New York just kind of sucks. There are a lot of good reasons to visit and live there short term, but it isn?t somewhere you?d want to stay. Too cramped,
Sure, there's less of a big market appeal in the NFL than the NBA (not that that's helped the Clippers/Nets/Knicks...meanwhile the Nuggets won the championship
I disagree I think most Americans understand that football is something that's only popular in the United States. Like another poster said most Americans
You may be right but both leagues needs fans outside of the US in order to complete their growth. They all look at the money the Premier League get for
Not to be disrespectful but Americans are really not concerned about how popular our sport is with the rest of the world.That's why we call it the NATIONAL
People everywhere will always support the hometown teams or teams that represent their country, there will always be fans regardless. Even if the scales
1st Kansas City is not a big market team. 2nd they just happen to have a very good HC and QB. It's not that KC is in the SB a lot lately, it's the fact
People have labeled Eric Gordon as “injury-prone”, and while this is a fairly well-deserved distinction, his entire injury history has not yet been comprehensively presented.
When making personnel decisions, it is essential to gather all of the facts before reaching a final
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Tiger TV (of LSU) asked some Hornets players who they think will win the Super Bowl, thought yall might enjoy it. The part between Ryan Anderson and Robin Lopez is classic.
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Yeah. The Lakers can get anyone they want because basketball players, while celebrities, aren't on the top tier with rappers and movie stars, they're
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