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Sailors and soldiers to recreate World War I baseball game
Sailors and soldiers will don flannel uniforms and play baseball by century-old rules to recreate the U.S. Army versus Navy games from World War I.
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Tomlin: Steelers ‘don’t care’ about political football
His players unable to reach agreement on how to respond to President Donald Trump’s suggestion that NFL players who protest during the national anthem should be fired, Pittsburgh Steelers coach Mike Tomlin signed off on their decision to remain in the tunnel before kickoff last weekend in Chicago.
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Tillman’s widow: Don’t politicize Pat in attempt to divide
Marie Tillman’s statement came the day after NFL national anthems took center stage.
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Steelers tackle Villanueva: Mix up led to anthem flap
Alejandro Villanueva just wanted to get a glimpse of the American flag, the symbol he wore on his military uniform during three tours in Afghanistan before beginning an unlikely journey from Army Ranger to the NFL.
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Report: After anthem stance, Villanueva’s jersey tops NFL sales chart
The former Ranger and current Steeler beat out Tom Brady for the top spot.
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NFL anthem protests: Sit or stand?
Intense NFL action dominated the American sports landscape Sunday, but it’s what happened before the games that garnered the most headlines.
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Former Ranger Villanueva stands for anthem, Steeler teammates remain in locker room
National anthem protests took place throughout the National Football League on Sunday.
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No. 22 San Diego State holds off Air Force 28-24
Rocky Long didn’t make any halftime adjustments. He couldn’t. There wasn’t an intermission because the teams kept right on playing.
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Invictus Games kick off: Here’s what you need to know about Team USA
Ninety athletes will represent Team USA in the Invictus Games, the largest wounded warrior competition of the year, beginning Saturday in Toronto.
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Against Air Force, No. 22 SDSU begins quest for 3rd straight league title
As San Diego State prepares for Air Force and its triple-option offense, there’s another adversary to ward off — complacency.
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Sailors and soldiers to recreate World War I baseball game
Sailors and soldiers will don flannel uniforms and play baseball by century-old rules to recreate the U.S. Army versus Navy games from World War I.
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Tomlin: Steelers ‘don’t care’ about political football
His players unable to reach agreement on how to respond to President Donald Trump’s suggestion that NFL players who protest during the national anthem should be fired, Pittsburgh Steelers coach Mike Tomlin signed off on their decision to remain in the tunnel before kickoff last weekend in Chicago.
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Tillman’s widow: Don’t politicize Pat in attempt to divide
Marie Tillman’s statement came the day after NFL national anthems took center stage.
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Steelers tackle Villanueva: Mix up led to anthem flap
Alejandro Villanueva just wanted to get a glimpse of the American flag, the symbol he wore on his military uniform during three tours in Afghanistan before beginning an unlikely journey from Army Ranger to the NFL.
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Report: After anthem stance, Villanueva’s jersey tops NFL sales chart
The former Ranger and current Steeler beat out Tom Brady for the top spot.
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NFL anthem protests: Sit or stand?
Intense NFL action dominated the American sports landscape Sunday, but it’s what happened before the games that garnered the most headlines.
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Former Ranger Villanueva stands for anthem, Steeler teammates remain in locker room
National anthem protests took place throughout the National Football League on Sunday.
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No. 22 San Diego State holds off Air Force 28-24
Rocky Long didn’t make any halftime adjustments. He couldn’t. There wasn’t an intermission because the teams kept right on playing.
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Invictus Games kick off: Here’s what you need to know about Team USA
Ninety athletes will represent Team USA in the Invictus Games, the largest wounded warrior competition of the year, beginning Saturday in Toronto.
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Against Air Force, No. 22 SDSU begins quest for 3rd straight league title
As San Diego State prepares for Air Force and its triple-option offense, there’s another adversary to ward off — complacency.
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Sailors and soldiers to recreate World War I baseball game
Sailors and soldiers will don flannel uniforms and play baseball by century-old rules to recreate the U.S. Army versus Navy games from World War I.
-
Tomlin: Steelers ‘don’t care’ about political football
His players unable to reach agreement on how to respond to President Donald Trump’s suggestion that NFL players who protest during the national anthem should be fired, Pittsburgh Steelers coach Mike Tomlin signed off on their decision to remain in the tunnel before kickoff last weekend in Chicago.
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Tillman’s widow: Don’t politicize Pat in attempt to divide
Marie Tillman’s statement came the day after NFL national anthems took center stage.
-
Steelers tackle Villanueva: Mix up led to anthem flap
Alejandro Villanueva just wanted to get a glimpse of the American flag, the symbol he wore on his military uniform during three tours in Afghanistan before beginning an unlikely journey from Army Ranger to the NFL.
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Report: After anthem stance, Villanueva’s jersey tops NFL sales chart
The former Ranger and current Steeler beat out Tom Brady for the top spot.
-
NFL anthem protests: Sit or stand?
Intense NFL action dominated the American sports landscape Sunday, but it’s what happened before the games that garnered the most headlines.
-
Former Ranger Villanueva stands for anthem, Steeler teammates remain in locker room
National anthem protests took place throughout the National Football League on Sunday.
-
No. 22 San Diego State holds off Air Force 28-24
Rocky Long didn’t make any halftime adjustments. He couldn’t. There wasn’t an intermission because the teams kept right on playing.
-
Invictus Games kick off: Here’s what you need to know about Team USA
Ninety athletes will represent Team USA in the Invictus Games, the largest wounded warrior competition of the year, beginning Saturday in Toronto.
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Against Air Force, No. 22 SDSU begins quest for 3rd straight league title
As San Diego State prepares for Air Force and its triple-option offense, there’s another adversary to ward off — complacency.
