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Friday Poll: Badgers or Wildcats?

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Badgers or Wildcats? Now past the Tar Heels, the Wisconsin plays Arizona in a near rematch of last year’s NCAA tournament game (with last year’s seeds being reserved this year). So, what happens? Badgers or Wildcats? Saturday, March 28th on TBS @ 5:09 PM.

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Charles Eugster, Inspiration

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95-year-old Charles Eugster sets a new age-group World Record in the indoor 200m – his age-group is 95 years and over. His new record of 55.48″ knocked a massive 2.4″ off the previous record, set by American Orville Rogers in March 2013. Read more about him at www.silvergreysportsclub.com Via YouTube.

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Friday Poll: Patriots or Seahawks?

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Patriots or Seahawks? This Friday, there’s an obvious poll topic, and I’ll take it: Patriots or Seahawks? For the poll, which team do you think will win (rather than which team would you prefer to win)? As of this post, oddsmakers give a slight edge to the Patriots, but I’ll say Seahawks, and by 7.…

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The Finest Jerseys in All of Baseball

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No matter how much I like the Brewers, it’s hard to argue with the jerseys of the El Paso Chihuahuas, #FeartheEars: Now this is what @MiLB is all about… Check out our newest jerseys! @UniWatch @bensbiz >>>http://t.co/Ex4Xs85x9r pic.twitter.com/PFW27wLGQY — El Paso Chihuahuas (@epchihuahuas) July 16, 2014

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Friday Poll: World Cup Viewing

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Are you watching any of the World Cup matches? I don’t follow soccer, but have to admit that these matches are great viewing, I think. What do you think? World Cup Viewing By the way, here’s an excerpt of explanatory article from the Atlantic on why Americans call soccer ‘soccer’: In May, Stefan Szymanski, a…

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The Roughest, Toughest Race in the World

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The Barkley Marathons, held every year in the rugged hill country of Tennessee, pit runners against their absolute mental and physical limits. The race is five 20-mile loops, almost entirely off-trail, with a total elevation gain that more than doubles the height of Mt. Everest. In three decades, only 14 people have ever finished. In…