Howie Long. Eight Pro Bowls. Super Bowl XVIII champion. NFL Hall of Fame class of 2000. Defensive end who made the Oakland Raiders defense one of the most feared units in football history for over a decade. Now a Fox Sports analyst for thirty years. Chris Long. Defensive end. Eleven NFL seasons. Two Super Bowl […]
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Jim Harbaugh is one of the most accomplished coaches in football history. He won a national championship at Michigan in 2024. He took the San Francisco 49ers to a Super Bowl. He has led the Los Angeles Chargers to back-to-back playoff appearances. His son Jay is a special teams coordinator for the Seattle Seahawks. His
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In 1980 Billy Beane was eighteen years old and the most hyped baseball prospect in the country. The New York Mets drafted him with the twenty-third overall pick. He turned down a full scholarship to Stanford. He chose baseball. He spent the next eight years proving that the scouts were wrong and the scholarship would
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