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The Dallas Cowboys: From "America's Team" to the Black Sheep
The date: January 28, 1996. The event: Super Bowl XXX. On that evening, the Dallas Cowboys bested the Pittsburgh Steelers, 30-13, winning their third Super Bowl in four years, and their fifth overall in eight appearances. The win cemented the Cowboys as "America's Team," and came with Barry Switzer as their head coach, though the team and the system basically belonged to Jimmy Johnson.
Clyde E. DawkinsPublished about 5 hours ago in UnbalancedA Look at the 2024 NFL Schedule
The draft is long over, and now comes the best part of the NFL offseason: the unveiling of the NFL schedule. 272 games will be played in 18 weeks, making for a very thrilling season. The beauty of the NFL's schedule is that it's definitely not like the other three leagues. With Major League Baseball now allowing all 30 teams to run into each other, the NFL stands as the only league that has a pretty exclusive schedule. This increases the intrigue regarding who will play who, and when will these games take place.
Clyde E. DawkinsPublished 3 days ago in UnbalancedThe Evolution of Sports Telecasts
I am amazed and fascinated over how sports telecasts have changed and grown over the years, and it continues to evolve even at this advanced age. NBA, NHL, and MLB telecasts have all grown a lot, but this evolution is especially true when it comes to the NFL.
Clyde E. DawkinsPublished 3 days ago in UnbalancedSomers 18-13 Loss Still Yields Some Magic
On Thursday April 18, the flag football team held off the overcast weather of another ugly spring day, and in hoping to do the same to the visiting Huguenots of New Rochelle, Rebecca Lippolis definitely saw the sun peak through. “We are coming together as a team, working hard, and I’d say that being together makes everything come together,” the junior assured. But the synergy didn’t quite get the Tuskers over the top.
Rich MonettiPublished 8 days ago in UnbalancedJohn Jay Falls to Carmel
Please see tip, pledge and subscribe button below. Thank you. Slideshow On Monday April 15, John Jay flag football traveled to Carmel High School, and it didn’t take long for the more experienced program to reveal itself. After the Wolves went out after three quick plays, Carmel ran three of their own and ended up in the end zone. The Rams didn’t let up either and scored the next 33 consecutive points in the 40-13 victory. But in their first season at this sport, Coach Joe Candarelli believes his girls are still on point.
Rich MonettiPublished 12 days ago in UnbalancedMy Thoughts on a Possible 18-Game NFL Regular Season
The 2024 NFL Draft kicked off on Thursday, April 25, 2024, with the opening round, and during the coverage of the Draft, NFL commissioner Roger Goodell was interviewed. The interview saw something I had seen coming for a few years now: Goodell mentioned the possibility of the NFL's regular season increasing from 17 games to 18 games.
Clyde E. DawkinsPublished 22 days ago in UnbalancedSomers Defeats Hen Hud to Start 3-0
2-0 to start the season, Somers woke up early on Tuesday April 2 and fell behind 1-0 to visiting Hen Hud. “We started off a little slow,” said Grayden Carr, and the power outage holding for almost eight minutes, the offensive switch went on from the far end of the field.
Rich MonettiPublished 25 days ago in UnbalancedSomers Stays Close in 19-6 Defeat to Clarkstown North
On Tuesday March 26, Somers opened the flag football season and helping to raise the banner on season two was visiting Clarkstown North. A one score game until the very end, Coach Katie DiChiara didn’t get ahead of herself and kept the 19-6 loss in perspective.
Rich MonettiPublished about a month ago in UnbalancedFor the Westchester Female Flag Football League, There’s a New Champion in Town
Championship Video Flag Football Basketball On Thursday, March 21, the Westchester Female Flag Football League ended their season at East Coast Fitness in Yorktown, and the odds on favorite had to be the three time defending champions, Looking to Score. So hoping for one on the index finger, the Somers team did have to deal with one departing member. “My old team” said quarterback Cat Rhatigan of Coming in Hot, and as it turned out, only one player went home with a fourth consecutive ring.
Rich MonettiPublished about a month ago in UnbalancedNavigating Controversy
In the realm of journalism, opinion pieces serve as a platform for writers to express their viewpoints on current events and controversial topics. These articles, often imbued with personal perspectives and insights, provoke thought, spark debate, and contribute to the rich tapestry of public discourse. In this exploration, we delve into the significance of opinion pieces in shaping our understanding of the world around us and examine the responsibilities that come with wielding the power of opinion in a media landscape saturated with diverse perspectives.
Paschal MmesomaPublished 2 months ago in UnbalancedRio Ferdinand and Joe Cole choose 'potential squad', which includes Arsenal and Liverpool stars
Rio Ferdinand and Joe Cole choose 'potential squad', which includes Arsenal and Liverpool stars Rio Ferdinand and Joe Cole have named a list of players who were paid for their achievements but did not achieve high levels, including Jack Wilshere and Mario Balotelli
Henry DuongPublished 2 months ago in UnbalancedWhat if You Are Wrong About Fields?
What If You Are Wrong About Justin Fields? The Chicago Bears are the most interesting team in the draft. They have Justin Fields and the potential to have Caleb Williams, who is supposed to be generational. The compensation vs. the number one pick. What will the Bears do? Everyone thinks they have it figured out, but what if you are wrong?
Niko BanksPublished 2 months ago in Unbalanced