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By Marc Lawrence — Smelling Salts needed: From the 2021 Playbook Football Preview Guide magazine: Not only did BYU’s wide-open attack lose the services of
By Marc Lawrence — From the Playbook NBA-Only Hoops Newsletter: The San Antonio Spurs are 0-4 SUATS in double-no-rest situations. The Orlando Magic are 5-1
By Marc Lawrence — The “best player available” method in the NFL Draft is a myth. In some form or fashion, every NFL team weighs
By Marc Lawrence — From the Playbook Basketball Newsletter: Despite free-falling without a parachute this season, the old “automatic” is still at work today in
By Marc Lawrence — Penn State and other college football teams around the country were touting their Super Bowl history in the big game. Using
By Marc Lawrence — David Purdum of ESPN reports that on New Year’s Day, bookmaker William Hill U.S. took a six-figure bet on the Kansas
By Marc Lawrence— Kansas City over Baltimore by 6: Yes, we are fully aware of the fact that it’s like chugging arsenic trying to beat
By Marc Lawrence – All seven selections in the 2020 NFL draft by the Carolina Panthers were on the defensive side of the ball. That
By Marc Lawrence — Dallas was one of the biggest winners of the First Round in this year’s NFL draft, and it’s all because a
By Marc Lawrence – Pro Football Focus says that Los Angeles Chargers First Round pick and Oregon star QB Justin Herbert has all the arm
By Marc Lawrence — To no one’s surprise, as usual, most of New England’s picks in this year’s NFL draft were spent with the future
By Marc Lawrence — The first Saturday in May is generally reserved for the Kentucky Derby, the first leg of horse racing’s famed Triple Crown.
By Marc Lawrence — Which teams had successful NFL drafts, and who could be struggling next season? SI.com handed out grades for every team’s draft. The 2020
By Marc Lawrence — For many reasons that are easy to understand, most major sports books have yet to post NFL Season Win Totals. Now
By Marc Lawrence –– NFL Nation notes that as the 2020 NFL draft approaches and free agency slows to a trickle, the league’s offseason programs
