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Familiar names headline new United Football League rosters
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Quite a few familiar names headline the United Football League as the rebranded spring football aims to open play in March. The UFL is the rebranded league following the merger of the USFL and the XFL. The next step of filling rosters comes in the second wave of player dispersals on Jan….
The Sweeper-Keeper: Redefining Goalkeeping in Modern Soccer
In the dynamic world of soccer, the role of goalkeepers has evolved beyond shot-stopping to encompass a broader set of skills, and one term that has gained prominence is the “sweeper-keeper.” This innovative style of goalkeeping has transformed the game, with goalkeepers actively involved in defensive plays and contributing to their team’s tactical approach. In…
E-Sports: The Explosive Growth and Commercialization of Competitive Gaming
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Capitals blow third-period lead in a big way, get blown out by Carolina
Comment on this storyComment Add to your saved stories Save For the first time this season, the Washington Capitals led through two periods before losing in regulation. And Friday’s modest milestone was not about half-measures — the Capitals gave up a stunning five goals over the final 20 minutes in a 6-2 loss to the…

