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The Sports Archives – Best 10 CFB Coaches with Excellent NFL Talent Developing Skills
We cannot deny the importance and roles of coaches in developing talented players. NFL has shown us a lot of great players so far and will continue to bring in new talented players in future as well. There are some … Continue reading
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Tagged alabama, Best 10 Football Coaches, best coaches, Bob Stoops Oklahoma, Brian Kelly, CFB coaches, Clemson, Dabo Swinney, David Shaw, Florida State, Jimbo Fisher, Les Miles LSU, Mark Dantonio, Mark Richt, Miami Fl, Michigan State, NFL coaches, Nick Saban, Notre Dame, Ohio State, sports and leisure, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, Stanford, Urban Meyer
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The Sports Archives – The Storied History of Denver Bronco’s Quarterbacks!
The Denver Broncos have had an interesting mix of quarterbacks over the years. What makes them so special? Check out these interesting tidbits. Frank Tripucka The first Denver quarterback was actually an assistant coach on the team and when injuries … Continue reading
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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
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Alabama and Ohio State head AP poll
The Alabama Crimson Tide and the Ohio State Buckeyes are currently ranked 1 and 2 in the AP Top 25. Boise St. is 3rd , TCU is 4th and Oregon is 5th. Michigan, under sophomore quarterback Denard Robinson, has moved into the poll at No. 20 … Continue reading
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