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Football
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Football's Fickle Fans
When a team is hot, football tickets can skyrocket. But the time to catch your favorite team may be when they’re down, and the place to do it is the secondary market, the only place where free enterprise may dictate pricing below face value.
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New QBs Provide Many Questions for Major Programs
As we expect every year, several major college programs have gone into preparations for this season without a definite starter at quarterback. This year seems particularly intense, as both National Champion Texas and runner-up USC are searching for new starters.
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St. Louis Rams Preview 2006
The St. Louis Rams struggled last season going 6-10. They closed out the 2005 season by going 1-4 over their last five games. The lone win was against Dallas (20-10) in a meaningless game. This season the rams have a new coach—Scott Linehan. Are the problems gone as well? Linehan not only steps into the Rams coaching job for the first time, but as an NFL head coach too.
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NFL Fantasy Football Mock Draft Results
On Sunday afternoon at 5:00 pm EST, I participated in a mock draft for FantasyInsiderOnline. This was a 9 man league, and I had the fourth selection of the draft. My middle selection was kind of lousy, but I made the most of it. Below, you will see each pick that I made, and a reason why I took that player. For a complete overview of how the draft went...
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NFL Season Predictions Part 8: AFC West
As training camp has emerged creating a vast set of emotions of both hope for rookies and redundant routines for veterans, it is never to early to began the rampant speculations surrounding the issue of how the teams will look in the standings come season end. Through my knowledge of the sport and teams, as well as careful analysis of recent off-season acquisitions and losses, I have come up with a forecast of how I expect each team to finish in its respective division. To finish my 2006-2007 predictions I will finally post my guesses for the AFC West.
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2006-07 NFL Fantasy Quarterback Ratings
The NY Sports Headquarters will be offering a full-week feature of Fantasy Football rankings. We will be going over the top quarterbacks, running-backs, wide receivers, tight ends, kickers, and defenses, featuring a different section on each day of the week. We will also be including our “sleeper”, “busts” , “break-out”, and our “best overall value” picks for you in your fantasy draft. Today, we will be covering the quarterbacks for your 2006-07 NFL season.
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Fantasy Football Draft Advice: Drafting and Bye Weeks
During your fantasy football draft you must remember to account for player bye weeks. It is an obvious part of drafting your team but it can easily be forgotten. There are several reasons why drafting with bye weeks in mind can be the difference between winning and losing.
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NFL Season Predictions Part 6: AFC East
As training camp has emerged creating a vast set of emotions of both hope for rookies and redundant routines for veterans, it is never to early to began the rampant speculations surrounding the issue of how the teams will look in the standings come season end. Through my knowledge of the sport and teams, as well as careful analysis of recent off-season acquisitions and losses, I have come up with a forecast of how I expect each team to finish in its respective division. Continuing with the AFC, this update will focus on the possibly surprising AFC East.
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Yes, You Can Buy Cheap Super Bowl Tickets... With The Right Information
Unknown to most football fans, the NFL distributes a small allotment of Super Bowl tickets directly to the general public. Fans chosen through this random selection process have the opportunity to purchase two Super Bowl tickets for face value directly from the NFL. That means you could save thousands of dollars on tickets, and best of all, it's absolutely free to enter.
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Football Injuries
Injuries on the playing field are common. But for those like Bennie Joppru, who has not played a game in three seasons due to an injury, this season may be his last. When a player is considered ‘injury prone’, they run the risk of being cut from the team. Injuries will happen, but players are expected to make a full recovery and quickly. Many in the NFL wonder if this is fair.
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Factors Which Make For a Great NFL Game
Catching an NFL football game, whether on television or in person, is a great way to spend the day. There are certain key components however which make a particular football game even that much more eventful. When considering the following factors, one is sure to agree that these specific components make a game more exciting.
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Dallas Cowboys' Training Camp Report
Want a Dallas Cowboys' training camp report? This is just a small sample of what is available at my site: cowboys-fan.com. The best part is that it is all free!
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