written By Fans, For Fans

    by Frank Fear May 6, 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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    Courtesy: karenfranklin.com
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  • There’s More to Come for History-Making Patriots

    by Arjun Patel May 6, 2026 AFC East, Drake Maye, Mike Vrabel, New England Patriots, NFL, Super Bowl LX

    Tied for the most prolific turnaround in NFL history, the New England Patriots went from 4-13 in 2024 to 14-3 in 2025, and a Super Bowl berth as the AFC Champ. Is there more to come? 

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    Graphic courtesy ClutchPoints
  • In Snooker, Shaun Murphy Tells You How The Trick is Being Done As He’s Doing It

    by Ravi Mandapaka May 6, 2026 Shaun Murphy, Snooker

    “That is the Magician. That is Shaun Murphy.”

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    Shaun Murphy (photo courtesy WPBSA)
  • New Book: “TRUE PRUE, Darryl Prue Unwavering”

    by The Sports Column May 5, 2026 College Basketball, Darryl Prue, Dunbar (DC) basketball, Frank Fear, high school basketball, sports biography, WVU basketball

    Frank Fear tells the story of Darryl’s journey from DC playgrounds to basketball stardom. Informative, entertaining, and full of vignettes, it chronicles Darryl’s unwavering devotion to the game and those who play it.

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    How Playing a College Basketball Game Saved Lives and Rendered a Surprise Champion

    by Matthew Paris May 5, 2026 2008 SEC men's basketball tournament, Alexander Memorial Coliseum, college basketball history, Georgia basketball, Georgia Dome, Mississippi State basketball
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    It’s a Travesty that NHL’s Quenneville is Coaching Again

    by Leslie Monteiro May 5, 2026 Anaheim Ducks, Florida Panthers, Joel Quenneville, NHL, sexual assault
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    “May Madness” Beats March Madness, and Here Are Ten Reasons Why

    by Jon Hart May 4, 2026 "May Madness", 2026 Men's College Lacrosse Championship, College lacrosse, College sports
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    How NFL Teams Have Built Stronger Rosters This Offseason

    by Brian Henry May 3, 2026 free agency signings, NFL, NFL Draft, NFL offseason 2026, re-signing players
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    Legacy of Wade Boggs

    by Anthony R. Mainville May 2, 2026 American League, Boston Red Sox, pure hitter, Wade Boggs
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    World Cup Sports Marketing Publicists Can Gain Earned Media By Ignoring Sports Writers

    by Arthur Solomon May 2, 2026 FIFA 2026 World Cup, sports publicists, sports publicity strategies
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    What To Expect from the “Tom Brady Roast” Sequel

    by Jon Hart May 1, 2026 celebrity roasts, Kevin Hart, Netflix, The Kevin Hart Roast, The Tom Brady Roast, Tom Brady
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    Ode to the Playoff Beard

    by B.M. Ryan May 1, 2026 Hockey, hockey players, hockey playoffs, NHL
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    “Hurry Up and Wait”: Jets’ QB Quest Is a Year Away

    by Leslie Monteiro April 30, 2026 2026 NFL Draft, 2027 NFL Draft, NFL, NY Jets, Quarterback
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    Relief, Please! Getting Real About the Public Costs of Stadium Construction

    by Michael Bruner April 30, 2026 pro stadium construction, public policy and pro sports, public subsidies of sports
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    Next Big Thing in College Basketball? “The Headbutt”

    by Jon Hart April 29, 2026 College Basketball, Danny Hurley, Danny Hurley Headbutt Dance AKA The Headbutt, UConn
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    Brunson Has to Raise His Game for Knicks to Meet Expectations

    by Leslie Monteiro April 28, 2026 2026 NBA Playoffs, Atlanta Hawks, Jalen Brunson, Leon Rose, Mike Brown, NBA, NY Knicks
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    Doug and Ben’s Wild MLB Adventure: One Day, Three Ballparks, Three Baseballs

    by Jon Hart April 28, 2026 ball hawking, Ben Wilson, Doug Hakey, MLB, Zack Hample
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    When the Baseball Season Is Young, Anything is Possible. Heck, EVERYTHING Is Possible!

    by Ryan Frawley April 27, 2026 Baseball, feeling about the game, Pittsburgh Pirates, Spring is baseball time
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    Five Things You Won’t See in Netflix’s Hulk Hogan Documentary

    by Jon Hart April 27, 2026 "Hulk Hogan: Real American", Hulk Hogan, Netflix, pro wrestling
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    Remembering Glenn Hall, “Mr. Goalie”

    by Christopher Brunozzi April 26, 2026 Chicago Blackhawks, Detroit Red Wings, Glenn Hall, NHL, NHL GOAT goalies, St. Louis Blues, Stanley Cup
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    My Favorite Moments From Wrestlemania 42 (Sunday)

    by Jacob Pierce April 26, 2026 “Dirty” Dominik Mysterio, Brock Lesnar, Finn Balor, John Cena, Oba The Ruler, Roman Reigns, The Demon, Wrestlemania 42 Sunday
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    My Favorite Moments From Wrestlemania 42 (Saturday)

    by Jacob Pierce April 25, 2026 Bianca Belair, Cody Rhodes, Gunther, IShowSpeed, Jelly Roll, John Cena, Pat McAfee, Randy Orton, Seth “Freakin’” Rollins, Wrestlemania 42
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