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  • Top Ten Wide Receivers in the NFL  By : Clarke Baldwin
    Here is my list of the Top Ten Wide Receivers in the NFL for 2008.
  • How to Make Football Helmets Safer  By : Dick Moss
    A description of football helmet hardware and features that will improve the likelihood of efficient facemask removal.
  • Fantasy Football Draft Tips To Dominate Your League  By : Joseph Carducci
    Here are 7 tips that will hep you improve the effectiveness of your fantasy football drafts. Use these to dominate your league!
  • College Football vs NFL  By : Clarke Baldwin
    An overview of college football and the NFL and the differences between them.
  • Tim Tebow Will Win Another Heisman  By : Clarke Baldwin
    This is about Tim Tebow's chances to win the Heisman as compared to other players.
  • Top Ten NFL Head Coaches  By : Clarke Baldwin
    Here is my list of the ten most crafty, genius, and fiery, head coaches. Oh yeah and winning helps their rank too.
  • Big Fall For Wisconsin Badgers Football  By : Clarke Baldwin
    The Wisconsin Badgers were ranked number eight in the fourth week of this year's college football season. Now they are 1-5 in conference and at the bottom of the Big Ten teams.
  • Is Harry Redknapp Right for the Spurs Job?  By : Musa Aykac
    Tottenham have lately been changing managers a lot. But this season saw the worst start the club has seen for a very long time.
  • Lingerie Football League Gaining Exposure for 2009 Season  By : Anthony Wayne
    The Lingerie Bowl has been a regular part of counter-programming during the Super Bowl since 2004. Now, with interest at an all-time high, the Lingerie Football League debuts in 2009.
  • Ten Worst Teams in the NFL  By : Clarke Baldwin
    Through the midway point of the 2008 NFL season, this is the list of the worst teams in the NFL. They are categorized from least worst to the worst.
  • Top Ten Teams in the NFL  By : Clarke Baldwin
    Here is my description of the top ten teams in the NFL. This season looks to be a roller coaster and a lot of teams will have trouble staying on top of this list. This was written after week seven so things may change from now to later in the season.
  • Top Ten Offenses in the NFL  By : Clarke Baldwin
    Here is my description of the top ten offenses in the NFL. This list is based on offensive statistics. This was written after week seven so things may change from now to later in the season.
  • Texas Longhorns Gore Missouri Tigers  By : Clarke Baldwin
    Anyone that had any doubts about the Texas Longhorns being at number one can now forget them. Texas showed that they were tenacious and not letting go of their position on top of the ranking charts. The last time Texas wowed me like this was when Vince Young won the National Championship...
  • What's The Deal With The Cowboys  By : Clarke Baldwin
    These guys are always in the news. It's almost like they're starving for attention. Pac Man Jones just got suspended for four games for getting in a fight with his bodyguard at a hotel party. Jerry Jones knew the risks when he hired him on and now they are coming back like angry bee.
  • Top Ten Coaches in College Football  By : Clarke Baldwin
    Mark Mangino of Kansas belongs here for keeping his team with a winning record the past two years in a very tough Big 12 conference. They also won their bowl game against Virginia Tech last year. They currently have a 5-1 record and look to do well again this year.
  • Football Pads: More Is More  By : Victor Epand
    An overview of the most prevalent kinds of padding used in American football and how each helps players avoid bodily injury.
  • 2008 Red River Shootout Game  By : Clarke Baldwin
    Its hard to say with the cheapest tickets going for almost $200 that those people got their money's worth. They did get it, if you can put a price on awe-inspiring football. Some people are calling this #1 OU vs #5 Texas the greatest game they have ever seen.
  • Top Ten Defenses in the NFL  By : Clarke Baldwin
    10. Arizona Cardinals: They have some of the sickest safeties in the league. We're talking Adrian Wilson and Antrel Rolle. The corners are not bad either. I mean they got Rodgers Cromartie as well as other consistent players. They would be higher on this list but their run defense is suspect. I haven't heard of any of their linebackers or defensive lineman. And I'm sure you haven't either...
  • Dallas Cowboys Tame the Bengals  By : Clarke Baldwin
    Cowboys pull out a close victory over the Bengals.
  • Oregon State Surprises USC Trojans  By : Clarke Baldwin
    About college football game with Oregon State upsetting USC Trojans in 2008.
  • Distinctions Earned by the ND Football Team  By : Warren Wong
    The ND football team, from the University of Notre Dame in Illinois, has the nickname of the ighting Irish? Since its inauspicious beginnings in November of 1887, this team has risen to be one of the most challenging teams in US college football.
  • Chris Watt ,ND Prospect for Offensive Guard  By : Warren Wong
    Chris Watt has recently committed to the Fighting Irish for the 2009 football season. He is still attending high school at Glenbard West and is a four star offensive guard. At 6 foot, three inches and weighing 280 pounds he admits that it is still necessary to work out on a frequent basis.
  • The Best Professional Football Sites And Forums On The Internet  By : Kristi Ambrose
    ! Football is one of those sports that seem to always bring people together. It doesn't matter if it's an exhibition game, or the Super Bowl, football is always a great way to get your friends and family together even if it's just for a few nights a month!
  • A Guide To The NFL For Soccer Fans  By : Dominic Donaldson
    If you do not know your fumble from your field goal then this is the ultimate guide to the NFL for rookies focusing on history and the basic laws of the game.
  • The History of Deion Sanders  By : Kevin Bailey
    Starting from day one, you'll find out how Deion Sanders came to be in his professional career in football as well as how it all ended.
  • Benefits of using Notre Dame Football Forums  By : Warren Wong
    You can learn a lot about football and the team by reading the postings on Notre Dame football forums. If you are a fan of the team, you should join one of the forums so that you can post your own thoughts of the games and the players and have discussions with other fans.
  • Buying NFL Jerseys. What Do You Need To Know First?  By : Peter Clark
    So you want to buy an NFL jersey. Did you know that there are a number of different types of NFL jerseys that you can buy?
  • England 'Til We Die: The Future Of English Football Management  By : Samantha Gilmartin
    First we had the "Iceman" that was Sven, then the nonentity that was McClaren now we've got an Italian who might not be here after 2010. Can we as true England supporters be blamed for feeling pretty low this summer? I don't think so. This article will look at the recent past of the English game and see if there's really any chance of football coming home!
  • College Football Enters the Fantasy World  By : Anthony Wayne
    Fantasy college football is the newest kids on the block as CBS Sports debuts its new college fantasy football game.
  • Attention All Pittsburgh Steelers Sports Fans!  By : Kristi Ambrose
    The Steelers have many championships under their belts. With 6 League Championships, 5 Super Bowl Championships and 18 Division Championships, what's not to love?!?
  • Manchester United Season Preview 2008/09  By : Martin Davies
    Can the the famous old club repeat last seasons success on the pitch?
  • LSU Tigers 2008 College Football Team Preview  By : Dwayne Bryant
    The LSU Tigers come into the 2008 season as the defending National Champions. They lost overtime thrillers to Kentucky and Arkansas, but went on to beat Tennessee for the SEC title. That win and a little bit of luck landed LSU in the BCS title game, where they rolled over Ohio State, 38-24. So what does this season look like for the Tigers?
  • Ohio State Buckeyes 2008 College Football Team Preview  By : Dwayne Bryant
    Ohio State's last two seasons ended in heartbreak with losses in the national title game. Two years ago, Florida routed the Buckeyes, 41-14. Last season, it was another SEC foe, LSU, who stomped Ohio State, 38-24. How will the Buckeyes fare in 2008?
  • USC Trojans 2008 College Football Team Preview  By : Dwayne Bryant
    USC finished the 2007 campaign with an 11-2 record capped off by a convincing 49-17 win over Illinois in the Rose Bowl. Two October losses (home against Stanford and at Oregon) ruined their bid for a perfect season and national championship. How will Southern Cal fare in 2008?
  • Auburn Tigers 2008 College Football Team Preview  By : Dwayne Bryant
    Auburn posted a 9-4 record last season, which was a bit of a disappointment considering they lost home games to South Florida and Mississippi State. The Tigers did manage to win in "The Swamp" at Florida, 20-17, and in the Chick-fil-A Bowl against Clemson, 23-20. The defense carried the offense all season. Changes have been made and the table is set for double-digit wins this season.
  • West Virginia 2008 College Football Team Preview  By : Dwayne Bryant
    The West Virginia Mountaineers capped off an 11-2 season with a 48-28 Sugar Bowl victory over Oklahoma. They ranked in the top ten nationally in several categories, including points per game (ninth), rushing yards per game (third), points allowed per game (eighth), total yards allowed per game (seventh) and turnover margin (ninth). Let's take a look at WVU's team for the upcoming season.
  • Watching Live Football Online  By : Konrad Braun
    This site in particular also offers a free 24 hour trial. The other thing this site offers besides American football, are things such as Scottish Premier League, French Ligue, Spanish La Liga, FA Cup, Uefa Championship League and a whole lot more.
  • Missouri Tigers 2008 College Football Team Preview  By : Dwayne Bryant
    A college football handicapping expert recaps last season and previews the upcoming season for the Missouri Tigers.
  • Georgia Bulldogs 2008 College Football Team Preview  By : Dwayne Bryant
    A college football handicapping expert recaps last season and previews the upcoming season for the Georgia Bulldogs.
  • Dallas Cowboys Jerseys and Memorabilia Shopping  By : Konrad Braun
    Just about anyone can find any of these items for sale online. But where is THE best places to look? Who has the best prices?
  • USC Trojans 2008 College Football Team Preview  By : Dwayne Bryant
    A sports handicapping expert previews the 2008 college football season for the USC Trojans.
  • Oklahoma Sooners 2008 College Football Team Preview  By : Dwayne Bryant
    A sports handicapping expert previews the 2008 college football season for the Oklahoma Sooners.
  • Florida Gators 2008 College Football Team Preview  By : Dwayne Bryant
    A sports handicapping expert previews the 2008 college football season for the Florida Gators.
  • Football Basics: Delivering the Ball  By : Jimmy Cox
    On the assumption that you use either the overhand, or thumb method of holding the ball, the thing to consider is the delivery. For a start, the arm and hand are cocked backwards over the shoulder, elbow relatively close to the body, hand well back to where it feels comfortable and natural. Then, fire the ball forward as fast as you can.
  • How To Become A Star Quarterback  By : Jimmy Cox
    Most successful teams are that way because of excellent leadership. They have quarterbacks who are smart, quick, and possess the ability to co-ordinate eleven players into a smooth-working team.
  • Understanding Your Opponent In Football  By : Jimmy Cox
    The most important thing a modern football player as an individual, and players as a team, should know are the men they are to play against each week. This article will help you to get in the game!
  • How to Pass in Football  By : Jimmy Cox
    If you want to be an All-Star halfback, study and practice the passing fundamentals. This is a must, of course, for any boy who has his eyes on the quarterback position.
  • How to Begin To Learn Football  By : Jimmy Cox
    More than any other sport, football seems most truly American. Some 350 years ago, the early settlers of our land had teams, goals, and a ball that they kicked around an open field.
  • Gripping the Ball in Football Explained  By : Jimmy Cox
    I shall discuss the art of gripping a football under three main headings: the overhand grip, the thumb grip and the palm grip. Grip and delivery are the mechanics of actually throwing the ball - of getting it up into the air.
  • 4 Keys To Selection Of The Quarterback  By : Jimmy Cox
    Looking for a leader on your team? The quarterback influences a team's performance greatly so to be successful, you need a well trained and athletic quarterback. The qualities listed will help you to decide the right quarterback to lead your team to victory.
  • Simple Ways to Get Your Gridiron Gang in Shape  By : Jimmy Cox
    The game of football demands that you respect your body. It is vital that you not only get all your muscles in proper condition, but that you keep them that way. A muscle that is in good condition will not be easily injured.
  • Football Basics: Learning Defense  By : Jimmy Cox
    In the early days of football, the rules were such that the team on defense was favored over the team with the ball. The game emphasized stout defenses. A great many contests were decided by a lone score.
  • Improve Your Punting Technique  By : Jimmy Cox
    Since every punter kicks somewhat differently from the next, he should take the stance that is most comfortable to him. Keep arms and hands flexed and in a relaxed position.
  • The Icons In Their Game  By : Jim Brown
    Sportsmen are highly admired for their talent and skills. These personalities create a certain impact on their fans and on society itself. They are looked up to as icons, as heroes and for some, as role models.
  • Successfully Training Your Quarterback  By : Jimmy Cox
    All football authorities agree that of all the factors that make for success in games, the proper selection of plays is by far the most important. Poor choosing of plays will nullify the finest of team work and will eventually break down the highest morale. On the other hand, even a mediocre eleven will rise to unsuspected heights when directed by a brilliant quarterback.
  • Playing Soccer  By : Jonathon Hardcastle
    Soccer is a game enjoyed the world over by both spectators and participants alike, as a faced paced, team sport which requires athleticism and skill in equal measure. If you're interested in participating in soccer, either in an organized or spontaneous manner, there are plenty of opportunities for getting involved.
  • Loving Football Comes Natural  By : Jim Brown
    Watching football games on television is a family tradition at times that is never broken. Many families love football so much that they reserve one day a week for the men in the family to get together and that day occurs on Sundays usually, especially during football season.
  • Briefly Examining The Football Controversy  By : Jonathon Hardcastle
    By far the most popular sport worldwide is football. Every year, millions of fans come together to experience the exciting moments offered by football players in venues around the globe. Being a team sport, football not only exercises the human body and mind.
  • Lowering the Risk of High School Football Injuries  By : Jonathon Hardcastle
    Football is a dangerous sport. Players endure bruising contact, long practices in hot weather and all sorts of unusual stresses and strains on their muscles, ligaments and tendons.
  • Differences Between Canadian and American Football  By : Jonathon Hardcastle
    American and Canadian football both descended from rugby and began in Canada as a game played between British soldiers garrisoned in Montreal. The soldiers played a series of games against students at McGill University.
  • Why the SF Forty Niners Miss Eddie Debartolo's Freewheelin' and Dealin'  By : Jack Deal
    For some of us, football is religion. When our team flops, we cry. But when our team is mismanaged, we take it personally.
  • The N F L Involvement In The Life Of A Child  By : Jim Brown
    Parents that have young boys at home never seem to mind if the National Football League becomes part of their life.
  • The Difficulties of Being A Quarterback  By : Jimmy Cox
    Throughout my long passing career, there has been at least one group of opponents for whom I have held the utmost respect. They are the defensive halfbacks, the quarterback's arch-enemies. Without good defensive halfbacks, no team can succeed.
  • N F L Football By The Numbers  By : Jim Brown
    Most National Football League players sign contracts and agree to play by the numbers because they are motivated by dollar signs. Some of these numbers are contract related and pertain to salaries and bonuses that are given for achieving various milestones during their football career.
  • Football Shirts Lead The Way  By : Alan Richardson
    Whether it be making long journeys to watch a match to standing up in bitter weather just to watch their football demigods live in action, true followers of football always believe in going the whole nine yards.
  • The Legacy Of The Detroit Lions  By : Ann Knapp
    Love 'em or hate 'em, the Detroit Lions are the city's only professional football franchise. The team currently resides just a luxury sedan or limo ride away at Ford Field, located in downtown Detroit. Here are some team historical highlights:
  • Direct TV NFL Sunday Ticket: Is the Sunday Ticket Worth It?  By : Harry J. Andersohn
    Direct TV NFL Sunday Ticket is one of the most popular sports packages on TV. But is it all it's cracked up to be? Don't order the Ticket without reading my story. You'll be glad you did.
  • NFL Merchandise Tips For Women  By : Scott White
    I am a woman who enjoys her fair share of sports. Football is one of my favorite games to watch, and I am always excited when the fall season rolls around and Sunday turns into NFL day.
  • Betting The NFL: Opening Week (Sept. 6-10) Trends  By : Karol Lucan
    Sports betting, particularly football betting, has become more and more sophisticated over the past decade with players researching reams of statistical data in an effort to gain an edge with both Las Vegas and online sportsbooks. These so-called technical handicappers use trends, or prior team tendencies, to try to predict future results:
  • Reviewing N F L Action At Any Time  By : Jim Brown
    With the help of modern technologies, fans of the National Football League have the opportunity to review NFL action at any time of the year. The information that they see can be from current teams or those that were played many years ago. Some of the instant replays that are viewed during a game are because NFL game officials need to review them to see if a player erred in some way.
  • College Football Betting: Opening Week (Aug. 30-Sept. 3) Trends  By : Karol Lucan
    Sports betting, particularly football betting, has become significantly more sophisticated over the past decade with players mining years of research in an effort to gain an edge on Nevada and online sportsbooks. These so-called technical handicappers use trends, or prior team tendencies, to try to predict future results:
  • The History Of Quarterbacking Explained  By : Jimmy Cox
    Where did this important position originate, and how has it evolved to the way the game is played today? This historical piece gives some interesting information.
  • Selecting Tickets For N F L Football Games  By : Jim Brown
    Some people find it very easy to select tickets for any NFL football game held in their town. They have their favorite team that trains everyday in their hometown and they know the stadium layout by heart.
  • Refreshing N F L Moments  By : Jim Brown
    Some football fans begin refreshing NFL moments from the first NFL game that they go to.
  • How Will the Green Bay Packers do in 2007?  By : Keith Scott
    How will the Packers do in 2007? Will they continue thier rebuilding efforts that seemed to show improvement late last year?
  • Buying NFL Merchandise  By : Scott White
    The number one item in NFL merchandise is the team hat. Whether you are in a mall, or a grocery store, or the movies you are bound to see somebody wearing a hat with the symbol of their favorite NFL team.
  • Keeping Updated On All Happenings In The N F L  By : Jim Brown
    There are several ways that NFL football fans can keep updated about all of the things that affect the games, the players and the teams.
  • How Will the Indianapolis Colts do in 2007?  By : Keith Scott
    Will the Colts repeat as Super Bowl Champs? Not likely. Free Agency, distractions and a bad, bad defense will prevent the Colts from reaching the title game.
  • Dallas Cowboys Merchandise  By : Scott White
    Perhaps you already own enough clothing and you are looking for a different way to support the team. A team flag to hang on your front door is a great idea.
  • The Off-Season Moves and Draft Picks of the New England Patriots  By : Jason OConnor
    The New England Patriots made some great draft picks and other off-season moves recently. Read about why the Patriots are going to make another serious run for the Super Bowl this year.
  • Getting Geared up for the Gridiron  By : Joseph Kenny
    If you're planning to start your own fantasy football team you will need to make sure your team is properly outfitted. Official football equipment not only helps your team to look more professional but is also important to ensure your players' safety.
  • Youth Football Merchandise  By : Scott White
    Kids need to establish an identity that is unique and meaningful in terms of their own lives yet it still needs to be relevant to society and their own peer group.
  • A World Cup for a non American Football  By : Jonathon Hardcastle
    Which is the greatest team sports' event? For most US Americans the "Super Bowll" would be an easy answer. Others, mostly attracted by baseball, basketball, or hockey, would choose one of those sports' finals or all-star games.
  • The Ultimate Soccer Experience for Greeks  By : Jonathon Hardcastle
    During the 2004 summer, my home country, Greece had the privilege to be the protagonist in two extremely important and prestigious events in the nation's sports history; the EURO 2004 Soccer Championship and the 2004 Olympic Games.
  • Fantasy Football - Trouncing Your Buddies  By : Chris Campbell
    Fantasy football fans will be scouring all the usual suspects for football facts, predictions, myths, legends and lies during the preseason. Not just because football fans are info junkies, but because they plan on trouncing their coworkers, neighbors, and in-laws in the next season of fantasy football leagues.
  • American Football Gaining International Popularity  By : Jonathon Hardcastle
    In most parts of the world, if you say the word "football" people assume you are referring to soccer, the most popular and most widely followed sport in the world.
  • Different Types of Fantasy Football Leagues  By : Joseph Kenny
    Interest in fantasy football is growing by leaps and bounds. If you are interested in owning a fantasy football team, one of the most important decisions you will need to make will be in regards to the type of league you should join.
  • NFL 2006 Football Season  By : Scott White
    Attendance at NFL games has been at an all-time high and television broadcast agreements have been lucrative so these changes aren't solely for monetary gain for the league.
  • Throwing The Perfect Football Pass  By : Jonathon Hardcastle
    While football is considered one of America's greatest pastimes, few know the secrets of throwing the ball properly. A proper football pass is a perfect spiral delivered directly to the target.

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