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sports

[spawrts, spohrts] / spɔrts, spoʊrts /


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The balancing act for students already is tough enough, with the amount of club teams growing in a lot of sports because it’s a lucrative business.

From Los Angeles Times

She feels it's "one of the few sports that's truly global and there's a glamour to it - it's part of the show and part of the appeal".

From BBC

But “The Madison” and “America’s Culinary Cup” have potential, and if you’re a cord-cutting sports fan, March Madness will be tempting.

From MarketWatch

“Complacency is a killer,” he told a crowd of about 50 last week at On the Kirb, an organic sports bar in the upmarket Houston neighborhood of Upper Kirby.

From The Wall Street Journal

He is known, among other things, for his flamboyant personality and the oversized clocks he wears around his neck — and, in recent years, as a staunch supporter of women’s sports.

From Los Angeles Times