Greatest College Games
How Pop Warner’s “Trick Plays” and Jim Thorpe Toppled an Ivy League Giant
In 1907, the forward pass was still a football gimmick, a dangerous new rule (legalized just a year earlier) that most powerhouse teams ignored…
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Greatest College Games
In 1907, the forward pass was still a football gimmick, a dangerous new rule (legalized just a year earlier) that most powerhouse teams ignored…
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Greatest NFL Games
How the New York Giants Slipped Past the Undefeated Bears The 1934 NFL Championship Game features one of pro football’s most interesting twists of…
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Top Players by Jersey
The number 44 carries an almost mythic weight in football, instantly evoking images of powerful runners and program-defining excellence. While many have worn the…
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College Football Hall of Fame
November 1, 1947 – Guatemala City, Guatemala – Ted Hendricks, the linebacker from the University of Miami, Florida, came into this life. According to…
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Football Archaeology
In modern football, a simple incomplete pass brings the ball back to the line of scrimmage, a minor setback. But imagine a time when…
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Predictions NFL
The 2025 NFL season has hit its halfway point, but don’t despair if your favorite team is struggling—there’s still half a season left! Darin…
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Evolution of the Game
It’s no secret that American football belongs to a larger global family of sports, fundamentally derived from rugby and soccer. But to truly understand…
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Greatest College Games
November 7, 2015, was supposed to be a standard home victory for the No. 18 Ole Miss Rebels in Oxford, Mississippi. But football, especially…
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Top Players by Jersey
Beyond the Box: Celebrating the Hard-Hitting Legends of Jersey Number 43 The number 43 may not be retired across an entire league like 42.…
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College Football Hall of Fame
November 7, 1938 – Grenada, Mississippi – Marked the birth of Jake Gibbs, a quarterback who played for Ole Miss. Jake played for the…
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