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The Sports Archives – Are You Ready for Some Football?: 5 Best NFL Stadiums!
Football’s heart-pounding action is great on an HDTV, but it’s a hundredfold better when you’re sitting in the stands of an NFL stadium. However, not all stadiums have the same appeal. If you’re in the mood for some awesome football … Continue reading
The Sports Archives – A Dangerous Profession – The World’s Most Memorable Sporting Injuries
Being a sportsperson brings a lot of good things with it – fitness, prestige, self-worth, perhaps even fame and fortune. However, despite the vast array of goods out there designed to keep sporting pros safe on the field, sports does also carry a relatively high … Continue reading
Posted in Basketball, Football, Other, Rugby, Soccer
Tagged Anthony Van Loo, blogs about sports injuries, Bryce Davison, ice skating, Jeremy Lane, Jessica Dube, Los Angeles Clippers, Rugby, Seattle Seahawks, Shaun Livingstone, Sports and Injuries, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, Wayne Shelford, worst sports injuries
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The Sports Archives – How do Sports Players Get Their Number?
Ask professional athletes and sports fanatics, and they will tell you that numbers are a big deal. For some, a number is just a number, but for athletes they hold special meaning. For example, if Boston heavy hitter Carl Yastrzemski’s … Continue reading
Posted in Baseball, Basketball, Football, Other
Tagged Boston Red Sox, Branch Rickey, Carl Yastrzemski, Carlos Delgado, Carlton Fisk, Cleveland Indians, Cuba pitcher, Deion Sanders, Derek Fisher, Dwayne Wade, Eli Manning, first baseball uniform number, Gary McDermodt, Jackie Robinson, Jeff Feagles, John Kruk, Jose Mendez, Julius Erving, Lebron James, Lou Gehrig, Miami Heat, Michael Jordan, Mitch “Wild Thing” Williams, MLB, NBA, NFL, O.J. Simpson, Pat Tillman, Plaxico Burress, Reggie Bush, retired numbers, Rickey Henderson, Roger Clemens, Ron Artest, Seattle Seahawks, sports and leisure, sports and recreation, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, sports numbers, St. Louis Cardinals, Toronto Blue Jays, Turner Ward
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The Sports Archives – CenturyLink Field: Home Of The Seattle Seahawks!
As the crown jewel of the Pacific Northwest, Seattle, Washington is a must-visit destination for domestic tourists. You have likely heard about the Pike Place Market, the world-renowned fish market just off the Pacific Ocean. The SODO (South of Downtown) … Continue reading
Posted in Football
Tagged attractions, CenturyLink Field, football, Guinness World Record Book, Kingdome, most noise in an outdoor sports facility, NFL, Pike Place Market, Pioneer Square, Qwest, seattle, Seattle Seahawks, Seattle Seahawks Blogs, Seattle Sounders, sport events, sports, stadium, stadium reviews, tailgate parties, Touchdown City, tourism, tourist attractions, tourist destination, tourist guide, travel, travel destinations, washington, Wrigley Field
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The Sports Archives – Intelligence in the NFL!
Although it is not always considered when searching for new players in the NFL, intelligence is measured by the players with the Wonderlic Test, a test that involves 50 questions to help better gauge the NFL players’ intelligence throughout the … Continue reading
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Tagged Alex Smith, American Football, Andrew Luck, Atlanta Falcons, Blaine Gabbert, Chicago Bears, Colin Kaepernick, Dallas Cowboys, Detroit Lions, dumbest teams in 2012 NFL, Eli Manning, football, how many players, intelligence, Jacksonville Jaguars, Kansas City Chiefs, Matt Flynn, Matt Stafford, New England Patriots, NFL, NFL blogs, nfl football, NY Giants, Oakland Raiders, Philadelphia Eagles, Seattle Seahawks, smart, smartest teams in football, sports, sports and business, sports and leisure, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, Tony Romo, Wonderlic test
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The Sports Archives – Klim’s Korner: 2013 NFL Picks!
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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Tagged 2013 NFL, AFC East, American Football Blogs, Atlanta Falcons, Baltimore Ravens, Cincinnati Bengals, Colin Kaepernick, Denver Broncos, Detroit Lions, Green Bay Packers, Houston Texans, Joe Flacco, Klim's Korner, Miami Dolphins, Michael Vick, New England Patriots, NFL blogs, Peyton Manning, Philadelphia Eagles, RG3, San Francisco 49ers, Seattle Seahawks, Tom Brady
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The Sports Archives – NFL Champions’ Secret to Success!
At the NFL level, everyone has talent and athletic ability but to rise above and be successful takes a little bit more. Bill Belichick and the New England Patriots know what it takes to be NFL champions. They’ve won three … Continue reading
Posted in College Football, Football
Tagged Bill Belichick, Denver Broncos, Detroit Lions, Heisman Trophy, Houston Texans, New England Patriots, New York Jets, NFL, NFL Sports Blogs, Seattle Seahawks, sports and leisure, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, Super Bowl, Thanksgiving Day 2012, Tim Tebow, Tim Tebow Sports Blogs, University of Florida Gators
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The Sports Archives History Lesson – Super Bowl’s Youngest Winning Quarterbacks
As of January 20, 2011, the sports archive for the youngest winning quarterback in Super Bowl sports history goes to Ben Roethlisberger of the Pittsburgh Steelers. Roethlisberger was 23 years old when he led the Steelers over the Seattle Seahawks, … Continue reading
