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Blur (video game)
Blur is a 2010 arcade racing game by Bizarre Creations and Activision for Xbox 360, PS3, and PC, mixing licensed cars with Mario Kart-style power-ups; critically acclaimed (Metacritic 82) but a commercial failure that led to the studio's 2011 closure.
Blyth Tait
Blyth Tait (Robert Blyth Tait, born 1961, Whangarei) is a New Zealand eventing rider; four Olympics, four medals including Atlanta 1996 individual gold on Ready Teddy, and world titles in 1990 and 1998.
BMO Field
BMO Field, Toronto Stadium for FIFA World Cup 2026, is Toronto FC's soccer-specific stadium at Exhibition Place, opened 2007, expanded 2014-2016 and to 45,736 seats for six 2026 World Cup matches.
BMO Stadium
BMO Stadium, formerly Banc of California Stadium, is a 22,000-seat open-air soccer stadium in Exposition Park, Los Angeles, opened April 2018; home of LAFC (MLS) and Angel City FC (NWSL), with a 34-degree rake and 12-foot closest seats.
BMW Championship (PGA Tour)
BMW Championship (PGA Tour), formerly the Western Open (1899), is the penultimate FedExCup Playoffs event: top-50 field, no cut, rotating venues, $20 million purse, 2,000 points (750 from 2026).
BMW in Formula One
BMW in Formula One: German manufacturer as F1 engine supplier and constructor. Won the 1983 drivers' title with Piquet's Brabham M12/13 turbo, powered Williams 2000-2005, ran BMW Sauber 2006-2009 with one win, then withdrew.
BMX
BMX (Bicycle Motocross): cycling sport from 1960s California with two branches, BMX Racing (eight-rider 350-400 m sprint track, Olympic since 2008) and BMX Freestyle (judged tricks; Park is Olympic), governed by the UCI since 1993.
BMX bike
BMX bike (Bicycle Motocross bike): a 20-inch-wheel, single-gear bicycle from 1960s California, split into racing bikes (aluminium/carbon, no suspension) and freestyle bikes (park, street, vert, dirt, flatland) with pegs and trick-specific geometry.
BMX XXX
BMX XXX: 2002 M-rated BMX freestyle game by Z-Axis and Acclaim for PS2, Xbox, and GameCube; originally Dave Mirra Freestyle BMX 3, reworked with stripper videos, banned in Australia, censored on PS2, sold about 160,000 copies.
Bnei Sakhnin F.C.
Bnei Sakhnin F.C. (בני סכנין), also Ittihad Abnaa Sakhnin, is an Arab Israeli football club from Sakhnin in the Galilee, playing in the Israeli Premier League at 8,500-seat Doha Stadium. First Arab club to win the Israeli State Cup (2004, 4-1 over Hapoel Haifa) and to play in a European competition (UEFA Cup 2004).
Bō
The bō (棒), also called rokushakubō, is a wooden staff used as a weapon in Japanese and Okinawan martial arts, wielded through the art of bōjutsu.
Bo Bassett
Bo Bassett, or Bowen Bassett, is an American freestyle wrestler from Johnstown, Pennsylvania, who wrestled undefeated in high school and won the 2026 U20 world title.
Bo Bichette
Bo Bichette, MLB infielder, son of Dante Bichette; Blue Jays shortstop 2019-2025, two-time All-Star, twice AL hits leader, 2025 World Series Game 7 homer off Ohtani; now New York Mets third baseman.
Bo Dallas
Bo Dallas (Taylor Michael Rotunda, born May 25) is an American WWE wrestler from Brooksville, Florida; NXT Champion 2013, Raw Tag Team Champion with The B-Team, and since 2024 the masked Uncle Howdy leading The Wyatt Sicks.
Bo Hegland
Bo Åsulv Hegland (born 2004) is a Norwegian attacking midfielder for Djurgårdens IF in the Allsvenskan, formerly of Frigg, Lecce, and Moss; 8 goals and 14 assists in the 2026 league season.
Bo Horvat
Bo Horvat, Canadian NHL centre, New York Islanders captain (16th, named September 14, 2026); formerly Vancouver Canucks captain, traded January 2023; 300 career goals, 2026 Olympic silver medalist.
Bo Jackson
Bo Jackson (Vincent Edward Jackson, born 1962, Bessemer, Alabama), American two-sport star: 1985 Heisman Trophy at Auburn, MLB outfielder (Royals, White Sox, Angels) and Raiders running back, first athlete named to All-Star Games in two major sports, career ended by 1991 hip injury.
Bo Jackson (2020s running back)
Bo Jackson is an Ohio State Buckeyes running back (2020s), a Cleveland native and four-star recruit who rushed for 1,090 yards as a 2025 true freshman, the fifth Buckeye freshman to top 1,000 yards; distinct from the 1980s two-sport star.
Bo Levi Mitchell
Bo Levi Mitchell, Katy, Texas-born CFL quarterback (Eastern Washington), two-time Grey Cup champion and 2018 Grey Cup MVP with Calgary, 2016 Most Outstanding Player, now Hamilton Tiger-Cats starter through 2027.
Bo Lindman
Bo Lindman (Bo Sigfrid Gabriel Lindman) was a Swedish modern pentathlete and épée fencer who won Olympic pentathlon gold at Paris 1924 and silvers in 1928 and 1932, later chairing the Swedish Athletics Federation and serving as UIPM treasurer.
Bo Lingtang
Bo Lingtang (born 1970) is a Chinese race walker; his hand-timed 1:18:03.3 for the 20,000 m track walk, Beijing, 7 April 1994, was an IAAF-listed world record and remains the Asian and Chinese record.
Bo Nickal
Bo Nickal, American UFC middleweight and three-time NCAA wrestling champion (2017-2019) for Penn State, 2019 Hodge Trophy winner, 120-3 college record, pro MMA 9-1, faces Joe Pyfer at UFC 335.
Bo Nix
Bo Nix (born 2000) is an NFL quarterback for the Denver Broncos, drafted 12th overall in 2024 from Oregon after starting at Auburn; set NCAA 77.4% completion record and Broncos rookie passing records.
Bo Pelini
Bo Pelini (born 1967) is an American football coach, Nebraska head coach 2008-14 (66-27) and Youngstown State 2015-19, later LSU defensive coordinator, with a 100-55 head coaching record.
Bo Richter
Bo Richter is an American football outside linebacker for the Minnesota Vikings who entered the NFL in 2024 as an undrafted free agent out of the Air Force Academy, playing mainly on special teams.
Bo Scarbrough
Bo Scarbrough (born 1994) is a former American football running back from Eutaw, Alabama; a five-star Alabama recruit, 2018 Cowboys seventh-round pick, Lions back, and two-time USFL champion with Birmingham who retired.
Bo Schembechler
Bo Schembechler (Glenn Edward Schembechler Jr., 1929-2006), American college football coach, Michigan head coach 1969-89 at 194-48-5 with 13 Big Ten titles, winningest coach in Michigan history; also Miami (Ohio) coach, Michigan athletic director, Detroit Tigers president.
Board game
Board game: tabletop game played on a marked board with pieces moved by rules balancing chance and skill. Oldest sets include Senet and the Royal Game of Ur (c. 2600 BC); global market $15–20 billion in 2025.
Board game development
Board game development: the process from concept, prototyping, and playtesting to published product; covers designer vs developer vs publisher roles, royalty rates (SAZ 6-10% of net sales vs practitioner 1-5%), playtest iteration counts, and Kickstarter crowdfunding scale.
Board game mechanics
Board game mechanics are the recurring structural devices that shape what players do and how they win, including worker placement, area control, engine building, and card drafting.