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10/11/2026

S5SSPORTS National Deaf Prep Rankings - 2026 High School Football
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10/04/2026

S5SSPORTS National Deaf Prep Rankings - 2026 High School Football
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09/28/2026

S5SSPORTS National Deaf Prep Rankings - 2026 High School Football
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09/26/2026

🏈 Quick Deaf Schools Football Showdown!

MSSD (2–2) takes on undefeated CSDR (4–0) at CSDR’s Homecoming!

Last week MSSD fell to Maryland 38–18 while CSDR trailed 18–12 at halftime before changing its game plan and storming back for a 58–24 win in the Bay Area.

Now MSSD is going for 3-2 or CSDR for 5–0! 🔥

DJ’s line: O/U 82.5 | CSDR -20.5 | MSSD +20.5

Best of luck to both teams 🏈 let’s go!

09/10/2026

Los Angeles Rams

The Rams, who originated in Cleveland in 1936 and spent 1946 through 1994 in the Los Angeles area before moving to St. Louis, came back to Los Angeles in 2016. The team traces their nickname to the college ranks. Principal owner Homer Marshman and general manager Damon “Buzz” Wetzel chose Rams because Wetzel’s favorite football team had always been the Fordham Rams. Fordham - Vince Lombardi’s alma mater - was a powerhouse at the time

09/10/2026

San Francisco 49ers
The 49ers, who began play in the All-America Football Conference in 1946, were named after the settlers who ventured to the San Francisco area during the gold rush of 1849

09/09/2026

New England Patriots

Seventy-four fans suggested Patriots in the name-the-team contest that was conducted by the management group of Boston’s original AFL franchise in 1960. “Pat Patriot,” the cartoon of a Minuteman preparing to snap a football drawn by the Boston Globe’s Phil Bissell, was chosen as the team’s logo soon after. While the first part of the team’s name changed from Boston to New England in 1971, Patriots remained.

09/09/2026

Seattle Seahawks
There were 1700 unique names among the more than 20,000 submitted in a name-the-team contest in 1975, including Skippers, Pioneers, Lumberjacks, and Seagulls. About 150 people suggested Seahawks. A Seattle minor league hockey team and Miami’s franchise in the All-America Football Conference both used the name in the 1950s. “Our new name suggests aggressiveness, reflects our soaring Northwest heritage, and belongs to no other major league team,” Seattle general manager John Thompson said. The Seahawks’ helmet design is a stylized head of an osprey, a fish-eating hawk.

06/13/2026

Take this quiz to see which World Cup team

Do you like teams that attack or park the bus? Our simulator will help you find your perfect match.

06/08/2026

The Land of Bronze Statues of the Los Angeles Lakers 🏀