Tom Brady Beat Every NFL Team - Including the Patriots
How many quarterbacks have beaten all 32 NFL teams? Just four. Brett Favre. Peyton Manning. Drew Brees. And, of course, Tom Brady. Brady joined this exclusive group on October 3, 2021, when h...
Randall Cunningham's 91-Yard NFL Punt
Most people remember Randall Cunningham for his legs. Some remember him for his arm. Almost no one remembers the punt. But on December 3, 1989, in a game against the New York Giants, Randall ...
The Only Perfect Wonderlic Score in NFL History
The NFL Combine tests size, speed, strength - and smarts. Every year, prospects sit down for the Wonderlic test. Fifty questions. Twelve minutes. Logic, math, word problems, and reasoning. Most sco...
Howard +45: The Greatest Upset Ever
Biggest upset in college football history. On paper, it was a mismatch. A 45-point spread. Howard University was supposed to get flattened. UNLV had size, talent, depth. Howard had Caylin Newton and b...
Professional Gamblers Just Got Torched by Congress
Professional gamblers are about to get crushed. The Big Beautiful Bill changes everything. One key tweak: gambling losses can only be deducted up to 90% of winnings. That sounds small. It's not. It's ...
When Portland State Hung 105 on Delaware State
Want absurd? Try Portland State 105, Delaware State 0. It happened on November 8, 1980. NCAA Division I-AA football. The final score still doesn't look real. But it is. Portland State came in ro...
The Wayne Gretzky Rookie Card: Hockey's Most Coveted Collectible
The 1979 O-Pee-Chee Wayne Gretzky rookie card isn't just hockey's most iconic collectible - it's a symbol of rarity, imperfection, and market obsession. It came out of a low-budget Canadian print r...
When Nate Burleson Torched San Jose State Without Scoring
On November 10, 2001, Nate Burleson did something that still doesn't make sense. He torched San Jose State for 326 receiving yards. He didn't score a single touchdown. Let that sink in. Th...
The Only Scoreless Rose Bowl in History
The Rose Bowl has seen Heisman winners, national titles, and point totals pushing 100. But once - and only once - it ended scoreless. January 2, 1922. Washington & Jefferson vs. California. Fina...
The History of Game 7s in the NBA Finals
Game 7 in the NBA Finals. Nothing bigger. Nothing tenser. It's the ultimate stage, and history has plenty to say about it. There have been 19 NBA Finals Game 7s. The home team? They've won 15 of...
How Wayne Gretzky Almost Became a Winnipeg Jet
The greatest player in NHL history almost wore a different jersey. And no - not the Kings, not the Blues, and not the Rangers. Before he ever stepped onto the ice for the Edmonton Oilers, Wayne Gretzk...
Who are the Five Goalies That Won the Hart Memorial Trophy and Vezina Trophy in the Same Season?
Goaltenders often take a backseat in MVP conversations. The Hart Memorial Trophy, awarded to the NHL's most valuable player, has historically been dominated by goal-scorers and playmakers. But every s...
No Punts, No Problem: The Night the NFL Changed
When the Buffalo Bills faced off against the San Francisco 49ers on September 13, 1992, nobody knew they were about to witness history. What unfolded that Sunday afternoon at Candlestick Park wasn'...
The Time a Coach Suited Up To Play Goal in the Stanley Cup Finals
In Game 2 of the 1928 Stanley Cup Final, the New York Rangers lost more than just momentum - they lost their goaltender. Starter Lorne Chabot was hit in the eye by a puck early in the second period...
Who Were The Five Youngest Pitchers To Ever Throw a No-Hitter?
Over the course of Major League Baseball, approximately 320 no-hitters have been thrown. It's a fairly rare feat when somebody in their early 20s throws a no-hitter. In fact, pitchers aged 21 and ...
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