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Fans of professional football need not be told how popular the sport is. For 17 weeks a year, many fans set aside some time on Sunday afternoons to watch their favorite teams and players battle it out on the gridiron. But interest tends to reach a fever pitch once those 17 weeks have come and gone and the National Football League’s postseason begins, ultimately culminating with the Super Bowl. According to Nielsen.com, seven of the 10 mostwatched television broadcasts in United States history have been Super Bowls. Fans with especially sharp eyes and memories might have noticed some players have appeared in more Super Bowls than others.
Read moreLincoln Riley leaving Oklahoma for USC meant sweeping changes at OU. It led to an overhaul of the defensive coaching staff.
Read moreOklahoma State Athletics is partnering with Sport & Story to launch OSU Max, a subscription-based streaming network that gives Cowboy fans exclusive access to their favorite teams starting on Dec. 22.
Read moreFor the first time since suffering a shoulder injury that necessitated surgery in late October, J.J. Watt addressed his rehab process.
Read moreThe month of November was nothing short of abysmal for the Dallas Cowboys, but December has seen them flip the script in a big way -- at least record-wise. They’re now 3-0 after finishing last month with a 1-3 stretch, and each of their last three wins have been on the road against NFC opponents. But while their defensive unit becomes whole and continually plays as if it’s the best in the league (arguably, it might be), Dak Prescott and the offense remains wildly inconsistent and can’t seem to find the end zone as easily as it once did, an issue exacerbated when Tyron Smith isn’t on the field.
Read moreThe Seminole basketball teams wrapped up their first semester play last week, with both the boys and girls routing Chandler on Tuesday night, and both suffering a loss to Byng on Friday night.
Read moreCinemark Holdings, Inc., one of the world’s largest and most influential movie theatre companies, this week announced it is teaming up with ESPN to bring some of college football’s most exciting and prestigious games to the big screen, only at Cinemark theatres. This postseason, fans can catch the College Football Playoff Semifinal at the Goodyear Cotton Bowl Classic, the College Football Playoff Semifinal at the Capital One Orange Bowl and the biggest game of all, the College Football Playoff National Championship, at select U.S. theatres.
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