Today’s NYT Connections: Sports Edition Hints, Answers for July 12 #292

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Today’s Links: Sports publication He has one of the classic purple categories you are, here you don’t understand this before you have answered others. Need help? Read for hints and answers.

Connections: Sports publication is now outside the beta to debut now Super Bowl SundayFebruary. NYT does not appear in the application of games, but now athletics does not appear in its own application. Or you can continue to play online for free.

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Tips for today’s connections: Sports publication groups

Four hints for groups in today’s relationship: Sports Publishing Puzzle is sorted from the easiest yellow group to a harsh (sometimes strange) purple group.

Yellow group clue: Show me the state.

Green group light: The state of the old line.

The blue group sign: Gridiron adults.

Purple group clue: The names start from a particular creature.

Answers for today’s relationship: Sports publication groups

Yellow group: Missouri teams.

Green group: Maryland teams.

Blue group: Fame room football coaches.

Purple group: Sports or conditions that start with a sport or animal.

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What are today’s relationship: Sports publication responses?

Yellow words in today’s relationship

The subject is Missouri teams. Four answers are Blues, Cardinals, Chiefs and Royals.

Green words in today’s relationship

The subject is Maryland teams. Four answers are Maryland, Navy, Orioles and Ravens.

Blue words in today’s relationship

The subject is a fame salon, football coaches. Four answers, levy, Madden, Noll and Shula.

Purple words in today’s relationship

The topic is the sports people or conditions beginning with an animal. Four answers, batter, grip, cow and dogleg.