Read Rodge
Rodger ShermanRodger Sherman tells you what's weird about the sports you love and what to love about weird sports.
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The Old Man and the Sun
At 3-6, the Dallas Cowboys have many issues. But the most glaring problem—truly glaring, not in a metaphorical sense but a very literal one involving rays of powerful light—is that Cowboys players are unable to catch passes because they are...
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College football's biggest losers are thriving in 2024. Thank the transfer portal.
2024 has been a great college football season—big upsets, fun storylines, week after week with great games. And it might be the best season for Teams That Historically Suck ever.
The Trent Dilfer Debacle, a case study in why you need to believe in yourself
This is a newsletter about a college football team you probably don’t care too much about—but there are lessons to be learned even if you don’t care about mid-tier college football programs.
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