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Do you know this man? Of course you do, this is Skip Sauer, the man most responsible for The Sports Economist – the very blog …
Do you know this man? Of course you do, this is Skip Sauer, the man most responsible for The Sports Economist – the very blog …
Two observations about last night’s Rose Bowl. 1) Many articles around the country joined this one from SI.com in stating the obvious Young Steals the …
Just over one year ago, Kansas City opened the gleaming new Sprint Center in downtown Kansas City to replace the aging Kemper Arena. It was …
If you’re a serious sports fan, you see the world a little bit differently while the coronavirus has put sports to a halt. Not everyone …
Ever since the NCAA published it’s list of eighteen schools with “hostile and abusive” mascots, there has been quite a bit of interest in the …
Few people have the luxury of being able to walk into a casino or bookmakers and bet online as much as they want. For most …
The Baltimore Ravens and the NFL are involved in a dispute over the number of times Ray Lewis was a Pro Bowler. You must be …
While it might be harder to run and jump these days, that doesn’t have to mean you’re done with sports. In fact, physical activity is …
Greetings from the new wordpress version of The Sports Economist. To start off things at the new/old site it’s time to unveil a new regular …
I ran across an interesting article regarding former Missouri Tiger football players who have recently played in the Arena Football League. Echoing the comments of …
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