Today in sports history November 20th, 1982. Simply known as “The Play” and it could be the most famous college football play of all time. We’ve all seen the play multiple times in our lives. But Cal-Berkeley was playing Stanford and a miracle was needed and it occurred. Today in sports history November 20, 1982: […] More
Today in sports history November 19th, 2004 the most infamous moment in the history of the NBA. The Malice at the Palace. After a hard foul by Detroit Piston’s Ben Wallace, Indiana Pacers’ Ron Artest (now known as Metta World Peace), walked around until he reached the scores table, and sat on the scores table. […] More
Today in sports history November 18th, 1985 Washington Redskin’s Quarterback Joe Theismann suffered what was one of the most gruesome knee injuries in history of the NFL. On Monday Night Football against the New York Giants on a fleak flicker out of all plays, Theismann was tackled by Taylor Lawerence and his leg went into […] More
Today in sports history November 17th, 2011. Denver Broncos quarterback Tim Tebow led a comeback win on Thursday Night Football against the New York Jets. This was the one of the signature wins during the Tim Tebow era in Denver. An era, that appeared that Tebow could not lose a game. Trailing 10-13 late in […] More
Today in sports history Novembe 16th, 2013 Auburn defeated Georgia 43-38 on a last second hail mary which was dubbed the Prayer at Jordan-Hare. The Number 7 ranked Auburn Tigers were down 38-37 against the 25th ranked Georgia Bull Dogs. It was 4th down and 18 when junior quarterback Nick Marshall threw a 73 yard […] More
Today in sports history November 15th, 1960. Elgin Baylor dropped 71 points for the Los Angeles Lakers at Madison Square Garden, the mecca of basketball. The Lakers won the game 123- 108 and Elgin Baylor added 25 rebounds to his 71 point total. In reality just thinking about the odds of someone like Baylor scoring […] More
Friend’s Arena is in just North of Stockholm, Sweden. And it is hard to imagine there will ever be a night quite like it’s inauguration, it is better remembered as the night Zlatan Ibrahomovich conqured England in a friendly for his home side Sweden. On November 14th, 2012 Zlatan Ibrahmovich led Sweden to a 4-2 […] More
Today in sports history November 13th, 1994. Barry Sanders runs wild. Barry Sanders had a career high 237 yards on this date in sports history. The Detroit Lions as usal were carried by Barry Sanders and Barry Sanders alone as they won the game 14-9. It made me wonder, is Barry Sanders the greatest running […] More
Today in sports history November 12th, 2004, Kobe Bryant welcomed Dwight Howard to the NBa with one of the most iconic dunks in Bryant’s career. It turned into one of the first meme’s in sports history and it remains an inconic dunk until today. Today in sports history November 12th, 2004. Kobe Bryant welcomes […] More
Today in sports history November 11th, 1995, Eddie George ran wild against Ohio State. Over 300 yards and three touchdowns for Ohio State over Illionois. Eddie George won the Heisman trophy at Ohio State and is one of the greatest running backs in college football history. Today in sports history November 11, 1995 Eddie George […] More
Today in sports history November 10th, 2012. Johnny Manziel led Texas A&M to the upset versus number 1 Alabama. Thus, Money Manziel was born. Johnny Manziel went on to win the Heisman trophy. Today in sports history November 10th, 2012 Money Manziel and Texas A&M upset number 1 Alabama pic.twitter.com/4vQReJ7ZHf — George Jarjour (@gjarjour) […] More
Today in sports history November 9th, 1984. Larry Bird and Dr. J had one of the most iconic brawls in NBA history. The two fought in the middle of the game. And the iconic picture of the two grabbing each other by the neck was etched into history. Today in sports history November 9, 1984. […] More