news.com.au: Football team caught under tent collapse

A CANOPY covering Dallas Cowboys practice field collapsed during a severe thunderstorm yesterday, with local media reporting several people injured, including at least one coach for the NFL team.

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US Magazine: Pal: Kim and Reggie "Are Definitely Going to Get Married and Have Babies"

Kim Kardashian and Reggie Bush seem like the perfect pair, even to their friends!

See photos of Kim and Reggie's most romantic moments.

Brittny Gastineau, the socialite who starred in E!'s Gastineau Girls, revealed to Usmagazine.com that she believes fellow reality star Kardashian and her footballer beau will have a very happy future.

"I think Kim and Reggie are definitely going to get married...
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Digital Spy: Danielle Lloyd faces infidelity row

Danielle Lloyd is caught up in a cheating row with her latest footballer boyfriend Jamie O'Hara.

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NY Times: Basketball Standout Is Jets’ Work in Progress

J’Nathan Bullock played basketball the last four years at Cleveland State, but he has returned to his high school football roots as an undrafted free-agent tight end with the Jets.

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NY Times: Jack Kemp, Star on Field and in Politics, Dies at 73

Mr. Kemp was a former football star turned congressman who with an evangelist’s fervor moved the Republican Party to a commitment to tax cuts as the central focus of economic policy.

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NY Times: Jack Kemp, Star on Field and in Politics, Dies at 73

Mr. Kemp was a former football star turned congressman who with an evangelist’s fervor moved the Republican Party to a commitment to tax cuts as the central focus of economic policy.

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NY Times: LeBron James: Two Sports, One Superstar

LeBron James said that football was his first love, and it is not difficult imagining him as an N.F.L. player. Had he not entered the N.B.A., he could be hauling in touchdowns instead of alley-oops.

Source: NY Times