It’s here!  A while back, we announced the “1st and Ten” Blog-A-Thon, and the day to kick it off is finally upon us.  The Midnite Drive-In and Dubsism are teaming up to bring you this event which coincides with the start of the American football season.  This blog-a-thon is dedicated to films or television programs either about the sport, those in which American footballers appear, or actors who were once players.

If you’re participating, once your piece is published, send the link either in the contact form below, by email at dubsism@yahoo.com,  or to The Midnite Drive-In at winthrop_j_quiggy@yahoo.com (or both since we are co-hosting) and we’ll take care of the rest!   

If you’re aren’t contributing, then please be sure enjoy all the fine reading which will be available, and make sure to like, share, and comment!

For future reference, you’ll also want to keep tabs on my Blog-a-thon page because that’s not only where projects are going to be announced for 2019 and beyond, but that’s also where you can see every blog-a-thon in which Dubsism has been a participant.

Participants in the ‘1st and Ten” Blog-A-Thon:

• Dubsism – Necessary Roughness (1991)
• The Midnite Drive-In – The Longest Yard (1974)
• ReelWeegieMidget Reviews – The Big Chill (1983)
• The Stop Button – Wildcats (1986)
• MovieRob – The Longest Yard (1974), The Longest Yard (2005), The Program (1993), The Expresss (2008), Trouble Along the Way (1953), The 5th Quarter (2010)
• Pale Writer – A discussion of Joe Namath’s appearance on the iconic 1970’s television series “The Brady Bunch.”
• Silver Screenings – The Freshman (1925)
• Sports Chump – Hooper (1978)
• MovieMovieBlogBlog – You Gotta Be A Football Hero (1935)
• In the Good Old Days Of Classic Hollywood – Father Was A Fullback (1949)

Let the blog reading begin!

Check out Dubsism’s Movies and Blog-A-Thons page for a full schedule of projects past, present, and future!

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