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Made in Ada Wilson Football Festival
The Ohio city that makes the footballs for every NFL game, including the biggest matchup of the year, celebrates its pigskin heritage.
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The Ohio Town Where NFL Footballs Are Made
Every Wilson football that you’ve seen passed, kicked and punted by an NFL team this season had its start in the town of Ada.
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Explore Football, Food and Fun in Canton
Stark County is packed with good times, whether you want to explore the game of football, enjoy a movie under the stars or take a local food tour.
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Talking Football with Hall of Fame President Jim Porter
For this Canton native, leading the Pro Football Hall of Fame is a dream job. We talked with him about the institution and its role in preserving the legacy of the game.
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Earle Bruce on Ohio State Football and the Michigan Rivalry
In 2013, we talked with former Ohio State football coach Earle Bruce about his time on the sidelines, working with Woody Hayes and the fierce rivalry with Michigan.
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Ohio State Football: The ’68 Season
Eight of the men who played for and coached alongside Woody Hayes during the Ohio State Buckeyes’ 1968 season share the story of team’s road to a national championship in their own words.
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Take a Tour of Wilson Sporting Goods’ Football Factory
For more than 70 years, a tiny Ohio town has made every NFL football. Now you can experience Wilson Sporting Goods’ new football factory tour.
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Jon Gruden Talks Fatherhood and High School Sports
In 2016, we talked with the “Monday Night Football” analyst and Sandusky native about growing up in Ohio, his father and football.
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Visit the Massillon Museum that Pays Tribute to Football Legend Paul Brown
Paul Brown’s contributions to the game are legendary. The Massillon Museum celebrates the iconic coach and innovator with a wing dedicated to his life and legacy.
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Canton: Hall of Fame City Fun
The Pro Football Hall of Fame’s enshrinement and the events surrounding it put a spotlight on northeast Ohio. This year, there’s even more to celebrate.
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How Ohio Stadium’s Opening Ushered in a New Era of Sports
The Horseshoe was dedicated on Oct. 21, 1922. The moment marked the rise of both Ohio State Football and the construction of new stadiums across the nation.
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National Bobblehead Hall of Fame Releases Brutus Buckeye Version
The limited-edition figure gives a nod to the pop-culture phenomenon and is available for preorder now from the Milwaukee museum.
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National Book Award Finalist Chris Bachelder Talks Fiction and Football
The Cincinnati native discusses ‘The Throwback Special,’ a novel about 22 men who meet annually to re-enact one of professional football’s most gruesome plays.
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Canton Museum of Art Hosts ‘Scrimmage’
Celebrate America’s fall game with a collection of works stretching from the Civil War to modern day.
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The NFL’s First Game Was Played in Dayton
Here’s how America’s fall obsession took its initial steps in Dayton during the autumn of 1920 with a game between the Dayton Triangles and the Columbus Panhandles.
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Joe Thomas Talks Broadcasting and the Cleveland Browns
The retired Cleveland Browns tackle talks about his playing streak, his job at the NFL Network and how he expects his former team to do this season.
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The 1982 Freezer Bowl
In the winter of 1982, the Cincinnati Bengals and San Diego Chargers clashed beside the Ohio River in an AFC Championship matchup that remains one of the coldest NFL games ever.
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Season's Eatings
We asked Ohio State Buckeye bars with tasty food to share a recipe for one of their game-day creations.
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Urban Meyer Talks Ohio State Football
We talked to the Buckeyes head coach about motivation, preparation and what turns challenges into a championship.
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