Posted on Friday, 25th June 2010 by Keith Byrant
America really is a “sporting nation”, considering the uppermost five sports are extremely significant profit making business additionally as drivers of a whole lot of the United States culture. Let’s look at what exactly they are.
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Posted on Monday, 24th May 2010 by Wade Salem
Almost every single issue we deal with today is a character issue-good or bad. In today’s world we hire people for skills and then fire them because of character. The same can be said of sports. Today, talent is not enough because skill without character just develops mediocrity. Combining character and skill develop excellence. It’s time to focus on the intangibles, the “inside stuff,” which makes the difference in our players’ performance, and in their lives.
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Posted on Sunday, 6th September 2009 by Mitchell Boggs
There are many obvious sports trivia facts that your typical fan could spit off effortlessly, as if it were as obvious as simple addition. Everyone knows about Wilt Chamberlain’s 100 point game, Rickey Henderson’s 130 stolen bases in a season, Joe DiMaggio’s 56 game hit streak, and other record-breaking feats.
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Posted on Wednesday, 2nd September 2009 by Alexander G. Ross
Sports fans love to brag about their trivia knowledge. Many of the facts out there are pretty commonplace, almost shameful if you don’t know them. Whether it’s Babe Ruth’s career home run total, Michael Jordan’s jersey number, or anything else like this, they’ve become a part of pop culture.
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Posted on Tuesday, 28th July 2009 by Michael Daniels
There are more than 300,000,000 people in the United States and the world population is quickly approaching 7 billion. Our country makes up just 5% of the entire global population, even less. The days of US athletic dominance may soon come to an end for this reason, unless the country wakes up from complacency and positions itself or the future.
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