Looking for a title: the 49er defense has no catchy nickname, just the most dominant unit in the league

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Deion Sanders left the San Francisco 49ers for the Dallas Cowboys in 1995, but the defense completed the season with a higher ranking than when Sanders was there. The defensive unit includes such stars as Ken Norton, Jr, Merton Hanks, Dana Stubblefield, Gary Plummer, Tim McDonald, and Bryant Young.

San Francisco Forty-Niners

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Football pop quiz

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Questions and discussed answers on NFL play include the importance of defense for teams attempting to get to the Super Bowl, the importance of a quarterback with a high efficiency rating, and the need to keep the average age of skill-position players at 30 or younger.

Tests, problems and exercises, Evaluation, Football players, National Football League

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America's Teams

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The Cowboys, Bulls, Braves and Notre Dame Fighting Irish are the most popular teams in their sports with fans all over the country, winning them the nickname of America's Teams. The teams' credentials and their coverage by the media are discussed.

Cover Story, Basketball teams, College sports, Baseball teams, University of Notre Dame, Chicago Bulls, Atlanta Braves, Dallas Cowboys

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