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If you descend from Wisconsin or Dallas, today Communications: Sports Edition Contact your name. Read on to get hints and answers.

Communications: Sports version outside the experimental version now, and it appears for the first time Super Ball SundayFebruary 9. This is a sign that the game has gained a sufficient number of loyal players, as the sports sports site based on the Times owned subscriptions will continue to publish it. It does not appear in the NYT Games app but it now appears in the private ATHLETIC app. Or you can continue to run it for free online.

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Today’s contacts: sports edition groups

Here are four tips for gatherings in Connections: Sports Edition Puzzle, ranked from the easiest yellow group to a difficult purple (and sometimes strange).

Tip of the yellow group: Those who chant and distort.

Green group hint: America dairy.

Blue Group hintWearing helmets with a star.

Purple group hintFake hoops.

Answers to communications today: Sports edition groups

YellowPeople in the stands.

Green groupWisconsin athletes.

Blue GroupQBS.

PurpleFantasy basketball players.

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What are the contacts today: Answers to the sports version?

Yellow words in contacts today

The topic is people in the stands. The four answers are the crowd, fans, spectators and supporters.

Green words in contacts today

The topic is a sportsman. The four answers are Badger, beer, Back and Baker.

Blue words in contacts today

The topic is QBS. The four answers are Aikman, Prescott, Romo and Staubach.

Purple words in contacts today

The topic is fictional basketball players. The four answers are Air Bud, Chitwood, Moon and ShutTlesworth.