Sports Culture is American Culture, and It’s Worth Studying
Sports are one of the largest unspoken cultural phenomena in American history. Whether you’re in elementary school, college, or beyond, sports have notably
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The Tale of Two Knees
Just days after George Floyd was tragically killed by a Minneapolis police officer, nationwide protests and unrest has flooded streets, cities, and even
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Competitive Sports Gaming Lags Behind in ESports World
On average, American men and women between 18 and 25 years old spend more time watching esports and online gaming content than traditional
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Have No Fear, Sunflower Industry Won’t Wither Without MLB Customers
Dill pickle. Cracked pepper. Chilé lime. Ranch. Taco Supreme. These are just a few of the many flavors offered by sunflower seed companies
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In the Decision to Reopen Sports, Who Calls the Shots?
More than two thirds of states will be relaxing pandemic regulations this week, and discussions abound in every major American institution over the
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Fifty Years Later, Still No Time to Celebrate
With the coronavirus pandemic putting live sports on the backburner, the last few months have been filled with “On this day in sports
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Big West Welcomes New Commissioner Dan Butterly
The Big West Conference, UC San Diego’s new athletic home beginning in July, welcomed new commissioner Dan Butterly in an introductory press conference
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Why it is so hard to evaluate Quarterback Prospects
One of, if not the most, vital positions in all of sports is quarterback, but finding the right one has proven to be
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The NCAA Has Finally Begun to Change, But is it Too Late?
The National Collegiate Athletics Association might be the most sprawling administrative body in all of American sports, serving as an umbrella for 460,000
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Unpacking the Highs and Lows of the 2020 NFL Draft
The 2020 NFL Draft took place last week from April 23 to April 25. For the 32 teams, it was a chance to
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