In the 172-year history of the New York Times, a 96-point front page headline has only been used five times.
The first time is on this day in 1969 for the moon landing.
Other four? Nixon resigns, 1/1/00, Sept. 11 & Obama winning election.
@BWCFBS @BFW West Virginia losing to Pitt in 2007. If West Virginia wins and goes on to play in the National Title game, college football as a whole is completely different. Does the Big East still fall apart? Rich Rod still leave for Michigan? Does the SEC still have their run? @BFW
@hambonestrivia There are two pairs of universities named for their state (such as Indiana University or University of Michigan, not Michigan State or Texas A&M) that are in towns that share a name. What are those four schools? (Georgia and Ohio, Missouri and South Carolina)
@PRyanTexas@darrenrovell Having been there, I’m guessing this tweet was when Soto went 3/3 in the swing off. And it did kill the stadium. More alive for Ohtani than story
@PatMcAfeeShow Missed FG, 0 points when having the ball at the 1, Turay jumping switching a FG to a TD, and 6 drops. Any one of those doesn't happen and Colts are playing in KC next week
@hambonestrivia Realized later I had called one side SD instead of LA, but that’s fine. Also that was the Bears double doing year, but it’s the winners that matter!
@PNCBank I want to give kudos to Rebecca Harp at the Keystone Indianapolis location for helping me today. With the limits of having to use the drive through to complete a wire transfer, she was patient, friendly, and extremely helpful through the entire experience