Tag Archives: Green Bay Packers

The Sports Archives – Colin Kaepernick: Against All Odds!

Posted on March 6, 2014 by thesportsarchives

Most people probably wouldn’t assume that a mixed race kid born in Milwaukee, Wisconsin and adopted by white parents and moved to California would be able to ignore the stereo-types and odd questions and funny looks and concentrate hard enough … Continue reading →

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The Sports Archives – Visiting Lambeau Field!

Posted on October 30, 2013 by thesportsarchives

Have you been to Green Bay, Wisconsin? It is well worth the trip, especially if you are a football fan and love the stadium culture. Virtually everyone knows the Green Bay Packers reside here. Where is their home field? The … Continue reading →

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The Sports Archives – Klim’s Korner: 2013 NFL Picks!

Posted on September 5, 2013 by thesportsarchives

The 2013 NFL Football season is almost here and to be honest I have not been this excited for the season in a long time. Maybe it’s because of how the last year ended with almost every playoff game coming … Continue reading →

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The Sports Archives – New England Patriots – Odds Were In Their Favor!

Posted on January 21, 2013 by thesportsarchives

The New England Patriots are becoming the team that everyone loves to hate.  Even New Englanders have a love/hate relationship with them, especially those in Connecticut who can’t blame the New York Giants this year for putting an abrupt end … Continue reading →

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The Sports Archives – Giving the Gift of Fandom!

Posted on November 29, 2012 by thesportsarchives

Giving the Gift of Fandom this Holiday! Fandom, or the act of supporting one’s team, is rarely something that can be given. Fathers can pass along the love of a sport to his kids, respect of a university is often … Continue reading →

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The Sports Archives – Women Enjoy Football And Other Sports More Than You Might Think

Posted on September 14, 2012 by thesportsarchives

Stereotypically, women aren’t huge sports fans. When you think of a packed stadium, you might think of a raucous crowd made up of bands of grown men celebrating with foam fingers, face paint, and giant beers. But it turns out … Continue reading →

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The Sports Archives – Football 101 – How to Learn the Basics

Posted on November 7, 2011 by thesportsarchives

So, you’ve been to a few football games at your high school, and now you’d like to try playing. First, you’ll need a quick overview of the rules. After that, our 3 basic learning tips can help you pick up … Continue reading →

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The Sports Archives Greatest Moments – Green Bay Packers “The Block”

Posted on February 1, 2011 by thesportsarchives

One of the most memorable games in NFL sports archives history was the game known as the “Ice Bowl” played at Lambeau Field in Green Bay, Wisconsin, on December 31, 1967.  It was -15 degrees at game time and the … Continue reading →

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The Sports Archives Greatest Moments – Green Bay Packers “Ice Bowl”

Posted on January 31, 2011 by thesportsarchives

One of the greatest events in sports archives history in which weather had a major impact was the NFL championship game between the Green Bay Packers and the Dallas Cowboys on December 31, 1967. The game, know as the “Ice … Continue reading →

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