Dueling sports in one season fuels debate among youths
Nancy Justis reports on the controversy of youths playing two sports in a season. She outlines benefits such as resilience and competitiveness, but warns of risks like reduced playing time, injury, burnout, and study disruption. Guidance from NFHS and trainers stresses maturity, recovery, and limiting cross‑sport commitment.
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National Athletic Trainers’ Association
Streaming entangles sports watching across leagues and platforms
The piece argues cord cutting worsens sport access as NFL, NCAA, NBA and NHL move toward streaming. It details rising costs, from base wifi to bundles, and notes games appear on Netflix, Amazon, Peacock, ESPN, and network partners. It predicts fewer TV boxes and more app based viewing.
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Fantasy Football Do's and Don'ts for Success
Practical guide to enjoying fantasy football with tips for beginners and veterans alike. Emphasizes involvement pay dues understand league rules and explore formats like Guillotine Vampire and salary cap leagues for varied challenge and fun. Encourage gut decisions and friendly banter while avoiding unnecessary risk and hostility.
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