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It has come to my attention that six companies have submitted serious bids for the naming rights to our new Santa Clara stadium. I've posted the shortlist below, complete with my argument "for" or "against" each contender.
It came down to the brilliance of John Harbaugh in the end. A once in a lifetime call secured the victory for one, as two brothers battled to the end during a spectacular game.
As a public service to those who know that the Super Bowl is being played but wonder what all the fuss is about, here is Outsports' annual "Super Bowl for the Clueless," the gay guide to the big game.
Two things are happening in this year's race to Super Bowl advertising greatness: 1. Early social buzz and engagement are critical. Nearly everyone'...
You'll notice some people at this special time, people who shouldn't be near a sporting event. Annoying people who ruin the game for you and others.
With so many people watching -- and watching the commercials, what can we learn about ourselves by what advertisers are trying to sell us, and the tactics they use to get us to identify with their brand?
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If there was any doubt as to why Forty-Niners coach Jim Harbaugh decided to go with the younger Colin Kaepernick than with Alex Smith. He proved them all wrong tonight. Making his playoff debut, Kaepernick outshined and outplayed Aaron Rodgers.
It's obvious Colin Kaepernick still has room for improvement. But since his promotion as the starting quarterback Kaepernick has captivated the fans, the organization and the head coach. Much to the success of his game winning performances, he pulled a rabbit out his hat today.
At this point in the season, change is for the good or for the best interest of the team. The time has come for two football teams to make a decision on their starting quarterbacks.
There'e no better way to bounce back from a game that meant absolutely nothing. Last week, quarterback Alex Smith suffered a concussion and the 49ers walked off the field in dismay after tying a game they felt they should've won.
I was never properly diagnosed with anxiety, but my whole family has a problem, and it doesn't take a genius to figure it out. The world could be melting into a pit of fire and I would still be worried about whether or not I have apples at home for breakfast.
The Forty-Niners 13-6 victory over the Seattle Seahawks put them back in first place of the NFC West. It was a duel between two of the best top defenses.
It was a record breaking Sunday. The San Francisco 49ers did something they have never done before. "Quarterback was near perfect," coach Jim Harbaugh said.
The fourth quarter of Sunday's game was the exact reason that the Jets acquired Tebow in the first place. Yet he was nowhere to be found.
Four plays, 67 yards in one minute and 12 seconds was all it took for the 49ers offense to complete a touchdown. The offense was near perfection on the opening drive and this was only the beginning.
