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The San Francisco 49ers won their first game yesterday, beating their even more hapless cross-Bay rivals, the Oakland Raiders. The

A case currently before the US Supreme Court could have a huge impact on professional sports and sports fans in

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The anticipated move by the NFL to use suspensions to penalize (some) and deter "head shots" to players has already

The Favre effect is in full swing, and this short AP article gives some numbers to things I alluded to

The results are in, and Super Bowl XLV was not super for Vegas sports books. The Packers were a three-point

Ran across a recent piece on the evolution of Jason Garrett's playing calling by Jonathan Bales of DC Times (an

When the most recent print version of the Sports Business Journal arrived at Chez Miller, an above the fold headline

Quite a weekend in sports economics... Pittsburgh, San Diego, and Vegas There was an interesting finish in the game between

Many folks point to the NFL revenue sharing system and its salary cap as the determinants behind the more-or-less balanced

Maybe I just enjoy defending the dead horse that keeps getting kicked or the indefensible (like Monday's Night's call against

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Dennis Coates' post considered the serious nature of the Saints' bounty system and foreshadowed the stunning response by the league

The Super Bowl officiating has generated a loud buzz of activity, much of it centered on the "no-call" of holding