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Last week, the NCAA’s Football Issues Committee granted a four-year license to the New Era Pinstripe Bowl for 2010-2013.  This decision by the committee marks the first time that it has licensed a bowl on a four-year cycle instead of taking the traditional year-by-year route. What better place to host these bowl games than in the pinstripe kingdom itself—Yankee Stadium. The Yankees are extremely proud to offer the use of their home field to this event. Yankees President Randy Levine stated, “Yankee Stadium was built to be a premier destination not only for baseball but for other exceptional and memorable events. The tradition of ...

If you’re an avid New York/Jersey sports fan, then last night was a huge night for you as well as an exhausting one if you were constantly flipping channels for four hours like myself. Boston fans were especially sad last night when considering baseball and basketball. The waterworks in Atlanta and Stanford were not far behind. Note: Most of these teams (with the exception of the Rangers), did win on the road. What does this say about New York, New Jersey and Connecticut teams? Do these athletes handle the pressures better when they’re not playing in their respective home ...