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Connect: Sports Edition offers some interesting categories today. Continue reading the tips and answers.
Connections: Sports Edition is no longer using Beta, making its debut in the Super Bowl on Sunday, February 9. This shows that the game has gained enough loyal players, and the sports game is The Athletic, a subscription-based sports news website owned by The The Times, will continue to be released. It does not show up in the NYT Games app, but now it appears in Athletic’s own app. Or, you can continue to play it online for free.
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Today’s contact tips: Sports Edition Group
Here are four tips for grouping in today’s connections: Sports Edition puzzles, rankings from the simplest yellow group to the tough (sometimes strange) purple group.
Yellow group tips: Team battle.
Green group tips: Lone Star Team
Blue group tips: Star DBS.
Purple Group Tips: Turn on the radio.
Today’s contact answer: Sports Edition Group
Yellow Group: Terms of the competition.
Green Group: University of Texas team.
Blue Group: The name of the Hall of Fame defensive back.
Purple Group: Music genre, but in sports terms
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What is the connection today: Sports version answer?
Complete Connection: The Sports Edition puzzle on March 16, 2025.
Yellow words in today’s connection
Theme is a competitive term. The four answers are cups, invitationals, series and tournaments.
Green Words in Today’s Connection
The topic is the University of Texas team. These four answers are Aggies, Bear, Cougars and Longhorns.
Blue Words in Today’s Connection
The theme is the name of the Hall of Fame defensive back. These four answers are champions, Deion, Ronde and Troy.
Purple Words in Today’s Connection
The theme is the music genre, but in sports terms. The four answers are big dances, checking swings, rock climbing and Utah jazz.
