The 10 Greatest Texas-Oklahoma Games Ever Played
Five Longhorn wins, four Sooner wins and the 1984 tie: the 10 greatest Red River games, from the Superman play and Dicker the Kicker to the 2008 shootout at number 1.
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The 10 Most Devastating Losses in Dallas Cowboys History
From Jackie Smith's drop in Super Bowl XIII to The Catch, the Dez no-catch and the 48-32 wild-card wipeout: the 10 Cowboys losses that still hurt, ranked, after Thursday night's loss to the winless Bucs.
On This Date: Dean Smith Walks Away With 879 Wins and a Team Built to Win It All (Oct. 9, 1997)
On Oct. 9, 1997, Dean Smith retired with 879 wins, a record at the time, and left Bill Guthridge a team that went 34-4. Would Dean have won it all? Probably not.
The Capitals Debuted 52 Years Ago Today. Here Are the 5 Worst Losing Streaks in Sports History
The 1974-75 Capitals, the 0-21 Orioles, the 26-game Bucs, Prairie View's 80 straight and Anthony Young's 27: the 5 worst losing streaks in sports history, and how each one finally ended.
On This Date: Don Larsen Throws the Only Perfect Game in World Series History (Oct. 8, 1956)
70 years ago today, Don Larsen retired all 27 Brooklyn Dodgers in Game 5 of the 1956 World Series. It's still the only perfect game ever thrown in the postseason.
The Superdome Has Seen Everything. Here Are the 10 Biggest Nights in Its 51 Years
Eight Super Bowls, 6 Final Fours, Ali's third title, the Stones' indoor record, the Undertaker's streak, a blackout and a hurricane shelter. The 10 biggest nights in the Superdome's 51 years.
On This Date: Georgia Tech 222, Cumberland 0 (Oct. 7, 1916)
On Oct. 7, 1916, John Heisman's Georgia Tech beat a Cumberland team of fraternity brothers 222-0, still college football's most lopsided score. It started with a baseball game.