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    2022 NFL Redraft and Grades
    11 Aug 2026

    2022 NFL Redraft and Grades

    1. Travon Walker, Georgia Travon Walker was the first pick of the 2022 NFL Draft out of Georgia. He was a Defensive End that was expected to be a pass rusher with major strength and explosiveness who was quick of the line. He had a bit of a slow start with his rookie year but then expolded for 10.5

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    Missing Harvest: A Cornhusker Story (Part 4)
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    11 Aug 2026

    Missing Harvest: A Cornhusker Story (Part 4)

    How long does a College Football head coach have “immunity”? What I mean by immunity is the capability to coach without criticize of the fanbase. A better question could be: how long does a coach have to build a team before results need to be shown? For a team like Alabama, which can get 5-star recr

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    Why I believe Tottenham will win the Prem
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    11 Aug 2026

    Why I believe Tottenham will win the Prem

    Why Tottenham Hotspur Have a Genuine Chance to Win the Premier League in 2026/27: There is something strange about Tottenham Hotspur going into the 2026/27 Premier League season. On paper, Spurs should not be one of the favorites. They finished 17th last season. They spent much of the campaign fight

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    The Angels Are the Only Team to Have Never Lost 100 Games
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    @DarthPlagueisTheWisefanalyst
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    The Angels Are the Only Team to Have Never Lost 100 Games

    The Angels were founded all the way back in 1961 and have had some very bad teams over the years, but none of them have ever hit the century mark in losses. The same cannot be said about every other team in MLB. While some teams, like the Dodgers and Cardinals, haven’t lost 100 games in more than a century, with both last doing so in 1908, they did still hit that mark. The Rockies were the most recent team to lose that many for the first time, finally reaching 100 losses in 2023. Even though the Angels have always managed to win enough to keep this streak alive, it has not been easy. Just as recently as 2024, the biggest threat to the streak arose. They were able to just barely win 63 games, finishing with 99 losses. While that was a big scare, this year might be even closer. The Angels are downright terrible this year, and they are going to make this come right down to the wire. They are currently on pace to finish with over 100 losses. Even if they do end up breaking the streak this year, there are still 13 teams that were founded at the same time or after the Angels were that have already hit this dubious mark. We can only hope that the Halos can somehow avoid losing this distinction.

    Skubal to Dodgers
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    Skubal to Dodgers

    Per Jeff Passan: "The Los Angeles Dodgers are acquiring Tarik Skubal for outfielder Zyhir Hope (MLB's No. 25 overall prospect), right-hander River Ryan and right-hander Brady Smith, sources tell ESPN."

    Sibling Strength
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    Sibling Strength

    Today was a fantastic day for the Lombard family. George Lombard Jr. became the 3rd youngest Yankee to ever make his MLB debut at shortstop, only behind Bobby Murcer and Derek Jeter, so pretty good company. Lombard Jr. also became the 14th Yankee ever to hit a home run in his debut. As if that wasn’t good enough, George’s younger brother, Jacob Lombard, made his pro debut in the minors and also hit a home run earlier today in Single-A Jupiter! I’m not a parent, but I can only imagine their mom and dad are ecstatic. The only way this could be better is if they both hit a debut homer in MLB.

    Introducing:  Cleveland Sirens
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    Introducing: Cleveland Sirens

    Cleveland’s WNBA franchise unveiled their team name and colors on Tuesday. They are officially the Cleveland Sirens. “The Cleveland Sirens are sharp, unapologetic, fearless and relentless, representative of this region, our Great Lake and the future of our city and women’s basketball,” president of business operations Allison Howard said in a news release. The Sirens will begin play in 2028.

    Wembley fun facts
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    Wembley fun facts

    It holds 90,000 fans, making it the biggest stadium in the UK. The famous arch is 133 meters (436 ft) tall and supports most of the stadium’s roof, replacing the old Twin Towers from the original Wembley. It’s home to the FA Cup Final, England internationals, League Cup Finals, Play-Off Finals, and has even hosted Champions League and European Championship finals. Wembley isn’t just for football either. Some of the biggest artists in the world, including Taylor Swift, Ed Sheeran, Oasis, and Beyoncé, have all performed there. A random fact: Wembley has over 2,600 toilets—more than almost any other stadium or entertainment venue in the world.

    The Billion Dollar Man Nobody Knew
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    The Billion Dollar Man Nobody Knew

    When the Boston Celtics sold for $6.1 billion in 2025 — an NBA record at the time — nobody knew the buyer. Fans, reporters, even people inside the NBA were googling “who is Bill Chisholm?” Turns out he was just a die-hard Celtics fan from Massachusetts, growing up with no family fortune waiting for him. His first job was a corporate consultant, learning to spot what was broken in struggling companies. In 2002, he bet on himself and started his own firm, buying up software companies nobody else wanted, fixing them, and flipping them for profit — always keeping 20% of the win. Deals like RSA Security ($2B) and McAfee’s corporate business ($4B) followed, and today his firm manages over $10 billion. Twenty years later, that kid from Massachusetts was worth over $3 billion — enough to run the exact same playbook on the team he grew up rooting for. But here’s the catch: that playbook — buy it, squeeze margins, sell for more — is the same private equity model that’s reshaped brands people love. Jimmy John’s is a go-to example: after a PE-style buyout, longtime customers say portions shrank as costs got trimmed to protect profit. When that mindset moves from sandwiches to sports franchises, it raises a real question — does “fix it and flip it” mean ticket prices climb and fan experience gets squeezed too, all to hit investor targets?

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