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To become an NFL star, Travis Kelce had to give up his first love

When Butch Jones became the coach at Cincinnati in 2010, he kept hearing the same thing. “Everybody kept telling me probably the most talented individual we had on our team was a kid by the name of Travis Kelce,” Jones said. “But he fancied himself as a quarterback.”
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A Grip on Sports: Yes, the Super Bowl is the weekend’s star but if you delve deep enough, you might just find something else to hold your TV interest

A GRIP ON SPORTS • Everyone knows the Super Bowl is on Sunday afternoon. And by “everyone,” I mean even those folks whose paychecks depend on programming sports in such a way that draws the most eyeballs. It’s why there is only one sporting event available to watch once the game kicks. Why get into a steel cage with King Kong?
Sports >  Outdoors

As Boundary Waters reservations for 2025 get snapped up, changes to system are considered

U.S. Forest Service officials who oversee the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness (BWCAW) once again pleaded with visitors not to stockpile and hoard entry permits as the annual feeding frenzy for those reservations went live last month. “Please reserve only what you need,” said Joy Liptak VanDrie, a Forest Service spokeswoman. “We’re showing a high percentage of cancellations and no-shows.” ...
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Carson Wentz is back in the Super Bowl, just not the way he wanted

NEW ORLEANS – The first time Carson Wentz went to the Super Bowl, all he wanted to do was make it back. “Fuel,” Wentz called it. Sidelined by the first what-if of a career that would be haunted by them, he watched his Philadelphia Eagles teammates win without him. He cherished the experience, but it felt painfully incomplete, like a dream in black and white.