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By HRI Foreign Staff — As Cheltenham draws close, the atmosphere around every race on the British horse racing calendar is supercharged with excitement and
By Marc Lawrence — CBS Sports’ Dennis Dodd called it the best Group of 5 hire ever. Auburn fired Gus Malzahn in December, paying a
By Marc Lawrence — It was a whirlwind season for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. The Bucs went on a steady climb on the NFL.com rankings board, winning
By Marc Lawrence — Another NFL season has come and gone, and it’s once again time to turn the page to free agency and the
By Marc Lawrence — With the NFL Scouting Combine altered this year due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Senior Bowl was the last opportunity NFL
By HRI Foreign Press Staff — The first Champion Hurdle took place in 1927 and has been run every year since then, other than 1943/1944
By Marc Lawrence –– Think the loss of two Pro Bowl tackles doesn’t mean anything to an NFL team? Think again. The Chiefs were the
By Marc Lawrence — From the Playbook Basketball Newsletter: It’s time to open another can of Pop ‘O Top as we prepare to ride on
By Marc Lawrence — Let the game begin. But before it does you’ll want to check out an array of information gathered by ESPN designed
By Marc Lawrence — David Purdum of ESPN put it best when he wrote: With kickoff of the Super Bowl just minutes away, the scene
By Marc Lawrence — Despite an estimated 23.2 million Americans planning to bet on Super Bowl LV, combining to risk potentially $4.3 billion, an expected
By Marc Lawrence — NFL Nation says that thirty other NFL teams want to be in the position of the Kansas City Chiefs and Tampa
By Marc Lawrence — ESPN sports wagering columnist Davis Purdum reports that professional bettor Mark DeRosa was on a plane back from Atlantic City after
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By Marc Lawrence — Just the facts: The Chiefs are looking to become just the eighth team in NFL history to repeat as Super Bowl
