Today’s Nit Connections: The sports edition of hints, answers for 14. September # 356

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I lit when I saw the logo of my favorite team – Minnesota Vikings – in today’s Connection: Sports edition. It helped me solve the green category. If you are struggling, but still want to solve it, you are coming to hints and answers.

Connectivity: The sports edition publishes athletic, subscription on basic-sports journalist journalist newspapers owned. It is not displayed in Nit Games, but appears in the Athletic’s own application. Or you can play it online for free.

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Tips for today’s relationships: Groups of sports editions

Here are four hints for grouping in today’s relationships: a sports edition puzzle, ranked from the lightest yellow group to severe (and sometimes bizarre) purple groups.

Yellow Group hint: On your brand, become Send, Go!

Green Group tip: Have your team show.

Tip Blue Group: Steely Day The song has become a name.

Purple group hint: Huskies in January.

Answers for today’s relationships: Sports Edition Groups

Yellow group: Tracking and field equipment.

Green group: Purple and gold teams.

Blue group: Connected to A’ja Wilson.

Purple group: University of Washington Alumni.

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What are today’s relationships: Sports Edition Answers?

Yellow words in today’s relationships

The theme is for tracking and the field. Four answers are stick, hammer, obstacle and gender.

Green words in today’s relationship

The theme is purple and gold teams. Four responses are East Carolina, Lake, LSU and Vikings.

Blue words in today’s relationship

The topic is associated with the Wilson. Four answers are ASON, ASS, MVP and Southern Carolina.

Purple words in today’s relationship

The theme is the University of Washington Alumni. Four responses are the moon, a penic, plum and ROI.