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  • The Sports Column: Written By Fans, For Fans

    by Frank Fear March 16, 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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  • Lower Mid-Major Angst: Stumbling into First Round Play (Part 3)

    by Frank Fear March 16, 2026 High Point Panthers, Howard Bison, Lower Mid-Major Men's college basketball, March Madness, McNeese Cowboys, NCAA First Round, Yale Bulldogs

    Conference tournament upsets (Belmont and Yale) compromised what could have been a solid March Madness picking season. (Reminder: I focus only on what I define as “Lower Mid-Major” teams.)

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    Graphic courtesy WUSA9
  • March Sadness for Peacocks

    by Leslie Monteiro March 16, 2026 MAAC men's basketball championship, March Madness, men's college basketball, Saint Peter's Peacocks

    The players had no words. Head coach Bashir Mason struggled to say anything in the postgame press conference. From dreams to misery, win or go home. This time, the outcome was “go home.”

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    Braden Sparks (4) rallies the Stags (photo courtesy Fairfield University Athletics)
  • Swim Across America – Long Island Sound Made Waves to “Freeze Out Cancer!”

    by Jenifer Howard March 16, 2026 cancer research, cancer research fundraising, Swim Across America, Swim Across America - Long Island Sound

    On Sunday, March 15, a bunch of brave swimmers dove into 35°F Long Island Sound for a good cause — to Freeze Out Cancer! This fun event was for Swim Across America – Long Island Sound and supports making waves to fight cancer!

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    Swim Across America

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    10th Annual Edition Mid-Major Picks, Part 2: Frank’s Picks Following the Conference Tournaments

    by Frank Fear March 15, 2026 College Basketball, March Madness, mid-major teams, The Big Dance
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    A Dolphins Fan Reflects on the Tua Tagovailoa Era in Miami

    by Jacob Pierce March 14, 2026 Miami Dolphins, NFL, Quinn Ewers, Tua Tagovailoa
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    Concussion Culture in High School Football Must Change

    by Harjot Singh Binning March 14, 2026 concussion protocol, concussion training, concussions in football, high school football
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    MAAC Champion Siena Ruins Merrimack’s Script, Heads to “The Big Dance”

    by Leslie Monteiro March 13, 2026 Gavin Doty, Gerry McNamara, KeVair Kennedy, MAAC men's basketball championship, March Madness, Merrimack Warriors, Siena Saints
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    World Cup 2026: Iran Out, Spain Numero Uno?

    by Noel S. Williams March 13, 2026 FIFA 2026 World Cup, Iran soccer team, President Trump on sports, Spain soccer team, UAE soccer
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    Former Soccer Goalie Alex Henderson Makes Another Great Save, This Time on “Love Is Blind”

    by Jon Hart March 12, 2026 "Love is Blind", Alex Henderson, Netflix, Soccer
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    Buffalo Bills Storylines Heading Into the NFL 2026-27 Season

    by Brian Henry March 11, 2026 Brandon Beane, Buffalo Bills, Jim Leonhard, Joe Brady, Josh Allen, Matt Milano, NFL
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    “Love is Blind’s” UMichigan Gal Gets Her “Mr. Brightside”

    by Jon Hart March 11, 2026 "Love is Blind", "Mr. Brightside", Connor and Bri, reality show
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    Another Season, Another Championship: Fairfield Women Continue MAAC Basketball Dominance

    by Leslie Monteiro March 10, 2026 Anna Foley, Carly Thibault-DuDonis, Fairfield women's basketball, Jillian Huerter, MAAC women's basketball tournament, Quinnipiac women's basketball, Sydney Ryan, Tricia Fabbri
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    Love Story? No Way When Duke’s Coach K Roamed the Sidelines

    by Jon Hart March 10, 2026 "Coach K: The Rise and Reign of Mike Krzyzewski.", Coack K, College Basketball, Duke men's basketball, Ian O’Connor, Mike Krzyzewski
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    Siena Meets Its Destiny Against Merrimack

    by Leslie Monteiro March 9, 2026 Fairfield Stags, MAAC Tournament, March Madness, Merrimack Warriors, Siena Saints
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    Will “Rudy 2: The Push Tush” Ever Make it to Streaming?

    by Jon Hart March 9, 2026 "Play like a Champion Today", "Rudy 2: The Push Tush", "Rudy", Rudy Ruettiger
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    The Celtics Are the Team That Never Left

    by Kristina Hopper March 8, 2026 Boston Celtics, Cade Cunningham, Cleveland Cavaliers, Detroit Pistons, James Harden, Jaylen Brown, Jayson Tatum, Mike Brown, NBA, NBA Eastern Conference, New York Knicks
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    NBA Scout Adam Sandler Scores In “Hustle”

    by Jon Hart March 8, 2026 "Hustle", Adam Sandler, NBA scout, sports film
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    India Vs New Zealand: 2026 T20 World Cup Final Preview & Odds

    by Samuel Brown March 7, 2026 2026 T20 World Cup Final, India Vs New Zealand, sports wagering
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    “College Basketball Was Her Job, and Coaches Relied on Her to Keep Theirs”

    by Jon Hart March 7, 2026 "The Rebounders", Amanda Ottaway, college athletics, D-1 women's basketball, Davidson College
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    My Lou Holtz Story

    by John Baranowski March 6, 2026 dreams coming true, Lou Holtz, Notre Dame Fighting Irish
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    “Clubbie” (the book) is Magic, But It’s Based on an Experience Far From It

    by Jon Hart March 6, 2026 "Clubbie", Aberdeen IronBirds, Alan Mills, Baltimore Orioles, Greg Larson, MiLB
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