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How football rose to power on college campuses

October 24, 2019November 11, 2019 Terry McMillan American football origins, Harvard football, National Football League, Sponsored

By Terry McMillan The National Football League (NFL) may be the top tier for American football in the United States, but its historical importance is much less significant. The sport we know today had its beginnings in the 19th century, when it diverged from the

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Big, bad A. J. Dillon savors Boston College return to Cardinal Stadium

September 30, 2019November 11, 2019 Charlie Springer A. J. Dillon, Louisville football, Sponsored

Don’t look now but A. J. Dillon is coming back to Cardinal Stadium. The scene of one his most dominating games ever. Yes, against the University of Louisville. Not all that imposing, the six-foot, 245-pound Boston College running back. But looks can be deceiving, as

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No lack of competition at Louisville quarterback

September 23, 2019October 20, 2020 Terry McMillan Jason Pass, Louisville football, Malik Cunningham, Sponsored

Two former University of Louisville quarterbacks – Lamar Jackson and Teddy Bridgewater – were featured in back to back games in NFL action on Sunday. Both looking impressive, with Teddy winning and Lamar losing. Timely reminders about some really good quarterbacks at UofL down through

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Fear for Lamar Jackson’s running game catching up with him

August 26, 2019October 25, 2019 Charlie Springer Baltimore Ravens, Lamar Jackson, Sponsored, University of Louisville

The real fun of watching Lamar Jackson play football comes when he takes off running, finding that crease in the offensive line, leaving defenders reaching for open air. He brings a new dimension to the concept of a running game. So fast, so elusive, a

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From Sports to Slots: The Cure of Heartbreak for UofL Students

June 26, 2019October 25, 2019 Terry McMillan Sponsored

By Terry McMillan Heartbreak is perhaps a huge understatement following the course of play which happened after the ninth inning. Alas, the season comes crashing to an end where reflection can only be used as a positive to build for the next season, till then

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Ticket alert

December 27, 2018 Charlie Springer Sponsored

Lower level tickets for the University of Louisville vs. Kentucky basketball game currently starting at $147 at TicketIQ.com

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Classic Footballers taking a Spin in Casinos — SHOOT® by Microgaming

December 13, 2018February 15, 2019 Terry McMillan SHOOT® slot, Sponsored

We have to begin with a bit of a history lesson here for the millennials. Back in 1969, a footballing magazine brought footballing players into a celebrity limelight. SHOOT® was a leading publication which latest up till 2008. If you’re a slots fan, then check

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