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featured Book Review: The League That Didn’t Exist. A History of the All-America Football Conference, 1946-1949

Of the five major sports leagues in North America, one has had more than its fair share of challengers. Indeed, the National Football League (NFL) has endured over half a...

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Yes, Virginia Had a Pro Basketball Team Called the Squires

A total of 12 franchises played in the original American Basketball Association (ABA), playing in over 30 different cities from the league’s inception in 1967 until four of its remaining...

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Goodnight to The Ghoul

At first, people thought it was another gag foisted on us by The Ghoul. Instead, one of Cleveland’s most beloved TV icons indeed left us on the most appropriate of...

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A Brief History of The Cleveland Force

Cleveland loves its Browns, Cavs, and Indians. However, there was a time when a fourth pro team, one that played an odd version of the world’s most popular game, captured...

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12 Defunct Football Leagues: A Quick Guide

The National Football League (NFL) was formed in 1920 as the American Professional Football Association. It adopted its current name in 1922. It had the pro football landscape all to...

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I.R.S. Records Was a Groundbreaking Record Label

I.R.S. Records was perhaps the single most important record label of the post-punk/new wave era. It was founded in 1979 by Miles Copeland and Jay Boberg. Copeland was already an...

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Remember the NFL Playoff Bowl?

It is a long forgotten relic of football’s golden age. For 10 seasons, from 1960 to 1969, the National Football League (NFL) played a postseason exhibition game called the Playoff...

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Average quality

looked great.

Nice shirt. Good quality.

Love the feel and fit of the shirt, but I don’t like the print. When I opened the package and held up the shirt my immediate reaction was that there was a printing quality issue. However, it matched the image of the shirt on the website. I zoomed in on the image to find the graphic has intentional “breaks” within colors, I assume this was a choice made to make the shirt look older, like it was from the original Full House run? My opinion is that it just makes all the lettering harder to read.

I reached out twice. The image on this shirt was poor quality and no-one even responded!! I even sent a picture! I will not order again. I bought 3 shirts and were happy with the other 2. The lack of customer service has me left unhappy especially since the shirt was a gift

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