Sports History Network Since today is Black Friday, and because I don’t want to run out of NFL ideas too quickly, today, we’re going to talk college football, specifically, the rivalry that made Black Friday a college day: Penn State vs Pittsburgh. This article is also a podcast from the Football Attic if you are interested in listening, … Read more
Tiny ETH bets feel light because they don’t look like the money use every day. Instead of seeing a round number in regular currency, see a string of decimals and token balances that feel more like points in a game. When the stake shows up as a tiny fraction of ETH, it is easy for … Read more
There are many incredible stories from the history of the NFL. Many individuals could be considered the “Forrest Gump” of the NFL. Bill Curry is one of them. He happened to be present at some of the most pivotal moments in league history, in the huddle with some of the “giants of the game,” and … Read more
Today we have Super Bowl II, between the NFL champion Green Bay Packers and the AFL champion Oakland Raiders. Played on January 14, 1968, this game was known as the Second AFL-NFL World Championship Game. The old Orange Bowl stadium in Miami was the host of this Super Bowl, and it would also host Super … Read more
On December 24, 1978, the extension of the NFL’s very first 16-game regular season and two more playoff teams resulted in the league’s very first Wildcard Playoff Weekend. Two more teams would increase the total number of teams per conference to make the playoffs to five each. You would have your three division winners in … Read more