It seems as though the Cincinnati Reds have been “rebuilding” for quite a long time now. And though the team has had a few somewhat successful moments scattered throughout the past few years, the Reds are certainly a shell of […]
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What is it like to step on a basketball court with victory in hand? What is it like to be “untouchable?” The 1995-96 Kentucky Wildcats basketball team answered those questions. After losing to a Massachusetts team led by Marcus Camby
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With Lou Piniella and the Nasty Boys, the 1990 Cincinnati Reds won the pennant and pulled off an upset for the ages
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From “Cow College” to the nation’s best “Horse University:” Auburn’s national champion equestrian program now ranks as collegiate equine elite
There was a time when nothing could reduce the iconography of one phenomenal run. In front of 90,000 screaming fans, O.J. Simpson, star halfback for the University of Southern California (USC) Trojans, took the handoff from backup quarterback Toby Page
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The Florida Gators’ run in 2008 after an upset at the hands of the Ole Miss Rebels became known as one of the greatest stretches of success in college football history. Led by head coach Urban Meyer and 2007 Heisman
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Tuscaloosa, AL – In Alabama Crimson Tide Football National Championship #17, Author Tommy Ford takes readers on a journey through Alabama’s 2017-18 championship season. With over 150 compelling images, all enclosed inside a durable slipcase, this book is certain to be
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When the alarm clock on Alabama’s season goes off this Saturday night in Orlando, will the Crimson Tide be awake? Last season, Alabama defeated Florida State in the grand opening of Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta. Even with all the pageantry
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When you think about the 1984 Detroit Tigers, the first name to come to mind is Alan Trammell, or maybe Kirk Gibson or Jack Morris. But probably not Willie Hernandez. Yet Hernandez accomplished something in 1984 that only two other
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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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