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The Sports Archives – Top 10 Biggest Sports Stadiums in the World!
10. Melbourne Cricket Ground The Melbourne Cricket Ground, in Melbourne, Australia, can hold 100,000 spectators for cricket matches and other sporting events. The ground opened to the general public on the 30th of September, 1854. At that time, 130,000 people … Continue reading
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Tagged Ann Arbor Michigan, Aztec Stadium, Botafogo, Brazil, Cricket, Flamengo, Fluminense, India, Knoxville, Malaysia, melbourne australia, Mexico National Football Team, Michigan Wolverines, NFL, Ohio State Buckeyes, Penn State Nittany Lions, Philadelphia Pennsylvania, Pyongyang North Korea, Rio de Janeiro, Salt Lake Stadium, sports and leisure, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, Sports Stadiums, tennessee volunteers, World Cup
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The Sports Archives – Sports in Ohio: A History!
Ohio is possibly the best state for sports in the entire country. Unfortunately, the success of professional sports teams in Ohio has been limited. There has been a lot of false hope and heartbreak. The good news is that regardless … Continue reading
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Tagged 1981 SUPER BOWL XV, 1988 SUPER BOWL XXII, 2000 SUPER BOWL XXXIV, Andy Dalton, Archie Griffin, Art Modell, Baltimore Ravens, Big Red Machine, Bruce Coslet, Cincinnati Bengals, cincinnati reds, Cleveland Browns, Cleveland Indians, Dave Shula, Denver Broncos, Dick LeBeau, Eddie George, Heisman Trophy, Howard Cassady, Jim Tressel, Joe Morgan, John Elway, Johnny Bench, Les Horvath, Marge Schott, Marvin Lewis, NFL, Ohio Sports Archives, Ohio Sports Blogs, Ohio State Buckeyes, Pete Rose, Sam Wyche, San Francisco 49ers, Sparky Anderson, sports and leisure, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, Troy Smith, Urban Meyer, Vic Janowicz
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