Source » As a Green Bay fan, it pains me to post something about a loss, but this is too weird to pass up: On December 15, [1929] the week after the NFL season ended, the Green Bay Packers, undefeated NFL
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Athlete’s record-breaking Olympic victory reveals debate about race in South Africa
Source » Lynsey Chutel in Quartz: While the term coloured seems antiquated and cringe worthy in some social contexts, particularly in the United States or Britain, it is still a recognizable identity and culture in South Africa. Somewhere else, van Niekerk
When the Lovable Losers are winning
Source » Jerry Useem in The Atlantic: Conventional wisdom has it that the Cubs are either cursed—by a billy goat, a black cat, a fan whose name we shall not speak—or, less cosmically, just plain unlucky. But are they
“the biggest deal in sports licensing history”
Source » And, no, it’s not LeBron.
“It may be the greatest home-field advantage in sports history.”
Source » It’s not the Cubs. Or the Packers.
Titletown
Source » The Atlantic City Lab: Green Bay’s CLQ is a staggering 22, meaning the metro has won 22 times the number of championships that its size would predict — and not just in football, but across all
Linsanity and Jesus
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Starr to Farve to Rodgers: A Lesson
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