Eric Ivie
Eric owns and operates Red Zone Writing and is a lifelong football fan. He is particularly fond of the Chicago Rush, the Seattle Seahawks, the Indianapolis Colts, the Michigan Wolverines, and his alma mater, Texas A&M. He is a husband and a father of two.
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Arena Football League Partners with UStream to Broadcast 2012, 2013 SeasonsThe Arena Football League announced on Feb. 17 that it has reached a two-year agreement with Ustream to broadcast most of the league's 2012 and 2013 seasons online. Broadcasts will begin on March 10 for opening weekend of the season.Also published on: -
Ten NCAA Football and Basketball Rivalry Casualties of Conference RealignmentStrange things are afoot in college sports. Conferences are realigning left and right in the name of dollar signs and prestige, but storied college football and basketball rivalries are being lost in the process. Here's a look at ten of them.Also published on: -
Linebacker Dusty Bear Signs with Philadelphia SoulThe Philadelphia Soul have announced the addition of linebacker James "Dusty" Bear for the upcoming Arena Football League season, adding yet another former member of the Dallas Vigilantes--one with one of the coolest names in professional football.Also published on: -
Freddie Solomon Passes Away at Age 59: Fan ReactionThis isn't supposed to happen. The athletes that I idolized as a child aren't supposed to die. So the passing of former Miami Dolphins and San Francisco 49ers wide receiver Freddie Solomon on Feb. 13 seems like some sort of bad dream.Also published on: -
Ron McBride Ends 97-day Retirement to Coach Utah Blaze Offense LineRon McBride knows Utah, and he knows football. After 97 days, though, what little he knows of retirement doesn't seem to appeal to him. Just over three months after hanging up his coach's whistle, McBride has signed on to be the Utah Blaze OL coach.Also published on:
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Six Texas A&M Aggies Invited to NFL Combine: Fan ReactionWith the release of the list of invitees to the 2012 NFL Combine, Texas A&M fans can find six former Aggies who have a shot at impressing NFL scouts and coaches in Indianapolis from Feb. 22-28.Also published on: -
Oakland A's Shockingly Sign Yoenis Cespedes: Fan ReactionThe Oakland Athletics have shocked the MLB world--and this lifelong A's fan--by signing Cuban outfielder Yoenis Cespedes, apparently for $36 million over four years. Totally did not see that one coming.Also published on: -
Utah Blaze Wide Receiver Heads to Canadian Football LeagueThe Utah Blaze have placed wide receiver Dominique Johnson on the Arena Football League's Other League Exempt list as Johnson packs his bags and heads to the Calgary Stampeders of the Canadian Football League.Also published on:
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Tampa Bay Storm Make Additions to Coaching StaffThree coaches have been added to the Tampa Bay Storm staff for the upcoming Arena Football League, with the team welcoming defensive backs coach Donnie Abraham back and bringing in two AFL mainstays into the fold: John Gregory and Lawrence Samuels.Also published on: -
Tampa Bay Storm Add Multi-talented Defensive LinemanThe Tampa Bay Storm continue gearing up for the 2012 Arena Football League season by signing defensive lineman Richard Jones--a multi-talented young man--to the roster.Also published on:
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Five Reasons to Love Arena Football: Fan OpinionThe 25th season of the Arena Football League is less than a month away now, and I couldn't be happier, even right on the heels of Super Bowl XLVI being celebrated and played right in my back yard. Here are five reasons to check out--and love--the AFL.Also published on: -
Trandon Harvey Returns to the Arizona RattlersWide receiver Trandon Harvey has inked a deal to play for the Arizona Rattlers in the upcoming Arena Football League season, his fifth season with the club.Also published on:
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Jesse Schmidt Lands in the Barn Again for 2012Iowa Barnstormers fans, he's baaaaaack! Touchdown machine Jesse Schmidt has signed back on with the 'Stormers for the 2012 Arena Football League season.Also published on: -
Kevin 'The Chainsaw' McCullough Returns to Arizona Rattlers for 2012Linebacker Kevin McCullough--a key component of the Arizona Rattlers' fourth-ranked defense in 2011--is returning to the team for the 2012 Arena Football League season.Also published on: -
Dukes to Rattlers, Neal to Command in TradeThe ink was barely dry on the trade that sent Cliff Dukes from the Tampa Bay Storm to the Kansas City Command when he was traded again, two days later: this time, from the Command to the Arizona Rattlers for JC Neal.Also published on: -
Spokane Shock Sign Former NFL Defensive EndDefensive end James Ruffin, formerly of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and the Cincinnati Bengals, has been assigned to the Spokane Shock for the 2012 Arena Football League season, the team announced.Also published on: -
Peyton Manning Rumors Swirling at Nauseating RateWelcome to the latest and greatest NFL-themed amusement park ride: the Peyton Manning roller coaster. It's guaranteed to send your stomach up into your throat faster than the Indianapolis zip line at Super Bowl XLVI. Where it stops, nobody knows.Also published on: -
San Antonio Talons to Host Fan Fest, Command MilitaryThe Arena Football League's San Antonio Talons are new to the city in 2012, but they're wasting no time reaching out to their fans, hosting a Fan Fest on Feb. 29 at the Alamodome that will feature a scrimmage against the San Jose SaberCats.Also published on: -
Philadelphia Soul Add Local Talent to Offensive LineThe Philadelphia Soul have added some local talent for the upcoming 2012 Arena Football League season: Temple offensive lineman Jeremy Schonbrunner.Also published on:
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Storm, Command Swap Dukes for WasilThe Tampa Bay Storm and the Kansas City Command worked out a trade on Feb. 7, sending quarterback Stephen Wasil to Tampa and defensive lineman/linebacker Cliff Dukes to KC for the 2012 Arena Football League season.Also published on: -
New Orleans VooDoo, Jacksonville Sharks to Tangle in Extra Beneficial Exhibition GameSouth Division rivals are teaming up to knock some rust off the veterans and see what they have in the new guys in a March 3 exhibition game between the New Orleans VooDoo and the Jacksonville Sharks. The teams will also be working to tackle hunger.Also published on:
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Success of Super Bowl XLVI in Indianapolis Opens Doors for Other NFL Cities: Fan TakeAs Indianapolis basks in the success of Super Bowl XLVI and starts to return to normal life, other NFL cities are already taking note: if Indianapolis can do it, so can we.Also published on:
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Georgia Force Acquire NFL-experienced Defensive BackThe Georgia Force have added speed and NFL experience to their defensive backfield as Jamar Wall joins the team for the upcoming 2012 Arena Football League season.Also published on:
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Milwaukee Mustangs Sign Dual-Threat, Dual-Sport QuarterbackThe Milwaukee Mustangs have added a dual-threat quarterback with a wealth of professional experience for the 2012 Arena Football League season, welcoming Shane Boyd to Wisconsin.Also published on:
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Michael Lewis Returns to Utah BlazeDefensive lineman Michael Lewis is finally healthy again, and he'll be returning to the Utah Blaze for the 2012 Arena Football League season.Also published on:
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San Jose SaberCats Land Kelvin Rodgers for 2012The San Jose SaberCats continue to bolster their defense for the upcoming 2012 Arena Football League season, signing defensive back Kelvin Rodgers on Feb. 2.Also published on:
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Wes Welker is No Goat: Non-fan OpinionNew England Patriots wide receiver Wes Welker dropped a pass in the fourth quarter of Super Bowl XLVI when he was wide open, and is now being labeled a goat by some fans and some members of the media. I don't think he deserves it.Also published on:
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Alternatives to Eli Manning as Super Bowl XLVI MVP: Fan OpinionHistory makes it no surprise that New York Giants quarterback Eli Manning was named the Super Bowl XLVI MVP, but there are other players who would have made equally good choices for the honor.Also published on:
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Top Five Funniest Super Bowl XLVI AdsThe Super Bowl is almost as famous for its advertisements as it is for the football game that is played between them. Here are my five favorite commercials from Super Bowl XLVI.Also published on:
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Super Bowl XLVI Football Holds Special Meaning: Fan TakeAs we prepare for the kickoff of Super Bowl XLVI on Feb. 5, one part of the game that is often overlooked--the actual football--will hold special meaning both for Giants fans and for residents of Ada, Ohio.Also published on:
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Five Super Paint Jobs on Super Bowl XLVI Super Cars: Fan OpinionI visited all 33 Super Cars--IndyCar race cars that are painted to represent each NFL team, plus Super Bowl XLVI--around central Indiana, and while all of the cars were terrific, five of them really jumped out at me as being extra sharp.Also published on:
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Chasing Super Bowl XLVI Super Cars: Fan ExperienceTwenty-three hours over two days. Seven hundred twenty miles. Thirty-three Super Bowl XLVI Super Cars. And one big question: why?Also published on:
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Hints for Finding Super Bowl XLVI Super Cars: Fan ExperienceI'll spare you my frustration with locating some of the Super Cars around Central Indiana. Here are some tips for finding Super Cars that took a little more effort than most.Also published on:
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Philadelphia Soul Hold Successful Open Tryout, Sign KickerThe Philadelphia Soul held a successful open tryout on Jan. 28 that resulted in nearly 300 participants. It also resulted in the signing of a new kicker, Phil Marfuggi, for the upcoming 2012 Arena Football League season.Also published on:
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FAQ from Super Bowl XLVI Activities in Indianapolis: Fan ExperienceAs I have wandered around the Super Bowl Village this week, I've overheard a lot of questions being asked by fans and had several people ask me questions about a variety of things. Here are the most frequently asked questions, along with the answers.Also published on:
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Last-Minute Packing Tips for Super Bowl XLVI Fans Coming to Indianapolis: Local Fan GuideAre you headed to Indianapolis in the next day or two for Super Bowl XLVI? Packing up your suitcase to travel to our fine city? Here are some suggestions for last-minute items to throw in your bag before you leave.Also published on:
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NFL Announces Security Plans for Super Bowl XLVI Game DayIn a press release issued by the NFL on Feb. 1, the league announced its plans for keeping attendees at Super Bowl XLVI safe. There are a number of things that those attending the big game need to know before heading to Lucas Oil Stadium.Also published on:
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More Diverse NFL Team Representation Starting to Appear in Indianapolis: Fan ExperienceAs you might expect in downtown Indianapolis, there are a ton of people sporting Indianapolis Colts jerseys and apparel in and around the Super Bowl XLVI activities. As we move closer to the big game, though, fans show more diverse allegiance to NFL teamsAlso published on:
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Super Bowl XLVI Volunteers and Staff Vanish in the Crowd: Fan ExperienceSuper Bowl XLVI volunteers and staff were abundant on the first day of the festivities in downtown Indianapolis, but they seemingly vanish as the crowds of visitors increase in numbers.Also published on:
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Super Bowl XLVI Festivities Keep Downtown Indianapolis Employees Away: Fan ExperienceAfter visiting the Super Bowl XLVI festivities on Jan. 27, I went back on Jan. 31. On my return trip, downtown Indianapolis looked nothing like what I'm used to. Many downtown employees were nowhere to be found.Also published on:
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Frustration Accompanies Super Bowl XLVI Zip Line Thrills: Fan ExperienceOne of the hottest attractions in downtown Indy this week is the Super Bowl XLVI zip line. As I spoke with people around the Super Bowl Village, I learned that the process of taking the 15-second ride can be frustrating, as well as thrilling.Also published on:
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Arena Football League Announces Changes to Officiating, ChallengesThe Arena Football League announced two major changes in the way its games will be officiated in 2012. One involves the number of officials on the field, and the other involves changes in replay and challenge rules for the upcoming season.Also published on:
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Super Bowl XLVI Lodging Update in Indiana: Local Fan GuideFans who are still looking for lodging in and around Indianapolis for Super Bowl XLVI are in for an expensive--but not impossible--challenge as hotels in central Indiana are nearly booked solid. There is still hope, though.Also published on:
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What Indianapolis Hosting Super Bowl XLVI Means to a Hoosier: Local Fan PerspectiveSuper Bowl XLVI is finally here in central Indiana. It's been a long time coming. As we Hoosiers live the dream this week that we've been planning for years, this Super Bowl takes on a much more special meaning for me than has any other NFL title game.Also published on:
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NFL's Pro Bowl is Unnecessary: Fan OpinionThe NFL's Pro Bowl will take place on Jan. 29 if anyone cares. Fans will be able to watch some of the NFL's biggest stars--minus any New England Patriots and New York Giants, of course, along with the ones who are injured--play a half-hearted game.Also published on:
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Kid-Friendliness of Super Bowl XLVI Activities in Indianapolis: Fan ExperienceFootball fans like me who double as parents and who are thinking about bringing their children to the Super Bowl XLVI activities in Indianapolis can rest assured. There are a ton of kid-friendly activities in and around the city.Also published on:
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General Observations of Super Bowl XLVI Festivities in Indianapolis: Fan ExperienceI was in downtown Indianapolis on Jan. 27 for the opening day of the Super Bowl XLVI festivities, and I had a great time. During the multiple hours that I was there, I made some general observations. Here are some of them.Also published on:
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Colts Reportedly to Hire Two Steelers Coaches: Fan ReactionSomewhat lost among the Super Bowl XLVI hubbub in Indianapolis are reports that the Indianapolis Colts are planning to hire two former Pittsburgh Steelers coaches, Bruce Arians and Keith Butler--moves that, if true, should prove beneficial to the Colts.Also published on:
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Dressing for Super Bowl XLVI Festivities in Indianapolis: Fan ExperienceIf you're headed to Indianapolis for the Super Bowl XLVI celebration, you should dress appropriately to maximize the enjoyment of your experience. Here are some suggestions from a resident Hoosier.Also published on:
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Super Bowl XLVI Volunteers and Staff Make Indianapolis Amazing: Fan ExperienceI spent the day in downtown Indianapolis for the kickoff of the Super Bowl XLVI festivities on Jan. 27 and had a fantastic time. That was in large part due to the legions of volunteers and staff all over the place who made the experience a great one.Also published on:
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The Thrill of the Lombardi Trophy at the NFL Experience: Fan TakeI've spent my afternoon here in Indianapolis, gearing up for Super Bowl XLVI at the NFL Experience in the Indiana Convention Center. As soon as I got here, I made a bee-line for the display that I absolutely could not miss: the Vince Lombardi Trophy.Also published on:
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Iowa Barnstormers, Chicago Rush to Face Off in Exhibition GameThe Iowa Barnstormers and the Chicago Rush are planning to get a head start on the upcoming 2012 Arena Football League season by scheduling a preseason exhibition game to be played on Feb. 25 at 8 p.m. ET.Also published on:
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Using the Super Bowl XLVI Park and Ride System in Indianapolis: Local Fan GuideSuper Bowl XLVI festivities are underway in Indianapolis for the big Feb. 5 game between the New England Patriots and the New York Giants. Fans wishing to get downtown for the celebration may opt to use the Park and Ride system. Here's info about it.Also published on:
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Arizona Rattlers Sign Kicker with a Gould-en LegThe defending National Conference champion Arizona Rattlers continue beefing up for the upcoming Arena Football League season, signing kicker Chris Gould on Jan. 23.Also published on:
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Chuck Pagano a Good Choice for Indianapolis Colts: Fan OpinionWith the Jan. 25 announcement by the Indianapolis Colts that former Baltimore Ravens defensive coordinator Chuck Pagano has been hired as Indy's new head coach, Colts fans are expressing some mixed feelings about the move. I'm pretty excited about it.Also published on:
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Super Bowl Trivia Fun FactsPlan on attending a Super Bowl party on Feb. 5 when the New England Patriots and the New York Giants get together for Super Bowl XLVI in Indianapolis? Want to impress your friends with your vast knowledge of Super Bowl trivia? Try these 10 questions.Also published on:
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Brainstorming Expansion for the Arena Football League: Fan OpinionThe Arena Football League is about to kick off its Silver Anniversary 25th season on March 9, and 17 teams are on tap to compete in the 2012 season. But what if the league had 32 teams, like the NFL? Here's where I'd put them.Also published on:
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Jacksonville Sharks Sign Former NFL and CFL Defensive BackThe defending Arena Football League champion Jacksonville Sharks have signed former NFL and CFL defensive back Daylan Walker to their roster for the upcoming 2012 season.Also published on:
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Three More Seahawks Head to Pro Bowl: Fan ReactionThree more Seattle Seahawks have been tabbed for the NFL's 2012 Pro Bowl on Jan. 29, and in an interesting coincidence, all three 'Hawks replace members of the division rival San Francisco 49ers.Also published on:
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Orlando Predators Acquire Former New England Patriots ReceiverThe Orlando Predators announced on Jan. 23 that they have been assigned wide receiver Buddy Farnham, formerly of the New England Patriots, for the 2012 Arena Football League season.Also published on:
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Seattle Seahawks Sign Linebacker to Futures ContractThe Seattle Seahawks have signed linebacker Tressor Baptiste to a futures contract, snapping up the rookie out of Texas A&M-Kingsville who spent time with the Chicago Bears in the 2011 preseason and who was slated to suit up for the Kansas City Command.Also published on:
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Spokane Shock Gain NFL Talent in Youri YengaThe Spokane Shock have added a player with NFL talent to their roster for the 2012 Arena Football League season, announcing on Jan. 24 that they have signed DL/LB Youri Yenga.Also published on:
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Tracy Belton Returns to Georgia Force for 2012The Arena Football League announced on Jan. 24 that the Georgia Force have been assigned defensive back Tracy Belton for the 2012 season.Also published on:
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Super Bowl XLVI Super Cars Locations AnnouncedThe Indianapolis Super Bowl Committee has released the locations of the Super Cars--33 Indy race cars painted to represent each of the 32 NFL teams, plus Super Bowl XLVI--for the Super Bowl festivities leading up to the big game.Also published on:
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On Jim Tressel and the Indianapolis Colts: Fan OpinionRumors are circulating that former Ohio State head coach Jim Tressel may be in the running for the head coaching vacancy with the Indianapolis Colts, and that has set off a great deal of alarm here in Colts Nation. It's not so bad, though.Also published on:
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The Value of 49ers WR Kyle Williams: Fan OpinionHow quickly it's forgotten that, if not for Kyle Williams--the guy who's getting death threats for making two mistakes against the Giants--the San Francisco 49ers may not have even been in the NFC Championship game to begin with.Also published on:
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Veteran QB Russ Michna Returns to Chicago Rush for 2012The Arena Football League's Chicago Rush announced on Jan. 23 that veteran quarterback Russ Michna will return to the team for the 2012 season.Also published on:
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San Jose SaberCats Add Former NFL Assistant Coach to StaffThe San Jose SaberCats, in their continuing effort to improve their league-worst defense from 2011, have secured the services of former New York Jets assistant coach Kerry Locklin for the 2012 Arena Football League season.Also published on:
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Utah Blaze Sign Dual-Threat Quarterback Carson CoffmanThe Utah Blaze announced on Jan. 21 that former Kansas State dual-threat quarterback Carson Coffman has been assigned to the team for the 2012 Arena Football League season.Also published on:
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ArenaBowl XXIV Hero Jeron Harvey Returns to Jacksonville SharksThe Jacksonville Sharks of the Arena Football League announced on Jan. 23 that wide receiver and ArenaBowl XXIV hero Jeron Harvey is returning to the team for the 2012 season.Also published on:
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Five Landing Spots for Peyton Manning: Fan TakeAround here in Indianapolis Colts country, we're not sure what's going to happen with Peyton Manning when the March 8 witching hour comes and goes. Here are five potential (and fantasy) landing spots for Manning in 2012.Also published on:
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Super Bowl XLVI Lodging in Indiana: Local Fan GuideFans of the New England Patriots and the New York Giants who want to watch their teams in Super Bowl XLVI on Feb. 5 will need a place to stay, and hotels in Indianapolis are filling up quickly. Here are some ideas for expanding the search for lodging.Also published on:
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Two Players Share Same Fate in NFL Conference Championships: Fan TakeStop me if you've heard this one before. Two guys walk into a bar and...try to drink away the nightmare of the NFL conference championship games that they just botched. Ravens kicker Billy Cundiff and 49ers kick returner Kyle Williams are those two guys.Also published on:
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Cleveland Gladiators Decked Out in Redd and BrownThe Cleveland Gladiators of the Arena Football League take the field every week in red and black uniforms, but on Jan. 20, they were just as happy to be Redd and Brown, returning wide receiver Robert Redd and defensive back Levy Brown for the 2012 season.Also published on:
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Patriots in Super Bowl XLVI Just Another Punch in the Face: Colts Fan ReactionAs if this season wasn't already bad enough for Indianapolis Colts fans like me, it just got even worse. The New England Patriots are playing in Super Bowl XLVI in our home stadium. I feel nauseous.Also published on:
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Family-Friendly Super Bowl XLVI Activities at Indianapolis Children's Museum: Local Fan GuideFor those who live in or are visiting Indianapolis with children for Super Bowl XLVI, you're in luck. The city is home to the world's largest children's museum, and it's bursting with family-friendly Super Bowl activities, exhibits, and events.Also published on:
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Tampa Bay Storm QB Signs with Green Bay PackersTampa Bay Storm quarterback Nick Hill announced on his Facebook page on Jan. 20 that he is making the jump from the Arena Football League to the NFL after signing a contract with the Green Bay Packers.Also published on:
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Marcus Everett Returns to Milwaukee MustangsA key component of the Milwaukee Mustangs defense has returned to the team for the 2012 Arena Football League season after the Mustangs acquired WR/LB Marcus Everett from the San Jose SaberCats in a Jan. 18 trade for future considerations.Also published on:
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Rams-Patriots Game in London Not as Puzzling as it Initially Appears: Fan ReactionWhen the NFL, through a Jan. 20 press release, announced that the New England Patriots and the St. Louis Rams will play in London on Oct. 28, my first reaction was to cringe. The matchup makes sense, however, for the NFL.Also published on:
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Colts Say Good Bye to 10 More Coaches: Fan ReactionOwner Jim Irsay and general manager Ryan Grigson appear to be serious about their rebuilding project. The Indianapolis Colts announced on Jan. 19 that ten assistant coaches are leaving the team for a variety of reasons.Also published on:
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NFL Network "Arena Football Friday" Schedule for 2012 SeasonThe NFL Network will once again broadcast Arena Football League games during the league's Silver Anniversary 25th season every Friday night at 8 p.m. ET. Here is the 2012 "Arena Football Friday" lineup.Also published on:
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New Orleans VooDoo to Host Open TryoutThink you have what it takes to play in the Arena Football League? Here's your chance to prove it. The New Orleans VooDoo will be hosting an open tryout on Jan. 28 at Tad Gormley Stadium in City Park.Also published on:
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Barnstormers Land Former Iowa Hawkeye Star ReceiverThe Iowa Barnstormers announced on Jan. 18 that they have landed former Iowa star wide receiver Derrell Johnson-Koulianos for the 2012 Arena Football League season.Also published on:
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Using Pitcher-Friendly and Hitter-Friendly MLB Ballparks in Fantasy Baseball: Fan TakeThe terms "pitcher-friendly ballpark" and "hitter-friendly ballpark" are frequently mentioned in discussions about baseball, but which parks are pitcher-friendly and which ones are hitter-friendly? And how does this impact fantasy baseball decisions?Also published on:
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Terrell Owens to Play Football in Dallas Again: Fan ReactionTerrell Owens is going to be playing football again in Dallas. Indoor football, that is, with the Allen Wranglers. The move, though, is not a good one for the Wranglers.Also published on:
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Super Bowl XLVI Activities in Suburban Indianapolis: Local Fan GuideNot all Super Bowl XLVI festivities are happening in downtown Indianapolis. If you're looking for things to see and do outside the Epicenter of Awesome, Hendricks County, Ind., has plenty to offer visitors and residents leading up to the NFL's big game.Also published on:
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Meet My Nightmare, Chicago Rush Quarterback Daryll Clark: Fan TakeFormer Penn State star quarterback, Daryll Clark--long the bane of my existence--is finally on one of my favorite teams, the Chicago Rush. Learn more about him here.Also published on:
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Five Super Restaurants in Indianapolis for Super Bowl XLVI: Local GuideLooking to get a bite to eat while you're in downtown Indianapolis for Super Bowl XLVI? Here are five suggestions from a football fan residing in the Indianapolis metropolitan area.Also published on:
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Michigan WR Darryl Stonum Dismissed from Team: Fan ReactionThe University of Michigan announced on Jan. 17 that wide receiver Darryl Stonum has been dismissed from the football team for a violation of team rules. As a lifelong fan of the Wolverines, I have mixed emotions about this development.Also published on:
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The Five Greatest Non-Quarterback Super Bowl MVPsSuper Bowl XLVI rapidly approaches, and after the big game, a new player will be crowned the Most Valuable Player. Let's take a look back through the previous winners to find the five greatest non-QB MVP recipients in Super Bowl history.Also published on:
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Kansas City Command Turn to Ball State Products for Winning FormulaThe Kansas City Command are turning to players from a small school in Indiana in hopes that their winning ways are contagious. The Command has signed four members of the 2008 Ball State football team that won its first 12 games.Also published on:
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Jim Caldwell Fired, Peace Restored in Indianapolis: Fan ReactionIt's finally over. Jim Caldwell has been fired as the head coach of the Indianapolis Colts. Colts fans can now exhale after several days' worth of panic set off by a tweet, a feeling, and a blogger who believed that Caldwell would be retained.Also published on:
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Tampa Bay Storm to Host Open TryoutTraining camps around the Arena Football League will be starting soon, and the Tampa Bay Storm are looking for talented athletes to join their team. To that end, the Storm will host an open tryout on Feb. 11 at Skyway Park.Also published on:
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John Elway is Doing Tim Tebow No Favors: Fan OpinionThis is really getting tiresome. One minute, Tim Tebow is parting the Red Sea, and the next minute, his boss, John Elway, is begrudgingly naming him the starter going into the 2012 season. Didn't we just go through this a month or two ago?Also published on:
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Former Aggie QB Jerrod Johnson Signs Futures Contract with Pittsburgh Steelers: Fan ReactionFormer Texas A&M quarterback Jerrod Johnson announced on Twitter on Jan. 13 that he has signed a futures contract with the Pittsburgh Steelers, giving him another opportunity in the NFL.Also published on:
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Lesser-Known Fantasy Baseball Closers to Watch for in 2012Why overpay for big-name closers in fantasy baseball when you can grab some of these guys on the cheap and still compete in saves?Also published on:
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Chicago Rush Roster Has Much Different Look: Fan TakeThe Chicago Rush are approaching the 2012 Arena Football League season with a roster that is going to look very different from the one that took them to the National Conference Championship game in 2011.Also published on:
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San Jose SaberCats Add NFL Talent to RosterThe Arena Football League's San Jose SaberCats announced on Jan. 12 that they have been assigned a player with NFL experience, defensive back Brandon Anderson, for the 2012 season.Also published on:
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How to Get to the Super Bowl XLVI Festivities in Indianapolis: Local Fan TakeI want to participate in Super Bowl XLVI festivities in downtown Indianapolis, but since I live in a rural area just outside of Indy, I hate driving to and from the city. For those like me who are unfamiliar with downtown Indy, here's how to get around.Also published on:
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Jay Gruden Stays in Cincinnati, Gets a Raise: Fan ReactionCincinnati Bengals offensive coordinator Jay Gruden has opted not to interview for head coaching positions with the Jacksonville Jaguars or the St. Louis Rams, and for his loyalty, the Bengals have rewarded Gruden with a contract extension.Also published on:
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Chicago Rush to Hold Open TryoutThe Chicago Rush of the Arena Football League are holding an open tryout for all positions, including kickers, on Feb. 6 at the team's practice facility in Palatine, Ill., from 7:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Central Time.Also published on:
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Raiders' Mark Davis Trots Out the Old, Tired Los Angeles Threat: Fan OpinionOakland Raiders owner Mark Davis wants a new stadium, and he wants it now! Otherwise, he's going to take his team and go home to Los Angeles, he says. Gosh, where have I heard this threat before? Nearly every time a team wants a new stadium.Also published on:
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How Ryan Tannehill's Foot Injury Could Affect His Draft Value: Fan TakeTexas A&M quarterback Ryan Tannehill appears to have a significant foot injury--reported by one source as a broken foot--that will keep him out of the Jan. 28 Senior Bowl and may affect his perceived value in the 2012 NFL Draft.Also published on:
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New Indianapolis Colts GM Has Arena Football League Ties: Fan TakeThe Indianapolis Colts announced on Jan. 11 that former Philadelphia Eagles director of player personnel, Ryan Grigson, has been hired as the team's new general manager. As it turns out, Grigson has experience in the Arena Football League.Also published on:
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Indianapolis Colts' 2012 Opponents: Fan ReactionLost amid the current hubbub in Indianapolis was the Jan. 1 announcement of the Colts' 2012 opponents.Also published on:
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Jim Caldwell's Genius: Colts Just Need to Get Better: Fan TakeIndianapolis Colts head coach Jim Caldwell knows exactly how to turn the team around for 2012. The Colts just need to get better.Also published on:
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Chicago Rush Continue Sending Players to the NFLThe Chicago Rush of the Arena Football League announced on Jan. 10 that yet another one of their players has made the jump to the NFL: fullback Rashawn Jackson, who has signed with the Oakland Raiders.Also published on:
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Alabama Wants BCS Title; LSU Doesn't: Fan ReactionThe BCS Championship game was about as anticlimactic as you can get. I expected Alabama to win this SEC West rematch, but what I didn't expect was for LSU to go belly up from the time of the team introductions.Also published on:
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Jay Gruden is Succeeding at All Levels of Professional Football: Fan TakeRumors have been swirling about current Cincinnati Bengals offensive coordinator Jay Gruden potentially ending up as the next Jacksonville Jaguars head coach. It makes sense for an NFL team to give him a shot. He's a proven winner.Also published on:
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Flawed Format: NFL Playoff Seedings UnfairBecause of the NFL's current playoff seeding structure, the 12-4 Pittsburgh Steelers had to travel to Colorado to take on the 8-8 Denver Broncos. That just doesn't seem right.Also published on:
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NFL's Overtime Rules Need an Overhaul: Fan ReactionThe NFL does a lot of things well, but the post-season overtime rules are not one of them. There is a better way to break a tie in extra periods.Also published on:
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Tebow Surprises Steelers with His Arm: Fan ReactionI certainly did not expect the Denver Broncos to beat the Pittsburgh Steelers on Jan. 8 in the NFL playoffs, and most everyone outside of the State of Colorado felt similarly. What was even more surprising was how the Broncos did it: on Tim Tebow's arm.Also published on:
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Seahawks DT Cortez Kennedy is a Hall of Fame Finalist: Fan ReactionThe Pro Football Hall of Fame announced on Jan. 7 that former Seattle Seahawks defensive tackle Cortez Kennedy is among the 17 finalists for enshrinement and could become just the second Seahawk to ever be honored as a Hall of Famer.Also published on:
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Tim Tebow Doesn't Deserve the Treatment He Gets: Fan OpinionDenver Broncos quarterback Tim Tebow is apparently at risk of getting yanked from the AFC Wildcard game against the Pittsburgh Steelers and, possibly, losing his job altogether. Does this seem completely irrational to anyone else but me?Also published on:
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And the Best Conference Is...: Fan TakeDoes an NCAA conference's bowl record mean anything in determining the best conference in the nation? Thankfully, the BCS system is here to clear this all up.Also published on:
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Darryl Stonum Receives 10 Days in Jail for Probation Violation: Fan ReactionMichigan wide receiver Darryl Stonum was found in violation of his probation on Jan. 6 and sentenced by 15th District Court Judge Charles Pope to 10 days in jail as a result.Also published on:
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Texas A&M Quarterbacks Find Little Success in NFL: Alum TakeTexas A&M quarterback Ryan Tannehill is likely to be drafted by an NFL team in 2012, providing him with an opportunity to accomplish something that no other Aggie quarterback has done: have a successful career in the NFL.Also published on:
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Michigan WR Darryl Stonum's Probation Violation Likely Won't Amount to Anything: Fan ReactionMuch ado is being made over Michigan wide receiver Darryl Stonum's probation violation when in reality, nothing is likely to come of it.Also published on:
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Fantasy Baseball 101: Strategy for Drafting Pitchers: Fan GuideFantasy baseball beginners can get overwhelmed with the sheer number of players available to draft. Let's focus on a strategy for drafting pitchers.Also published on:
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West Virginia Makes Orange Juice Out of Clemson: Fan ReactionThe Orange Bowl started out like another thrilling BCS bowl game until West Virginia delivered the knock-out blow in the second quarter and, unfortunately, displayed some questionable sportsmanship at the end.Also published on:
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Fantasy Baseball 101: Roto Versus Head-to-Head Leagues: Fan GuideAs fantasy baseball season approaches, team managers who are new to the game may have some trouble deciding between the two most common styles of play: rotisserie or head-to-head. Here are some pros and cons of each format.Also published on:
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If Alabama Beats LSU, Should Oklahoma State Be No. 1?If LSU beats Alabama in the BCS Championship Game on Jan. 9, there is no doubt that the undefeated Tigers are national champions. But what if the Crimson Tide wins? Should Alabama or Oklahoma State be national champions?Also published on:
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Michigan Quarterback Denard Robinson Needs to Stay in School: Fan OpinionFollowing a 10-2 regular season, junior Michigan quarterback Denard Robinson pondered jumping to the NFL. One thing became readily apparent in the Wolverines' Sugar Bowl win, however: Robinson needs to stay in school.Also published on:
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Where Michigan Fans Can Secure Sugar Bowl Championship Gear: Fan TakeFellow Michigan fans, did you stay up late to watch the Wolverines win the Sugar Bowl? Are you now on the hunt for some Sugar Bowl championship gear? Here are five places to look.Also published on:
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Michigan Survives Sugar Bowl, Caps Sweet Season with Victory: Fan ReactionIt wasn't pretty, but it sure was sweet. Michigan escaped Virginia Tech in the Sugar Bowl on Jan. 3 by a 23-20 score in overtime, capping an incredible first season for Wolverines head coach Brady Hoke and for the rest of the maize and blue.Also published on:
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Andrew Luck Shines in Fiesta Bowl Loss: Indianapolis Colts Fan TakeI tuned in to the Fiesta Bowl on Jan. 2 to watch Stanford and Oklahoma State battle it out primarily because I wanted to see Cardinal quarterback Andrew Luck in action against some legitimate competition. He did not disappoint.Also published on:
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Questionable Coaching Decisions Doom Wisconsin in Rose Bowl: Fan TakeOregon and Wisconsin engaged in a shoot-out in the Rose Bowl on Jan. 2, resulting in a 45-38 victory for the Ducks. The game may have turned out differently, however, had Wisconsin not made two crucial coaching errors in the second half.Also published on:
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Polian Firings in Indianapolis Should Have Surprised No One: Fan OpinionOn Jan. 2, Indianapolis Colts owner Jim Irsay fired team vice chairman Bill Polian, along with his son and the team's general manager, Chris Polian, in a move that seems to have caught many by surprise. This is a move that should have surprised no one.Also published on:
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Case Keenum and Houston Cougars Don't Erase Doubts with Blowout Bowl Win: Fan TakeIf I told you that Houston quarterback Case Keenum had 380 passing yards and 3 touchdowns against Penn State and their No. 4 pass defense in the TicketCity Bowl at halftime, would you be impressed? I'm not sure that I am.Also published on:
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Five Non-Playoff NFL Teams to Watch in 2012: Fan OpinionThe 2011 NFL regular season is over for 20 teams in the league, but while those franchises are done for the year, five in particular will be interesting to watch in 2012.Also published on:
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Texas A&M Powers Through Second Half to Win Texas Bowl: Alum ReactionTexas A&M played its final game as a member of the Big 12 on Dec. 31 and finished its tumultuous 2011 season on a high note, defeating Northwestern in the Texas Bowl, 33-22.Also published on:
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Enjoyed the Alamo Bowl? Then You'll Love Arena Football: Fan TakeDid you enjoy the offensive shootout between Baylor and Washington in the Alamo Bowl? Then you'll love the Arena Football League.Also published on:
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Doug Baldwin's Pending Feat a Source of Hope for the 2012 Seahawks: Fan TakeNot many people will see it happen, but Seattle Seahawks wide receiver Doug Baldwin is set to make NFL history on Jan. 1, and that gives Seattle hope for 2012.Also published on:
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Ten Best Arena Football League Logos: Fan OpinionThe Silver Anniversary 25th season of the Arena Football League is approaching, and the Tampa Bay Storm and San Antonio Talons have both updated their team logos. In recognition, let's take a stroll down memory lane and look at the 10 best team logos.Also published on:
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Ten Worst Arena Football League Team Logos: Fan OpinionA stroll down memory lane, looking at the ten worst team logos in Arena Football League history.Also published on:
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Oakland A's Continue to Demoralize Fans: Fan ReactionThe Oakland Athletics closed out the 2011 showing some signs of progress and hope for 2012. That hope is already lost, though, as the A's franchise burns to the ground.Also published on:
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Notre Dame Has Impressive 2012 Football Schedule: Non-fan TakeI don't like Notre Dame. At all. Not even a little bit. But I do have to respect the Irish for what they have put together as their 2012 football schedule.Also published on:
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Michigan Seeks One Final Turn-Around in Sugar Bowl: Fan TakeThe 2011 Michigan football season has been an unexpected success under new head coach Brady Hoke, bringing the Wolverines out of the Dark Ages much more quickly than could have been expected. Michigan now seeks one final turn-around: a bowl win.Also published on:
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The Big 24 Pac in 2017? I like It: Fan OpinionOn Dec. 28, the Big Ten and the Pac-12 announced tentative plans to set up a regular inter-conference competition in all sports, including football, beginning in 2017. I like the idea.Also published on:
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Texas A&M Series Records Against SEC Teams: Alum ResearchCan you name the two Southeastern Conference teams that Texas A&M has never played against in football? Do you know the Aggies' all-time record against every SEC team? Here's what I found.Also published on:
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Texas A&M, SEC Learns 2012 Conference Schedule: Fan ReactionThe Southeastern Conference released its 2012 conference schedule on Dec. 28, giving Texas A&M its first glimpse at what's on tap for its inaugural season as a member of the SEC. As expected, several formidable challenges await the Aggies.Also published on:
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Five NFL Games to Watch in Week 17: Fan ViewAs we enter the final week of the NFL's regular season, there are a lot of meaningless--or at best, near-meaningless--games to be played. So why tune in at all? Because these five games hold a lot of meaning.Also published on:
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Atlanta Falcons Grabbing at Straws by Criticizing Drew Brees and Saints: Fan OpinionThose who grumble about how Drew Brees and the New Orleans Saints broke Dan Marino's NFL single-season passing yardage record--including the Atlanta Falcons--are simply sore losers.Also published on:
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Five Super Bowl XLVI Activities in Indianapolis: Local Fan TakeGot a ticket to Super Bowl XLVI? Yeah, neither do I. But that doesn't mean we can't be a part of the big event in Indianapolis. Here are five Super Bowl XLVI activities to enjoy in Indianapolis, even if you don't have a ticket to the game.Also published on:
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How Badly the Indianapolis Colts Screwed Up by Winning: Fan TakeEverything was going along just fine for the Indianapolis Colts in their quest to Suck for Luck until they went and won two games in four days. How badly have they screwed up?Also published on:
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Assessing the Seattle Seahawks' Playoff Chances: Fan ViewThe Seattle Seahawks, left for dead a month and a half ago, have gone on an improbable 5-1 run over the past six weeks and are still alive for the NFL playoffs. How likely is it, though, that we'll see the Seahawks in the post-season again?Also published on:
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The Agony of Narrowly Missing the Seattle Seahawks: Fan StoryLiving in central Indiana, I hardly ever get to see my beloved Seattle Seahawks play, but in Week 15, I could have watched them play at Soldier Field, as long as I was willing to sacrifice my marriage.Also published on:
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The Grief and Pain of the Best Laid Plans in Fantasy Football: Fan TakeThe best laid plans of mice and men often go awry, just like they did for my fantasy football team in Week 15. Share in my pain.Also published on:
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Dolphins, Chiefs Make Puzzling Moves to Fire Head Coaches in Week 15: Fan OpinionThe Miami Dolphins and the Kansas City Chiefs dismissed their head coaches--Tony Sparano and Todd Haley, respectively--on Dec. 12 with just three games left in the season, creating a puzzling question: Why now?Also published on:
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Dallas Cowboys Collapse in Spectacular Fashion Against New York Giants: Fan TakeSunday night provided an amazing game between the New York Giants and the Dallas Cowboys that featured multiple lead changes, a heart-stopping finish, and a huge collapse by the Cowboys as the Giants prevailed, 37-34.Also published on:
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10 Random Thoughts About NFL's Week 14: Fan ViewAs I wrap up a full day of watching the NFL in Week 14, I have some observations and random thoughts rolling around in my head that I thought I'd share.Also published on:
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Orlovsky, Colts Don't Enjoy Return to Northeast: Fan ReactionDan Orlovsky and the Indianapolis Colts gave their fans a glimmer of hope last week against the New England Patriots, but after returning to same general area of the country to face the Baltimore Ravens, things didn't go so well.Also published on:
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Fantasy Football Week 14 Injury UpdatesFantasy football playoffs are upon us, so it's crucial for managers to get the most out of their lineups in Week 14. Checking the injury status of players is a must. Let's take a look at how everyone is feeling this week.Also published on:
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Kevin Sumlin Returns to Texas A&M: Alum OpinionTexas A&M announced on Dec. 10 that former Houston head coach Kevin Sumlin is returning to Aggieland. He's the new head coach of the football team, leading them into SEC play in 2012. I can't say that I'm terribly excited about this move.Also published on:
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Five Team Defenses for Fantasy Football's Week 13Fantasy football managers who stream team defenses or who are looking for a boost in performance from their normal team defense are likely scouring the waiver wires for adds in Week 13. Here are five defenses to consider.Also published on:
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Five Wide Receivers for Fantasy Football's Week 13Fantasy football owners looking to add depth at wide receiver for the playoff run have some options to consider that may be available on their waiver wires for Week 13. Here are five suggestions to mull over.Also published on:
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Five Running Backs for Fantasy Football's Week 13Looking for some running back help on your fantasy football team as we approach the fantasy playoffs? Here are five suggestions for you to consider.Also published on:
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Five Quarterbacks for Fantasy Football Week 13The fantasy football regular season is quickly winding down, and the fantasy playoffs are on the horizon. Some minor adjustments may need to be made to rosters in terms of backup quarterbacks, so if you're in need, here are five suggestions.Also published on:
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Musings of a Thankful Sports FanBefore I head out to spend time with family and friends, stuffing myself full of turkey, stuffing, and cranberries for four straight days, I want to pause and take a moment to express what I'm thankful for in my world of sports.Also published on:
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Thankful Not to Be a Philadelphia Sports Fan: Fan TakeMy family has this tradition of sitting around the Thanksgiving dinner table and sharing what we're thankful for before we carve into the turkey. I'm thankful that I'm not a Philadelphia sports fan.Also published on:
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Five Potential Landing Spots for Kyle Orton: Fan TakeESPN's Adam Schefter is reporting that the Denver Broncos have ushered in Tebow Time, waiving quarterback Kyle Orton and apparently indicating that they're ready to roll with Tim Tebow as their starter. So where will Orton land?Also published on:
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Five Team Defenses for Fantasy Football's Week 12Whether you're a fantasy football manager who likes to stream defenses or your team defense has left a sour taste in your mouth this season, here are five defensive units worth considering in the NFL's upcoming Week 12.Also published on:
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Five Tight Ends for Fantasy Football's Week 12Every little tweak to fantasy football lineups can help as we make a push down the final stretch toward the fantasy playoffs. With that in mind, consider these five suggestions for tight ends for Week 12.Also published on:
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Five Wide Receivers for Fantasy Football's Week 12Fantasy football managers suffered through Week 11 injuries to Greg Jennings, Darrius Heyward-Bey, and Donald Jones, leaving a need for fresh wide receivers all around fantasy leagues. Here are five suggestions for Week 12.Also published on:
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Five Quarterbacks for Fantasy Football's Week 12Fantasy football managers, do you have the Jay Cutler, Michael Vick, Matt Schaub, or Matt Hasselbeck injury blues? Here are five quarterbacks to consider for Week 12 in the NFL.Also published on:
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Who Can Stop the Green Bay Packers? Fan TakeThe Green Bay Packers seem indestructible. They haven't lost a single game during the calendar year of 2011, they're the highest-scoring team in the league, and Aaron Rodgers is in a zone all to himself this season. Can anyone beat them?Also published on:
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All-SEC National Championship Game? Don't Count Your Chickens Just Yet: Fan TakeIt was a rough weekend for the BCS Top Ten. After Oklahoma State, Oklahoma, Oregon, and Clemson all went down in flames, it looks like an all-SEC showdown for the national championship is on tap. It's a little early to be counting chickens, though.Also published on:
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The Art of the Fantasy Football Trade: Fan TakeOne important key to success when managing a fantasy football team is mastering the art of the trade. Stuff happens during the course of the season that often necessitates trades, so how does a fantasy football owner approach this process?Also published on:
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Michigan Earns Convincing Victory Over Nebraska: Fan TakeDon't look now, but Michigan may be finally headed out of the Dark Ages. If their Nov. 19 win over Nebraska is any indication, the Wolverines may also finally have a chance to end the drought against Ohio State in next week's Big Game.Also published on:
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Much Ado About Nothing; Lee Corso Drops F-Bomb on Live TV: Fan OpinionLee Corso's excited utterance has become the F-Bomb Heard 'Round the World because we're making much ado about nothing. Let's just drop it and move on.Also published on:
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The Fantasy Football Wasteland of Thursday Night Football: Fan TakeThe Nov. 17 game between the New York Jets and the Denver Broncos featured an exciting ending, but for fantasy football managers, it failed to produce much happiness.Also published on:
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Tim Tebow Gets by with a Little Help from His Friends: Fan TakeDenver Broncos quarterback Tim Tebow has a knack for magical finishes, but on at least three occasions during the game-winning drive against the New York Jets, Tebow clearly got by with a little help from his friends.Also published on:
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Three Lessons Learned from Lots of Losing: Fan WisdomI am what you'd call a loser. In the sports world, I have been surrounded by losing for the majority of my life. What I've learned, though, over the years is that there are lessons to be learned from losing. Here are three of them.Also published on:
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Adam "Pacman" Jones' Avoidance of Jail Time was the Right Outcome: Fan OpinionCincinnati Bengals defensive back Adam Jones will avoid jail time in Nevada on a probation violation for his July arrest outside of a Cincinnati bar, instead performing an additional 75 hours of community service. It was the correct resolution.Also published on:
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San Antonio Talons Sign Mark Weivoda: a Chicago Rush Fan's LamentMark Weivoda's move from the Chicago Rush to the San Antonio Talons broke my heart and represents one of the biggest perils of being an arena football fan.Also published on:
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Five Team Defenses for Fantasy Football's Week 11Week 11 in the fantasy football world brings the last set of NFL bye weeks, robbing team managers of some decent defenses, as well as one delicious opponent. If you need a boost on the defensive side of the ball, here are five teams to consider.Also published on:
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Five Tight Ends for Fantasy Football's Week 11Fantasy football managers have to negotiate the final round of bye weeks in the NFL in Week 11, so the search may be on for some viable fill-in tight end candidates. Let's see who may be available on your league's waiver wire.Also published on:
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Five Running Backs for Fantasy Football's Week 11Week 10 in the NFL brought all kinds of carnage to running backs, and with the last round of byes coming up in Week 11, fantasy football managers likely have a need for fresh backs on the waiver wire. Let's see who's out there.Also published on:
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Five Quarterbacks for Fantasy Football's Week 11Fantasy football managers have a lot to think about this week. The last set of bye weeks occur during Week 11, plus there have been a number of injuries around the league, rendering some big-name players useless. Let's take a look at some QB options.Also published on:
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Houston, You Have a Problem, but Not an Insurmountable One: Fan TakeThe Houston Texans went from being the best team in the entire AFC to an enormous question mark in about two hours' time on Nov. 14 when QB Matt Schaub was lost for the season with a Lisfranc injury. Now the door is open for the Tennessee Titans.Also published on:
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Fantasy Football Loses Matt Schaub and Matt Cassel to InjuryFantasy football managers who own Matt Schaub and Matt Cassel better start looking for replacements. Schaub has a "significant" foot injury and will miss several weeks, while Cassel is likely done for the year with a hand injur.Also published on:
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Fantasy Football's Week 10 Studs and Thuds: Receivers, Tight Ends, DefensesWith the exception of the Monday night game between the Green Bay Packers and the Minnesota Vikings, Week 10 of the fantasy football season is a thing of the past. Which wide receivers, tight ends, and team defenses thrilled and chilled us?Also published on:
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Fantasy Football's Week 10 Studs and Thuds: Quarterbacks and Running BacksWeek 10 of the fantasy football season is nearly in the books, with the exception of the "Monday Night Football" contest between the Green Bay Packers and the Minnesota Vikings. Let's take a look at the week's fantasy QB and RB studs and thuds.Also published on:
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Ten Christmas Gifts for Dad, the NFL FanI happen to be a father of two, as well as an ardent NFL fan. As Christmas approaches, my daughters will inevitably ask me for some gift ideas. Well, kids, here's ten of them.Also published on:
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Five of the Ugliest College Football Uniforms: Fan OpinionI watched a lot of college football in Week 11, and not everything I witnessed was pretty. In fact, five teams' uniforms were especially ugly.Also published on:
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Welcome to Indianapolis, Andrew Luck: Fan TakeAndrew Luck, allow me to be the first to welcome you to my neck of the woods: Indianapolis, Ind. We have an amateur football team here in our city called the Indianapolis Colts. They will be your next employer.Also published on:
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One Big Fantasy Football Headache: Fan LamentRemember that song by Cher, "If I Could Turn Back Time"? I really wish I could turn back time and reset my fantasy football lineup for Week 10 because I may be in for one painful loss.Also published on:
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Ten Christmas Gifts for the Ultimate Sports FanIt's about time to start thinking about Christmas shopping, and for those of you who, like my wife, have to shop for a crazed sports fan, you may be looking for some gift ideas. Here are ten ideas for gifts that your ultimate sports fan would love.Also published on: