James Dator is a Senior Staff Writer at SB Nation. He covers a wide range of topics within the sports realm, including NFL, NBA, and the Olympics, with a focus on competitive sports, sports business, and broadcasting. His work has been featured in SB Nation.
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By: James Dator
At this point there’s nothing to gain from continuing with Cousins.
Squirrel brain, anyone?
Yes, there’s a very real chance Captain Kirk is traded next year.
By: James Dator
You’re a mean one, Mr. Hornet.
It’s been one hell of a week for Doug Gottlieb. The coach of the Green Bay Phoenixes, still pulling double duty on Fox Sports Radio got roasted by Adam Schefter for his team’s horrible start to the season — and it just got much, much worse.
By: Mark Schofield, James Dator, Joseph Acosta
Let’s rank every team in the College Football Playoff by their chances of winning the national championship.
In the first-ever ‘F1 Court’ SB Nation asked whether Red Bull was right to pick Liam Lawson
By: James Dator
Yes, this is real.
By: James Dator
Two movies, both with a football theme, both terrible.
The Patriots’ rookie is playing well beyond his years.
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