Vast U S sports boom sparks debate on lasting impact
The piece argues the current sports surge across baseball football racing and more may fade but notes two major pro football leagues could fit in this nation. It highlights the New York Giants and Cleveland Browns breaking attendance marks and praises backfield stars Blanchard and Davis. Bob Neyland returns to lead Tennessee now.
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