scott91575 said:

I think Tony Perez's two run homer on Bill "the spaceman" Lee's "Leephis" pitch in game 7 of the 1975 World Series was bigger. So were the two RBI hits that tied the game (Rose) and then gave the Reds the lead (Morgan).

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Magua said:

I'm a little behind on FTWD. I've heard horrible things about Season 5 and that's where I am at in order to catch up. Trying to decide if I want to dedicate 16 hours of my life to catch up. Probably will eventually. Anyone here up to date?

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I'm up to date and season 5 was meh

Onebuckfan said:

My bad MJ died in 09 and is no 1 at 400 million.

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'ok, he probably sucked at hockey...

WoodyWorshiper said:

Archie Manning, hands down.

This guy is watching his sons making mega-millions and the sad thing is that neither one of them could have carried the old man's "Jock."

Withn any type of decent talent around him, Manning would have been the equal to, if not better than, Unitas, Montana, Graham, etc. etc.

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The NCAA will will find a way to treat that as some sort of violation...

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9. BOBBY HOYING, 1995
As a senior, Bobb Hoying played on one of the greatest Ohio State teams ever. With Terry Glenn out wide and Eddie George in the backfield, the Buckeyes' offense was deadly. Hoying helped Glenn have the greatest season by a wide receiver in program history, throwing for over 9.5 yards per pass attempt (second in school history) with a passer rating of 163.4 (fifth in school history).

Hoying ended his career with the most career completed passes in Ohio State history (498 completions), beating Art Schlichter's mark by one completion, and passing touchdowns (57 TDs).

Lot of gold in this thread. Props to @Jake on the Scriptian necrobump.

BB73 said:

In roughly chronological order:
The Addams Family

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Born: March 30, 1930 (age 90 years), Baltimore, MD

NorthCoastKid said:

Good for him to get some exposure with different programs if the plan is for him to eventually replace LJ.

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Let's hope that isn't anytime soon, I want Larry Johnson to stick around as long as possible.

Jaxbuck said:

They going to move him to DT?

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He'll be the next starting QB

HelpIsOntheWay said:

whatchumacallits

then nestle crunch

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Jake said:

31-0? No problem.

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At the time, that tied for the largest comeback in Division I history. The other 31-point comeback was QB'd by Maryland's Frank Reich against Miami, FL; which was just before Flutie nailed them in November, 1984. Two straight gut-wrenching losses for the team that had another one on Jan. 3, 2003.

Frank Reich went on to also set the largest NFL comeback record of 32 points in the playoff game between Buffalo and Houston, which was ten years to the day before the glorious 31-24 2OT game in Arizona.

What if it is April Fool prank??

Wimbledon 2020 cancelled in response to coronavirus pandemic

https://www.theguardian.com/sport/2...ancelled-response-coronavirus-pandemic-tennis

Wimbledon Men - Who Wins?

The Super 70s Sports Guy:

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studepaber said:

We all know Donkey Kong is the best game ever

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jwinslow said:

I'd rather focus on all of the tall studs that lost to tiny little spud webb in the dunk contest :)

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Spud Webb is listed at 5' 6''.
https://www.basketball-reference.com/players/w/webbsp01.html

Seriously...this is just getting comical, I can't remember it ever being this bad for that retched state up north. I couldn't feel bad for them even if I tried.

Saints' Drew Brees encounters rattlesnake on walk, draws reaction from startled coach

New Orleans Saints quarterback Drew Brees, like many Americans stuck inside their homes due to the coronavirus outbreak, has taken walks to alleviate some of the negatives from sitting at home all day.

While there are no would-be tacklers on Brees’ walks, the one-time Super Bowl champion posted Sunday he had to dodge a rattlesnake instead.

“The baby rattlesnakes were out today… Saw them on the late afternoon walk with the dogs,” he captioned on a picture posted to Instagram.

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The post caught the attention of his coach Sean Payton, who had recently been cleared of coronavirus. He reacted to Brees’ post on Twitter.

“Let's find a different route. Ok?” he wrote.

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Entire article: https://www.foxnews.com/sports/saints-drew-brees-rattlesnake-walk-coach-reaction

This thread needs more pics.