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  • The Sports Column: Written By Fans, For Fans

    by Frank Fear November 3, 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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  • College Football Week 10: Upsets Week? Hell No! Expect Carnage Galore

    by Scott Gordon November 3, 2026 LSU, Miami, Ohio State, Texas Tech, UCLA, Utah, Week 10 College Football 2026

    Get situated, stock up on your favorite refreshments, put your phone on Do Not Disturb, and enjoy the Saturday of Carnage.

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    Cover graphic courtesy of Sport and State
  • Making the Case for Drake Maye

    by Fia Brown November 3, 2026 2025 NFL season, Drake Maye, evaluating NFL QB play, New England Patriots, NFL

    Let’s debunk the narrative that Maye’s 2025 performance resulted from the Patriots playing a weak schedule.

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    Graphic courtesy of Reception Perfection
  • Women’s College Basketball Watch: JuJu’s Back!

    by Leslie Monteiro November 3, 2026 Jazzy Davidson, Juju Watkins, USC Trojans, women's college basketball

    Juju Watkins waited 588 days to play basketball again. On Monday afternoon, the wait was over. 

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    Long wait over, JuJu takes the court (photo courtesy ESPN)

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    Which NFL Teams Have the Toughest Road in November?

    by Brian Henry November 2, 2026 Atlanta Falcons, Buffalo Bills, Chicago Bears, Miami Dolphins, Minnesota Vikings, NFL 2026, Super Bowl LXI, tough November schedules
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    Raiders’ Much-Needed Win Came In Comeback Style

    by Leslie Monteiro November 2, 2026 Kirk Cousins, Las Vegas Raiders, Maxx Crosby, New York Jets, NFL
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    Ravens Experience Life’s Cruel Twist: If You Think Things Can’t Get Worse, Just Wait a Minute

    by Elijah Taylor November 2, 2026 AFC North, Baltimore Ravens, Buffalo Bills, Joe Fagnano, NFL, NFL injuries, Tyler Huntley
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    Today’s 50th Anniversary Running of the NYC Marathan Brings Back Personal Memories, Good and Well….

    by Jon Hart November 1, 2026 "Running For Their Lives", Jon Hart, NYC Marathon, Speed
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    POWER 32 PODCAST: NFL WEEK 8 Features Week 7 Review, Week 8 Preview, NFL Trades, and NFL Fantasy

    by Power 32 Podcast November 1, 2026 David Prime, every Tuesday night at 7 PM, Jason Feirman, NFL, NFL Fantasy Football, NFL podcast, NFL trades, NFL Week 8, POWER 32 podcast
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    Stage and Screen Legend Sir Patrick Stewart, Who Passed Away Recently, Was an Avid Sportsman

    by Christopher Brunozzi November 1, 2026 active sportsman, cricket, Formula One racing, Sir Patrick Stewart, soccer (football), stage and screen star
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    COMMENTARY: Brewers Built This Championship Team the Right Way

    by Leslie Monteiro October 31, 2026 2026 World Series, Aaron Ashby, Brice Turang, building a championship team, Cooper Pratt, developing young players, Jackson Chourio, Milwaukee Brewers, tampa bay rays, William Contreras
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    Legacy of Texas Longhorn Baseball

    by Matthew Paris October 30, 2026 college baseball, College World Series, University of Texas baseball
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    Alfred Hitchcock, “The Master of Suspense,” Featured Tennis in His Popular Films

    by Christopher Brunozzi October 30, 2026 Alfred Hitchcock, Hollywood producer, sports-film interface, Tennis
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    Brewers Claim First World Series Title

    by Jonah Mrykalo October 29, 2026 2026 World Series, Bob Uecker, Cooper Pratt, Jackson Chourio, Jacob Misiorowski, Milwaukee Brewers, MLB, National League, Sal Frelick, William Contreras
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    Thunder Lose Two Frontline Players in a Single Game Putting Season In Doubt

    by James Charlier October 29, 2026 Cason Wallace, Jalen Williams, Lu Dort, NBA, OKC Thunder, sports injuries
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    Start Mendoza Now? Be Deliberate, Raiders

    by Leslie Monteiro October 28, 2026 Carlos Mendoza, Kirk Cousins, Klint Kubiak, Las Vegas Raiders, NFL
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    WNBA Watch: Sophie Cunningham’s Star is Ascending

    by Sandra Del Cid October 28, 2026 Indiana Pacers, popularity of the WNBA and its star players, Sophie Cunningham, WNBA
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    NJ High School Basketball Watch: This Shore Conference Opener Already Has Fans Buzzing

    by Donald Hughes October 28, 2026 Barnegat HS boys basketball, Chase Scaponi, Hunter Hynes, Landon Hoyle, Mason Williams, NJ boys high school basketball, Point Pleasant Boro HS boys basketball
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    A Jew By Any Other Name….

    by Matthew Sieger October 27, 2026 David Newhan, Howard Megdal, identity, Jewish Baseball News, Jewish Major Leaguers, Messianic Jews, MLB, Ross Newhan, Scott Barancik
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    Hurray for Alma Mater! Memorial (TX) Mustangs Win Class 6A Texas State Fall Tennis Championship

    by Matthew Paris October 27, 2026 6A Texas state tennis champion, Memorial (TX) tennis team, University Interscholastic League
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    College Football Week 8 Was a Delight

    by Scott Gordon October 26, 2026 Big 12, Cincinnati, college football 2026, Kentucky, UCF, Week 8 college football
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    Real Deal Timberwolves Blew Out the Raptors Sunday Night To Open the Season 3-0

    by Elijah Taylor October 26, 2026 Anthony Edwards, LeMelo Ball, Minnesota Timberwolves, NBA, Toronto Raptors
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