Sports History Network Well, I have refrained from discussing this topic, because I know that it will inspire plenty of debates, but I must give in and talk about it here. It’s probably one of the most common topics for any pro football historian who studies this time period. Who were the greatest quarterbacks in the decade of … Read more
Sports betting has a rich history in the United States, with each state contributing its unique chapter to the narrative. Kansas, known for its fervent sports culture, has also played a significant role in this history. In this article, we will explore the fascinating journey of sports betting in Kansas, from its early underground days … Read more
The New York Mets franchise began with seven losing seasons in a row, 1962–1968. But in 1969, they shocked the baseball world by going 100–62 in the regular season and winning the World Series. For the next three seasons, they won 83 games and finished third in their division. In 1973, they again shocked everyone … Read more
In spite of a noticeable uptick in calls for legalizing sports betting in Georgia over the past few years, the state has done nothing to address the issue as of April 2024. Issues such as the appropriateness of a statutory approach vs. a constitutional amendment, the appropriateness of tax rates and license fees, and the distribution … Read more
Football (soccer), like many sports, is a game not only of skill but also of confidence. The machinations of a player’s mind, when properly managed, can elevate them above the rest to the pantheon of football greatness. “When you win, you don’t get carried away. But if you go step by step, with confidence, you … Read more