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Category Archives: College Basketball
The Sports Archives – The Road from College-Athlete to Professional
The relationship between an athletic celebrity and sport enthusiasts is practically identical to that of a movie star and his/her fans. Playing in a competitive field of sport or as a player on a major-league team uplifts a professional athlete … Continue reading
The Sports Archives – Men’s Final Four Facts And Stats Of March Madness!
The 2014 UConn (University of Connecticut) Huskies men’s and women’s college basketball teams have just claimed the National Title in their respective leagues. They are the only school in NCAA Division I basketball history-to-date, where both have taken the title … Continue reading
Posted in College Basketball
Tagged 2014 NCAA, College Basketball Blogs, Duke, facts and statistics, Fun Facts, Indiana, John Wooden, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisville, March Madness, Michael Jordan, National Championship, National Title, NCAA college basketball, NCAA Division I, north carolina, Rick Pitino, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, UCLA, UCONN, UCONN Huskies, Uconn Men's Basketball, UCONN Women's Basketball
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The Sports Archives – Denver’s Top Sporting Mascots!
The Mile-High City has rather more than its fair share of professional-level and top college sports teams. As such, it is easily one of the most mascot-saturated cities in America. What many people don’t know is that these mascots actually … Continue reading
Posted in Baseball, Basketball, College Basketball, College Football, Football, Hockey, Other
Tagged 2014 Super Bowl, Ann Judge-Wegener, Baseball, Basketball, blogs about mascots, colorado, denver, Denver Broncos, Denver Museum of Natural History, Denver Nuggets, Denver sports mascots, Dinger the purple triceratops, football, Gill the Cutthroat, Mascot Hall of Fame, Mascots, Miles the mascot, Milo the Lynx, Nick Cannon, Rocky the Mountain Lion, Ruckus the Red-Tailed Hawk, Shaquille O'Neal, social media, sports, sports and leisure, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, Thunder the stallion, Walt Disney
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The Sports Archives – Healthcare After College Sports: No Slam Dunk for Aging Athletes!
Most of us know that college and professional athletes sustain at least some level of injury whether they play on the court or the field. But what many of us are not aware of is the price they pay in … Continue reading
Posted in College Basketball, College Football, Other
Tagged career-ending injuries, college players union, college sports, College Sports Blogs, health insurance, healthcare, healthcare planning, long term healthcare, sports and competition, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, sports injuries
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The Sports Archives – Worst Sporting Injuries Of All Time
Have you ever suffered a sporting injury? Chin up – it can’t be as bad as some of these. Read on to find out about five of the worst sports accidents of all time – and how the affected stars … Continue reading
Posted in College Basketball, Football, Hockey, Other
Tagged Allan Ray, back injury, blogs about sports injuries, broken leg, Buffalo Sabres, Calgary Flames, Chris Spielman, Clint Malarchuk, Duke, eye injury, images, infographics, injury, Kevin Ware, leg injury, Louisville, Sid Vicious, spinal cord injury, sport injury blogs, sporting injuries, sports, sports and fitness, sports and leisure, sports and recreation, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, Villanova University, worst sport injuries, Wrestling
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The Sports Archives – ESPN For Ultimate Sports Lovers!
First we should start out defining exactly what the letters stand for then we can follow a true sports lover in his quest for divulging how this network has evolved into a pastime. Entertainment and Sports Programming Network provides sports … Continue reading
Posted in Baseball, Basketball, Boxing, College Basketball, College Football, Football, Golf, Hockey, Horse Racing, Motorsports, Olympics, Other, Soccer, Tennis
Tagged Agony of Defeat, BCS National Championship Game, bowling, College Sports Blogs, entertainment, espn, ESPN history, Extreme Sports Blogs, Formula I racing, go-kart racing, Heisman Trophy, history of ESPN, Kart Racing, MLB, Monday Night Football, NASCAR, NBA, ncaa, NFL, NFL draft, Snowboarding, sports, sports and leisure, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, sports fan, sports lovers, sports programming, Sunday night baseball, tv, USFL
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The Sports Archives – 5 Smartest People In All of Sports!
Athletes are most commonly associated with physical strength, blinding speed, and insane leaping ability. They are not usually thought to be the smartest people in the room. This may be true in some cases, but there are plenty of smart … Continue reading
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Tagged Alan Page, athletes, athletes who are attorneys, Bill Bradley, brains and brawn, dumb jocks, intellegent athletes, Joe Montana, Moe Berg, New York Knicks, Ryan Fitzpatrick, San Francisco 49ers, smart, sports, sports and business, sports and leisure, sports and politics, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, sports politicians, Steve Young, Super Bowl, The Purple People Eaters
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The Sports Archives – The Dangers of Cheerleading!
The perils of most sports are obvious and well documented. The governing bodies of the disciplines evolve and enforce safety regulations and referees penalize participants for dangerous play. In many activities protective clothing is worn like head guards in rugby, … Continue reading
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Tagged cheerleader, cheerleading archives, cheerleading blogs, cheerleading injuries, college sports, dangerous sports, gymnastics, gymnasts, sport events, sports, sports and leisure, Sports Archives, sports blogging, Sports Blogs, sports injuries, USASF
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The Sports Archives – Athletics Are All in the Hips
What makes the difference in an elite athlete over a weekend bagger? Aside from millions of dollars of annual income, a lot of it has to do with proper training in the gym that leads to having a level of … Continue reading
The Sports Archives – The Money in College Sports!
College sports is more than just weekend entertainment. College sports is a big business that keeps growing every year. NCAA Division 1-A alone brought in more than $6 billion in revenue in 2010. That’s more money than the GDP of … Continue reading
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