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Keith Urban will help kick off the NFL's 94th season on Thursday (Sept. 5) in Baltimore, leading into the season opener between the Baltimore Ravens and the Denver Broncos. But the New Zealand-born singer reveals that he's actually deeply loyal to one special team -- one who won't be playing tonight.

When your favorite football team loses, it may make you sick to your stomach. Now, research shows it may make you sick to your rapidly-expanding stomach.

The 2013 Smith-Cotton Tigers Football season is here. Be sure to follow the Smith-Cotton Tigers all season long with Al McCurdy bringing you the play-by-play for the 2013 season on 92.3 BOB-FM.

Join us as we highlight high school football games in the area for our Game of the Week. I will bring you the play-by-play each Friday. We are looking forward to another successful season and wish all the area teams good luck this upcoming season.

Football is a contact sport, even if you’re one of the reporters covering the game.

Think you’re the top football expert in Sedalia? Make your picks here for every regular season pro football game this year. If you pick more games correctly than anyone else – including Rob, Doug and Kaleb – you win a shot at $10,000!

'Sunday Night Football' intro singer Carrie Underwood isn't the only one who gets to be a part of America's favorite pastime. Keith Urban and Danielle Bradbery will perform at the kickoff of NFL's 94th season, making it a must-watch event for all country music fans ... even if you aren't into football.

Sedalia's radio home of the Kansas City Chiefs is on 92.3 BOB-FM. Listen for all the action, all season long as the Chiefs, led by Head Coach Andy Reid, head into the 2013 season.

Normally, Carrie Underwood is featured alone on the side of tour buses, but this time, she is just one of the boys. The 'Sunday Night Football' bus, ready to hit the road this football season, pictures the gorgeous songstress alongside of a whole slew of football favorites.

Rumors have been swirling about what the next step is for the Mid-Missouri Outlaws after going 0-12 in their debut season in the CPIFL.  According to multiple Outlaws players, the team will not be competing in the CPIFL next year.  Instead, they will return to the Central Plains Football League, an outdoor league the Outlaws debuted in back in 2007.