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Fantasy Football for Beginners
Those who participate in fantasy football can attest to how it has changed their overall view of the sport. Each season, millions of North Americans participate in fantasy leagues hoping to become the champion. How did they get started, and what do fantasy owners do to help win their fantasy football league?
By Marty Lancton4 years ago in Unbalanced
T20 World Cup in Australia 2022
Teams, dates, and locations for the T20 World Cup in 2022 will be addressed. The International Cricket Council has announced that India will play South Africa on October 30 and the runner-up from Group A on October 27. Rohit Sharma's team is scheduled to face both of those teams (ICC). The team's last two League games are against Bangladesh on November 2 and the Group B winner on November 6.
By sajid ali4 years ago in Unbalanced
THE NBA ISN'T A GUARD DRIVEN LEAGUE
My mother’s favorite solution on those hot summer days was to get an ice cream cone. Overcome with the excitement of escaping the heat and humidity into the comforting chill of the air-conditioned room. Same goes for the ice cream trucks that gave you a burst of cold air while you waited in their shadow. Even today, there’s magic in the air while watching someone prepare an ice cream cone for you. The anticipation is rewarded from the moment it touched your hands. You missed this… and you can’t believe you lasted this long without it.
By Blake A Swan4 years ago in Unbalanced
Raymond Mirra Services To NFL Films
Raymond Mirra was brought up in a family that would greatly influence his life. At the age of nine, he had already begun working at a company called Bunnings Grocery and Meats. He had to work on Saturdays serving customers, packaging and even meat cutting for 18 years. However, that training and experience would come handy later on in his career, as he got a job at NFL Films. After participating in high school sports including football, track and boxing – one really cannot understand how much physical contact Ray Mirra had been through before getting into an industry like NFL Films. Well, now we do know how much courage it takes to play football until your professional career ends.
By Raymirra Net4 years ago in Unbalanced
How to Hit Every Shot in Golf
Golf is a game of precision, timing, and consistency. Professional golfers can hit up to 20 balls in a row before taking a break. To compete against the best golfers in the world, you must practice your swing often and perfect your technique to become quicker and more efficient when playing. This piece will look at some tips to hit every golf shot.
By Patrick Reed4 years ago in Unbalanced
TF2K22: Lewis edges Pyles
Morgan Lewis snuck out a close win in the 100-meter hurdles at the Jesse Owens Classic on April 23 in Columbus, Ohio. Lewis and her Ohio State teammate Alexus Pyles finished at 13.23 and 13.24 respectively. The Buckeye duo flipped spots during the prelim round earlier in the afternoon. Pyles qualified for the final at 13.15, while Lewis finshied at 13.31 both times were winded aided at 3.8. In the final their times were wind aided at 2.5.
By Winners Only4 years ago in Unbalanced
Off The Field, Jackie Robinson Left A Legacy Of Black Entrepreneurship
In the 1950s and 60s, it wasn’t uncommon for David Robinson to tag along with his father, baseball legend Jackie Robinson, to the Apollo Theater in New York. David said his dad would “shoot the breeze” with friends who worked there.
By g0gutu4 years ago in Unbalanced
Confessions of a Matt Ryan Superfan
If you’re around my age and from Atlanta, there are few people as synonymous with your childhood as one Matthew Thomas Ryan. From the moment he was drafted in 2008 to his last snap played in Atlanta this past season, Matt Ryan (or Matty Ice, more on that later) injected fuel into a franchise looking to reshape its image after on-field mediocrity and off-field issues by its star players. He has enjoyed one of the most statistically significant careers in football history — living in the top 10 of almost every all-time Quarterback stat category — while also bringing the team to more success and more consistency than it had seen in its existence.
By Vivek Garimella4 years ago in Unbalanced
Is Matt Ryan poised for another MVP year?
Matt Ryan. Undoubtedly my favorite athlete and, as an unashamedly biased Falcons fan, the source of countless moments of joy – in addition to more moments to which I’d prefer we do not talk about. He was drafted by my Atlanta Falcons whilst I was the age of 11. My voice was squeaky, height was short, and the prior year’s MVP was Tom Brady’s first – at the age of 30. Of course, Peyton Manning would go on to win the subsequent two to follow, and Matt Ryan would eventually win his own in that 2016 Cinderella season. He achieved a lot in 14 years. Now I’m 25, and the legendary Quarterback leads the franchise in every notable stat and accolade. He will hold these records for some time, no doubt long after he is inducted into the hall of fame. His impact on the franchise has been immeasurable. Yet, that leads us to the present day. The all-time great Falcon was recently shipped to Indianapolis in exchange for a 3rd round pick. The value of the trade was significantly low, if we compare to the Matt Stafford trade a year before, but works more so as a cap based move to contribute toward Atlanta’s long rebuild. What’s next, though? I would argue that this move has put Matty Ice in the best position he has ever been throughout his illustrious career. The question being, can he finally win a ring?
By Martin S. Wathen4 years ago in Unbalanced
