Three-peat
Third consecutive win puts Brad Keselowski in elite NASCAR company
Darlington Raceway
It’s the NASCAR track so steeped in tradition that it has two nicknames. Darlington Raceway, the 1.366-mile layout carved into the South Carolina countryside, is known as either “The Lady in Black” or “The Track Too Tough to Tame.” And
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Tiger Stadium
Known as “Death Valley” by LSU fans who love it and visiting fans who hate it, Tiger Stadium is generally considered one of the nation’s toughest college football atmospheres in which opposing teams play. The 102,321-seat venue, the third-largest stadium
Sanford Stadium
Say the words “Between The Hedges” and most Southeastern Conference (SEC) football fans immediately know you’re talking about Georgia’s Sanford Stadium. While six other SEC schools now feature hedges of some type around at least part of their playing surfaces,
Davis Wade Stadium at Scott Field
As surprising as it may be to all but the most diehard of Mississippi State football fans, Davis Wade Stadium at Scott Field in Starkville, Miss., is the second oldest among Football Bowl Series (FBS) schools and fifth oldest in
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Like father, like son
First career NASCAR wins for Chase, Bill Elliott bear striking similarities
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Worst to First
The start of a dynasty in 1991 helped Atlanta Braves shed label as National League laughingstock.
Sixkiller
It is, without a doubt, one of the greatest names ever found on a college football roster. One of those names that, once you say it, just keeps spinning around and around inside your head. One you’ll remember for a lifetime. Sonny Sixkiller.
Mike Matheny’s place in Cardinals’ history
It may surprise some baseball fans to know that when the St. Louis Cardinals fired Mike Matheny on July 14, he departed as the fifth-winningest manager in the storied franchise’s history. Though his squad struggled to a 47-46 mark before
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Moorhead looks to become MSU’s winningest first-year head coach
Mississippi State fans are certainly expecting new head coach Joe Moorhead to continue the winning ways of Dan Mullen, who won 59 percent of his games (61-42) in nine seasons as MSU head coach. If the Bulldogs’ track record
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