Sports History Network Welcome to the first episode of Hello Old Sports! In our inaugural episode, Andrew and Dan introduce themselves to the audience and give a preview of some of the topics we’ll cover in the coming weeks. After that, we dive into the topic for Episode 1 and name the “Mt. Rushmores” for New York, Boston, … Read more
I can tell you this- I love my job. I love the people, the time, the work, and the situations that my job gives me. I’m sure you can say that about the jobs that you have had or have now. If you have a dream job, what would it be? When I was growing … Read more
If you have the chance to talk to some NFL legends such as Jerry Rice, Joe Montana, Steve Young, Joe Gibbs, and so many more, what would you ask them? Better yet, wouldn’t it be cool to write a book about the stories you learned from the interviews to share with the masses? That’s precisely … Read more
The Cincinnati Bengals were only playing pro football for two years by the time that the 1970 season began. As a new team, the Bengals were led by an old head coach…Paul Brown. Brown founded the Bengals in 1968, as he was given a chance to resurrect his career as the new merger led to … Read more
Last time, we talked about the 1999 Jacksonville Jaguars, who went undefeated against the rest of the NFL, except for the three games they played against the Tennessee Titans. Today, we’re going to talk about the Jaguars’ expansion counterpart, the Carolina Panthers – specifically, the 2001 Panthers, who won on opening day, then lost each … Read more