Day: September 17, 2022

DICK’S Sporting Items Expands Resale Partnership With SidelineSwap

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Published 08-31-22

Submitted by DICK’S Sporting Items

Dick's Trade In Event.

During 50 new trade-in functions in 2022, DICK’S athletes can resell their applied athletics equipment and receive a DICK’S e-present card quickly for the benefit of their gear

DICK’S athletes can hope to find even a lot more SidelineSwap activities in 2023

At first released on DICK’s Sporting Merchandise News Centre

PITTSBURGH, August 31, 2022 /CSRwire/ — DICK’S Sporting Goods and SidelineSwap, the world’s major on the net market for new and used sporting items, are increasing their partnership to supply a series of 50 new trade-in occasions in seven states by means of the end of 2022. DICK’S Sporting Goods and SidelineSwap have previously held 10 profitable trade-in functions at four DICK’S spots.

At trade-in occasions, athletes can trade their used sports activities gear and obtain DICK’S reward cards to use in direction of their subsequent acquire. Athletes also have the solution to donate all or a portion of their trade-in benefit to select community sporting activities organizations. Things that do not qualify for trade-in can be donated or recycled responsibly.

DICK’S athletes who attended the pilot trade-in functions before this yr gained $78 in reward cards, on common, for their made use of equipment and 100% of athletes surveyed mentioned they would be interested in reselling their applied athletics equipment at minimum once for each 12 months.

Distinct DICK’S spots – in Pennsylvania, California, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Delaware, Illinois, Indiana and Ohio – and dates for forthcoming gatherings can be identified on https://www.dickssportinggoods.com/s/athletics-trade-in. The partnership will develop to additional markets in 2023.

According to Brendan Candon, CEO of SidelineSwap, “We’re fired up to broaden our resale partnership with DICK’S Sporting Items. In a new survey conducted by BBMG1, 62% of buyers surveyed explained that makes could do

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FSU, Kansas, Duke lead surprising college football starts

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Forty names, games, teams and minutiae making news in college football, where stubborn old Iowa can rank last in the nation in yards per play (2.8) and still not feel the need to make a quarterback change:

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The Atlantic Coast Conference (21) has eight undefeated teams and a 19–4 nonconference record. Last year, just five ACC teams made it to 2–0. For a league known for many years as Clemson or Bust, it’s good to have some more schools making headlines. (Three other ACC teams are ranked, after the No. 5 Tigers: No. 13 Miami, No. 16 North Carolina State and No. 19 Wake Forest.)

On Saturday the ACC took the show on the road and held up well, going 5–1 in nonleague play. That included upset victories by Duke and Louisville, plus the return of Wake Forest quarterback Sam Hartman earlier than some had expected to lead the Demon Deacons past Vanderbilt. North Carolina won consecutive road games and is averaging 51.3 points despite leading receiver Josh Downs missing the past two contests (freshman quarterback Drake Maye is legit).

The most surprising ACC teams to date:

Florida State (22). The Seminoles very nearly blew a sure victory against LSU in the final minute Labor Day night, but nevertheless held on for a rare ACC victory over the SEC. (Last year the record was 8–1 in favor of the SEC.) FSU is off to its first 2–0 start since 2016, which tells you how bad it’s been in Tally in recent

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