Sports Blog December Archive

NFL Pro Bowl Set To Change

By dustin michael at 12/31/08 13:27

Every year the NFL hosts an all-star game, the Pro Bowl, where the best in the league get together for some good ole fashioned football. The game has been held in Hawaii, a week after the Super Bowl, since 1979. Well not any more.

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College Athletic Scholarship - Free Insider Secrets Interview

Name of your website?

College Athletic Scholarship - Free Insider Secrets

Your name?

Lynn West

Your Location (city, etc)

Albuquerque

Please give us a short summary of your website?

We show high school athletes and their parents how to get a college athletic scholarship...step by step..for all sports.

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Avoiding beach volleyball injuries

Beach Volleyball is a tough game on the body. Not from impact obviously as it is a non contact sport, but the force and pressure exerted on your spine, knees and shoulder in particular are quite extreme, so it is very important to have good physical condition before you play.

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Titans clinch AFC - Home Field Advantage

Sunday was a big day for the playoff race. The Tennessee Titans hosted a home game to the Pittsburgh Steelers. The winner of the game would be declared the top seed in the AFC.

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Winning Cures All in Dallas

They say that winning has a cure for everything. That may have been the case with the Dallas Cowboys Sunday night. In between week 14 and week 15 the drama in Dallas made tensions run high. I don't know if it was the media taking things out of whack as usual or not, but it seemed like the entire Cowboys football team was against each other. Wide out Terrell Owens was reportedly saying he thought quarterback Tony Romo was making "secret plays" with Jason Witten, Dallas's tight end. Then the defense had their input, other receivers said some things, and it all just went south from there.

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boxing gloves Interview

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boxing gloves

Your name?

Sameer ahamed

Your Location (city, etc)

40/10 Razia sulatna rd. sialkot cantt.

Boxing Gloves

Boxing Gloves

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OleOle Interview

Name of your website?

OleOle

Your name?

Nina Grenningloh, PR & Marketing Manager OleOle

Your Location (city, etc)

Beverly Hills

Please give us a short summary of your website?

OleOle is the worldwide leading social media site for football fans. Fans around the world need a site that enables news and information that is independent of the traditional media, leagues, clubs or organizations who deliver their own content. OleOle’s multi-lingual site enables football fans to connect with each other in an environment that has 100% fan-driven content - blogs, fan clubs, articles, news, podcasts, photos, videos, stats, and history.

What inspired the founder to launch OleOle?

OleOle's founder Doug Knittle enlisted the help of David Mok to create an alternative news source for football fans after he couldn’t find the information he needed during the FIFA World Cup 2006 in Germany. Together they started OleOle to break the mold of old-world geographic limitations and centralized news reporting that tethers large media conglomerates to the 1950’s. Together, they set out to build an online experience for football fans where the fans drive the news and discussions, not some commentator in a suit or a glassy-eyed editor behind a big walnut desk.

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Morten Anderson Retires

NFL all-time top scorer Morten Anderson, announced Monday that he was retiring. The 48 year old kicker scored 2,544 points during his 25-year career. He was also the top scorer in history for two different NFL teams; the New Orleans Saints and the Atlanta Falcons. He was signed with the Atlanta Falcons for his last two seasons in the NFL and was unable to get a contract this year.

Read more: Morten Anderson Retires [click]