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Gameday Goods – Online Deal

$25 for $50 Worth of Collegiate- and Pro-Sports Gifts

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In a Nutshell

Online stock of collegiate- and pro-sports gear and memorabilia for kids and adults ideal for back-to-school and tailgating season

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  • Expires Oct 1, 2012
  • Online only. Must use promotional value in 1 visit. Shipping not included. Valid only for select products.
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Sports regalia can help you support your favorite athletes or impersonate them while driving their kids to school. Parent like a pro with this Groupon.

$25 for $50 Worth of Collegiate- and Pro-Sports Gifts

The online shop's vast collection of NCAA gear features Florida Gators pillows ($23.99), UCLA Bruins backpacks ($56.99), and Alabama Crimson Tide authentic mini helmets ($38.99).

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Gameday Goods's e-shelves overflow with sports apparel, gear, and memorabilia that represent all the professional sports leagues, but also collegiate teams such as Michigan, Syracuse, and Florida. Caps stitched with MLB team logos can cover heads or sit quietly next to a display of autographed baseballs, Buffalo Bills helmets, or Pittsburgh Pirates mugs resting on a rec-room bookshelf or car dashboard.

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If you're the owner of a proud dog, don't let it go to waste—teach it how to dance with you. Here are some tips to transform your dog into a regular Dog Astaire:

  • Dogs don't have shoulders, so support your body weight on the next closest thing—their ears.
  • To trick a dog into learning faster, promise it a reward, like a strip of dried meat or unlimited access to your nicest toilet.
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  • Keep your dog's nails trimmed. The prettier your dog feels, the prettier it will dance probably.
  • If your dog isn't having a good time, don't force it. The last thing you want is for it to decide to cut off communication with you when it's old enough to move out and live on its own.

Did Fred Astaire name his dog "Dog Astaire"?

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