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  <title>260: The World Football League - With Ryan Hockensmith</title>
  <description> We revisit the endlessly fascinating World Football League - and its enigmatic founder/first commissioner Gary Davidson - with ESPN.com senior writer Ryan Hockensmith (&amp;quot;The Renegade Who Took On the NFL [And the NBA and the NHL]&amp;quot;). &amp;amp;nbsp; Drawing on recent interviews with Davidson, former NFL defectors Larry Csonka &amp;amp;amp; Paul Warfield, and previous podcast guests  Howard  Baldwin &amp;amp;amp;  Upton Bell, Hockensmith delves into some of the more memorable (and a few of the truly unbelievable) historical moments in the WFL's brief mid-1970s existence - all one-and-a-half seasons of it. &amp;amp;nbsp; The tales are tall, but the history is real - and Hockensmith makes it seem as fresh and vivid as the original events themselves nearly 50 years after its flashy debut and quickly spectacular flameout.  </description>
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