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Georgetown University’s Newspaper of Record since 1920

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Georgetown University’s Newspaper of Record since 1920

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We’re Too Busy Tebowing to Notice Real Issues

By Tom Hoff September 6, 2013

The New England Patriots recently cut Tim Tebow, causing President Obama to issue a warning to the citizens of Bristol, Conn., because there might have been fatal riots at ESPN headquarters. Or, at least,...

Knee Injuries the Next Headache for NFL

By Nick Fedyk August 30, 2013

Two weeks ago, Miami Dolphins’ tight end Dustin Keller suffered a season-ending knee injury during a preseason game, tearing his ACL, MCL and PCL in a helmet-to-knee collision.  In a sport troubled...

Playoffs an Insufficient Answer for College Football

By Darius Majd August 27, 2013

For years, the powers that be and fans alike have searched for a better system to determine college football’s champion. With the Bowl Championship Series imminently being replaced with playoffs —...

DC Football Team Needs Name Change

By Nabeel Zewail August 27, 2013

For all the talk on campus and around the country about racial tolerance, diversity and acceptance, Washington, D.C.’s most famous team continues to represent the progress still needed on racial issues...

A Super Bowl ‘What If?’

By Tom Hoff February 8, 2013

Put simply, momentum is vastly overrated in professional sports. Usually, it’s just employed as a narrative that allows fans and analysts to depict one moment as the turning-point of an entire game when...

Baltimore Fulfills Super Fate

By Laura Wagner February 4, 2013

‘Once upon a midnight dreary, while I pondered weak and weary …” Though Super Bowl XLVII finished close to midnight due to a 30-minute power outage in theSuperdome, these famous words from Edgar...

Injuries Set Stage for NFL’s End

By Tom Hoff February 1, 2013

This past week, NFL safety Bernard Pollard, President Barack Obama and actress (and Jay Cutler fiance) Kristin Cavallari all voiced concerns about football’s future. With the differences in their professions...

No Matter the Label, Flacco Proves Worth

By Laura Wagner January 28, 2013

Elite: adjective. Representing the most choice or select; the best. We may know Merriam-Webster’s definition of the word, but when it comes to NFL quarterbacks, fans and pundits alike struggle to...

Rams to London Logical Next Step for Kroenke

By Matt Bell November 2, 2012

American real estate magnate and sports capitalist Stan Kroenke had a lot on his plate this weekend: The owner of five major sports teams has to constantly battle jet lag, sleep deprivation and media attention. Kroenke,...

Denver’s Advantage a Mile High

By Corey Blaine October 12, 2012

When the Houston Texans took a commanding 31-11 lead against Peyton Manning’s Denver Broncos in Week 3 of the NFL season, most would have assumed that the game was all but over. In the season following...

Healthy Griffin Needed For Skins Trade to Show Results

By Corey Blaine September 27, 2012

Robert Griffin III stepped onto FedEx Field for his first regular season home game last Sunday amidst overwhelming fanfare. Fireworks were set off, and the entire crowd of rabid Redskins fans erupted into...

Has Rory Eclipsed Tiger?

By Nick Fedyk September 24, 2012

Dominance is a tricky thing. In a sporting world that places so much emphasis on training, research and meticulous athletic perfection, it is almost impossible to be dominant in a sport. It is the best...

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