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The Sports Archives – How Did Player’s Names on Football Jerseys Come About?
Have you ever wondered how the idea of placing a player’s name on the back of a football jersey came about? It is no stretch of the imagination to find out that television had something to do with it. Evidently, … Continue reading
Posted in Baseball, College Football, Football, Other
Tagged American Football League, Bill Veeck, chicago white sox, college, football, football jersey, football jerseys, national football league, NCAA Football, NFL, Notre Dame, Penn State Nittany Lions, professional football leagues, sports, sports and leisure, Sports Archives, team sportswear, USC
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The Sports Archives – The Time Of Year College Football Springs Into Action!
Spring opening Spring, the season which brightens the darkness of winter, gives life to hardcore college football fans who are suffering withdrawal symptoms from their passionate addiction. With the long agitating wait ended, the quarterback recruitment completed, and teams intensely … Continue reading
Posted in College Football, Football
Tagged Alabama Crimson Tide, college football, college football fans, Florida State Seminoles, football, football calendar, LSU Tigers, Miami Hurricanes, NCAA Football, NFL, sport events, sports, sports and leisure, Sports Archives, Super Bowl, Super Bowl XLVI, Texas Longhorns
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The Sports Archives – A Career in Sports Engineering
If you have a passion for both sports and science, a career in sports engineering could be perfect for you. These days, the sports industry is big business. Sports suppliers and athletes alike want to out-perform their competitors. Sport engineers … Continue reading
The Sports Archives – Is Kurt Angle’s Olympic Desire Genuine or a Publicity Stunt?
Kurt Angle won Olympic gold in 1996. Since winning that medal, he has stated that he wanted to go back to amateur competition or to compete in Mixed Martial Arts. For one reason or another, it never happens. Angle claimed … Continue reading
The Sports Archives – Is Pro Wrestling Better or Worse Than It Was Five years Ago?
I’m an old school purist. Well, not that old school, but I do prefer the pro wrestling product of the 80’s when the business protected the magic that made it so engaging. The first Wrestlemania took place in 1985, yet … Continue reading
Posted in Other
Tagged Adam Copeland, Batista, Chris Benoit, chris benoit murder suicide, CM Punk, Dwayne Johnson, Edge, entertainment, HBK, Hornswoggle, Hulk Hogan, John Cena, Kurt Angle, media, MMA, Rated R Superstar, Samoa Joe, Shawn Michaels, sports, sports and leisure, Sports Archives, The Heartbreak Kid, The Rock, TNA, Total Nonstop Action Wrestling, WCW, wrestlemania, Wrestling, WWE
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The Sports Archives – Astro Turf versus Normal Grass for Training in Sports
Astro Turf was first adopted for use in sport by baseball. Its inaugural usage in the Houston Astrodome paved the way for other teams and other sports to cover their own pitches with it, and in fact coined the name … Continue reading
Posted in Baseball, Other, Soccer
Tagged arenas, artificial grass, artificial surfaces, astro turf, Baseball, Chem Turf, excercise, field turf, grass, grass fields, grass pitches, Houston Astrodome, indoor arenas, sports
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The Sports Archives – Top 5 Mount Everest Moments
cc licensed ( BY ) flickr photo shared by Rupert Taylor-Price Mount Everest boasts events which have inspired awe the world over spanning more than 150 years. Only a handful of summits over six of those 15 decades have been … Continue reading
The Sports Archives – 5 Things You May Not Know About Masters Champion Bubba Watson
Since winning the Masters back in April at Augusta, Bubba Watson has seen interest in him throughout the world grow significantly. Since donning the famous Green Jacket, a lot of attention has been focused on him, and no wonder. As … Continue reading
The Sports Archives – Can Roy Hodgson win the Euros with England?
New England manager Roy Hodgson has announced his 23 man England squad on Wednesday 16th May. The squad will represent the first major test of Hodgson’s new position, and follows already significant media scrutiny since the West Bromwich Albion manager … Continue reading
Posted in Soccer
Tagged 1994 World Cup, 1996 World Cup, 2010 World Cup, 2012 UEFA Euro Cup, 2014 World Cup, Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, Andy Carroll, Belgium National Football Team, Chris Smalling, England National Football Team, euro 2012, Fabio Capello, football, football coaching, football manager, football predictions, France National Football Team, Germany National Football Team, Grant Holt, Jack Wilshere, John Terry, Laurent Blanc, Netherlands National Football Team, Norway National Football Team, Peter Crouch, Rio Ferdinand, Roy Hodgson, Scott Parker, Soccer, Spain National Football Team, sports, Sweden National Football Team, Switzerland National Football Team, UEFA Champions League, UEFA European Football Championship, Ukraine National Football Team, wayne rooney, west brom, west bromwich albion, west bromwich albion manager
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