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The 10 Most Impressive Athletic Buildings In The NCAA

August 14, 2012
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The 10 Most Impressive Athletic Buildings In The NCAA

Once upon a time, college athletes got by with a few dumbbells, a medicine ball, and some of those vibrating belts. Today, with sports dollars up to their eyeballs and stadiums as high-tech as they can get for the immediate future, colleges are turning their attention toward crafting some sweet pads in which student athletes may kick it. These multi-million dollar athletic buildings become recruiting tools in their own right, for good reason. These 10 are some of the...

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10 Career Lessons We Can Learn from the Olympics

August 13, 2012
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10 Career Lessons We Can Learn from the Olympics

Most of us have watched the Olympics simply in awe of the amazing skill, dedication, and focus exhibited by athletes from all over the world. Yet these traits do not only serve the athletes well in the arena; they can also be carried over into the non-Olympic sphere. The drive to aim for gold, the passion to battle through setbacks, and the infallible work ethic of these athletes can serve as a powerful lesson for those of use who...

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The 10 Most Controversial College Athletes Today

July 26, 2012
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The 10 Most Controversial College Athletes Today

Now that players like Tim Tebow, Cam Newton, and Terrelle Pryor have moved on to the pros, college sports have been kind of short on controversial players. These days it seems to be the coaches who are taking up the torch of scandal and fueling the debate and gossip. However, there are still some amateur athletes who are pros at stirring the pot. 1. Tyrann Mathieu: Both on and off the field, Tyrann “Honey Badger” Mathieu is a one-man...

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10 College Students Going For Gold At The 2012 Olympics

July 10, 2012
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10 College Students Going For Gold At The 2012 Olympics

It’s easy to assume Olympic athletes spend all their waking hours training and practicing (and eating). It seems they would have to, in order to be literally one of the best in the world at their chosen sport. Yet for a select class of Olympians, knocking out exams in the morning and training in the afternoon are all in a day’s work. Here are 10 athletes from around the country and internationally who are headed to London this summer...

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The 20 Coolest Smartphone Apps in College Sports

June 5, 2012
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The 20 Coolest Smartphone Apps in College Sports

You say you want sports, and you want them now? Then navigate thine iPhone, Android phone, Windows phone, or Blackberry to your app market and start downloading. No matter where you go, you’ll never be more than an arm’s length away from news, scores, highlight reels, talk, and more regarding your favorite college sports teams. These are our picks for the coolest cats of the bunch. 1. Tablegaters: For those times when you can’t be at the stadium to...

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Tate Forcier Turns Pro, Signs with the Tiger-Cats

May 15, 2012
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Tate Forcier Turns Pro, Signs with the Tiger-Cats

After two turbulent seasons with Michigan, a transfer request to Miami, and a brief stint with San Jose State, quarterback Tate Forcier has finally ended his college football quest and found a new home in the pro ranks.  Over the weekend, the once highly touted quarterback decided to take his talents north signing with the Hamilton Tiger-Cats of the Canadian Football League (CFL).   After Forcier dropped out of San Jose State, he teamed up with San Francisco 49ers...

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FAMU President Silences Band

May 14, 2012
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FAMU President Silences Band

As Florida A&M is dealing with the hazing death of a member of its famed Marching 100 Band, university president James Ammons announced earlier today that the band will remain silent through the 2012-13 academic year.  This announcement was made in the aftermath of drum major Robert Champion’s senseless death back in November.  After a football game in Orlando, Champion was beaten badly during a hazing incident on the band bus.  There is speculation that Champion was targeted because...

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50 links you need if you dream of a career in sports

May 9, 2012
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50 links you need if you dream of a career in sports

Hollywood is recession-proof, so the saying goes, and it seems to be true. But doesn’t it seem like sports never seem to be doing bad for themselves either? Not one but two major sports leagues have recently had lockouts while players and owners haggled over how to divvy up all the profits they are rolling in. In other words, a career in sports would be an excellent choice for a high school or college-age person weighing their prospects for...

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