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Friday, December 17, 2010
Sports History
1933 - The Chicago Bears defeated the New York Giants in the first National Football League interdivisional championship game. The Bears won 23-21.
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1967 - Noland Smith (Kansas City Chiefs) ran a kickoff return 106 yards to set an NFL record.
1984 - Dan Marino (Miami Dolphins) set NFL season records for touchdowns (48), completions (362) and yards (5084).

1991 - The NBA's most one-sided game took place when the Cleveland beat Miami 148-80.
1993 - FOX outbid CBS for the National Football Conference TV package.

1994 - George Foreman was a guest on "Saturday Night Live."
2000 - Terrell Owens (San Francisco 49ers) caught an NFL-record 20 passes for 283 yards and a touchdown against the Chicago Bears. The previous record was held by Tom Fears (Los Angeles Rams) with 18 catches on December 3, 1950, against the Green Bay Packers. Owens also broke Jerry Rice's franchise record of 16 receptions set in 1994 against the Los Angeles Rams.
Labels: Dan Marino, George Foreman, NBA, NFL, Saturday Night Live, Terrell Owens
Monday, December 7, 2009
You just ......had to know .....this was coming.
From the crew at Saturday Night Live.......and Hulu.com:
Labels: Hulu, NBC, Saturday Night Live, Tiger Woods
Monday, May 18, 2009
You know you have made it when..........
Saturday Night Live.....does a spoof on you. Charles Barkley and his network.....TNT were the butt of this latest SNL skit.
Kenan Thompson does not do a good Charles.......but the white guy sure looks a lot like Ernie....and SNL does a great job pointing out just how annoying all those on screen promos for upcoming shows are for us fans........who just want their sports.
Take a look:
Courtesy of YouTube....
Labels: Charles Barkley, Saturday Night Live, TNT, You Tube



