By Rich Mancuso/ Sports Editor The big game is Sunday, Kansas City Chiefs vs. San Francisco 49ers. A National holiday for football fans and those who take in the game and watch the commercials. This year advertisers spent close to […]
By Rich Mancuso/ Sports Editor Victor Mastrovinceno a resident of Morris Park is a renowned historian of pro and college football as it pertains to events on the field and has chronicled moments with Bronx significance. With Super Bowl Sunday […]
Cam’s ‘SUPER’ growing pains by Chris Saunders When Cam Newton arrived in the Bay Area last Sunday, his Versace pants made him the talk of the nation. When Newton leaves, he’ll still be the talk, but for all the wrong […]
The Real Colonel Sanders Is Back. Yet Again. Seriously. KFC Debuts New Celebrity Colonel During Sunday’s Pregame And Live Stream LOUISVILLE, KY/PRNewswire/ — Kentucky Fried Chicken® continues to re-introduce the “real” Colonel Sanders in its newest ad starring actor/comedian/writer/producer Jim Gaffigan. […]
Battle in Santa Clara By Chris Saunders Back in September, thirty two team entered the 2015 season of making it to the Super Bowl, with only half having a realistic shot of making it to the promise land. On Sunday, […]
Super Bowl 50 and a Bronx Connection By Rich Mancuso The Peyton Manning storyline of Super Bowl 50 and his possible last game on the gridiron is a major emphasis of the big game Sunday as the Denver […]
More Bronx Football History and the Super Bowl… By Victor Mastro The Modern Era Since 1973 Pro football has not been played in the Bronx since 1973. Nevertheless, the Bronx continues to contribute to the sport. At the […]
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