As the Jacksonville Jaguars prepare for the 2010 season, without question the face of the franchise is that of All-Pro running back Maurice Jones-Drew. Amid the intense heat and humidity of the North Florida summer, no player’s star shines brighter among the assembled group of talent toiling their way through training camp on the grounds of the newly named EverBank Field.
During his four NFL seasons, Jones-Drew has averaged a whopping 13.5 touchdowns per campaign. This production has well outpaced the numbers of Pac-10 rivals Reggie Bush and LenDale White. The USC backs were chosen with picks two and 45 in the 2006 draft, while Jones-Drew, the San Francisco Bay Area native and former UCLA standout, fell all the way to pick number 60.
Since LeBron James’ 
In a previous article, iFollo.com analyzed one of the most glaring negatives of the new Yankee Stadium, 
The South Bronx intersection of 161 Street and River Avenue is home to the most hallowed grounds in all of American sports. From 1923-2008, the original Yankee Stadium stood to the south and west of this very distinct part of the world. “The House That Ruth Built” witnessed 26 World Championships, the most significant NFL game in history (1958 NFL Championship Game) and a bevy of noteworthy boxing matches, college football games and even religious gatherings. The stadium’s unparalleled history, combined with the