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1. Cheap Super Bowl XLIV TicketsBy: Rich Stephenson

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Bill Parcels AKA “The Big Tuna” in football is regarded as one of the best NFL coaches of all-time.


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8. Make the 2010 FIFA Cup a Road TripBy: Kayla Reid

With the 2010 FIFA World Cup road show about to kick off in nine South African cities, football fans are encouraged to discover the treasures of South Africa by following their chosen teams around.


9. 2010 FIFA Cup Venues SummaryBy: Kayla Reid

The long awaited African inauguration of the biggest show on earth, the FIFA 2010 World Cup, will be contested by the international giants of football at ten venues spread across the “Rainbow Nation”.


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11. Football Weekend PreviewBy: Larry Ness

I guess Bill Belichick will be just fine without Charlie Weis and Romeo Crennel? It was "business as usual" for the Patriots on Thursday night, as New England opened the 2005 season with a 30-20 win over the Raiders.


12. Bet for Value: NCAA FootballBy: Chris Shepard

Betting "marquee" or television games is a popular Saturday recreational activity for squares and wise guys that causes radical fluctuations in the spread and can turn a sure winner into a sure loser.


13. Teaching Your Kids To Like FootballBy: Jay Bartels

Being the Family guy requires a lot of tact and finesse.


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15. National Football League Rules - New Rules for the National Football League in 2005By: Benjamin Nicholson

The National Football League emphasizes new rules every year in order for the league to get better and better each year.


16. Fantasy Football: QuarterbacksBy: Vikas Paruchuri

I have always felt that quarterbacks were undervalued in fantasy football.


17. The Belief That NFL Football Players - Can Do AnythingBy: Leo Mendelsohn

Now, I remember when I was like 5 years old and someone flipped me off in front of my house.


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19. NCAA Football: Some Early ObservationsBy: John Onan

LSU: With all the talk about Urban Meyer going to Florida and the "ballcoach" at South Carolina, not many folks are talking about Les Miles coming over from Oklahoma State replacing Nick Saban at LSU.


20. Five Fantasy Football Defenses That Will Shock YouBy: Jay Richardson

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21. 2005 NFC West Football previewBy: James Campbell

OVERVIEW: NFC WestThe Arizona Cardinals have posted a mark of 22-42 straight up over the past four seasons which is by far the worst win/loss record of any team in the NFC West, however, that’s all about to change in 2005 as I fully expect these Cardinals to win this division and make the playoffs, remember that you heard it here first!Cardinal HC Denny Green had another fantastic draft highlighted by picking CB Antrel Rolle and RB J.


22. 2005 NFC South Football PreviewBy: James Campbell

OVERVIEW: NFC SouthIn the NFC South look for Tampa Bay and Carolina to catch and over take the Falcons in 2005, the fall from grace will fall on the shoulders of QB Michael Vick who has been to a large extent a product of media hype, sure the guy runs like a deer but so do most wide receivers and that is exactly what Vick is, a wide receiver playing out of position.


23. 2005 NFC North Football PreviewBy: James Campbell

OVERVIEW: NFC NorthLook for a changing of the guard In the NFC North in 2005 as I fully expect to see the Green Bay Packers pass the torch to the Vikings and finish below the .


24. 2005 NFC East Football PreviewBy: James Campbell

OVERVIEW: NFC EASTThe Eagles once again appear to be the top team in the NFC for 2005, however, I wouldn’t look for them to win 13 games this season due to the fact that each of the other teams in the NFC East should improve this year.


25. 2005 AFC West Football PreviewBy: James Campbell

OVERVIEW: AFC WestThe 12-5 straight up win San Diego Chargers were the surprise team of the NFL in 2004 when considering that they had posted a shoddy record of 4-12 straight up and 6-10 ATS in 2003, if you had hitched your wagon onto these Chargers all season long in 2004 you were indeed a happy camper as the Bolts tallied a 13-2-2 ATS mark when it was all said and done.


26. 2005 AFC North Football PreviewBy: James Campbell

In the AFC North I expect to see the Pittsburgh Steelers who posted a mark of 16-2 straight up and 11-7 ATS overall last season to win a close divisional battle over the Baltimore Ravens who finished up their 2004 campaign with a 9-7 straight up and ATS mark and over a much improved Cincinnati Bengal team that finished with an 8-8 straight up record for the second straight year in 2004, the Brownies once again look to pull up the rear in what should prove to be the toughest division in the NFL in 2005.


27. 2005 AFC East Football PreviewBy: James Campbell

In the AFC East I expect to see the Patriots drop off a bit, but not much, the reason for the projected drop off is mainly due to the fact that the Patriots will be without the services of offensive coordinator Charlie Weis and defensive coordinator Romeo Crennel, both have moved on to head coaching positions, Weis with Notre Dame and Crennel with the Cleveland Browns.


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30. Football Jerseys - the Great TransformationBy: Leo Cuccione

Football Jerseys have undergone a complete change in its image, appearance and usage patterns.

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