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Denver Broncos Fans Say You are IN-COM-PLETE!
Folks, it’s time for a fun fact about the Denver Broncos. Did you know that at Mile High Stadium they
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Cincinnati Steals Defeat From The Jaws of Victory
Yesterday the Bengals made a beautiful passing play to score a touchdown with 1:30 to go against the Steelers today,
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Wild Fun Facts About University of Mississippi Football
The University of Mississippi, also known as Ole Miss, began their football program in 1893. That year was also the first time open heart surgery was performed without anesthesia.
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Outrageous Fun Facts About Mississippi State Bulldog Football
Mississippi State’s football history started in 1895. That was an amazing year. That was the year of the very first commercial movie screening in history.
“It was a Star Wars Prequel called: Yoda – the Teenage Years.”
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Amazing Fun Facts About University of Missouri Football
The Missouri Tigers football program started all the way back in 1890. Wow. 1890 was a crazy year. That year John Owen was the first person to break the 10 second barrier for the 100 yard dash.
“10 seconds? What, in those days did they run with dead fish tied to their legs?”
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3 Crazy Fun Facts About Vanderbilt University Football
Vanderbilt University first played intercollegiate football in 1890. 1890 was an interesting year. That was the same year a guy named WB Purvis patented the fountain pen.
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Outrageous Fun Facts About University of Cincinnati Football
[powerpress] The University of Cincinnati started playing football in 1885, making it one of the earliest programs in the country.
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3 Amazing Fun Facts About Northwestern University Football
Northwestern football can trace its beginning all the way back to February 22, 1876. It was an exhibition game between Northwestern and the Chicago Football Club.
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3 Crazy Fun Facts About Maryland Terrapins Football
The Maryland Terrapins began playing football in 1892. In those days, they were known as Maryland Agricultural College, which made cheers difficult.
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When a Quarterback’s Favorite Receiver is Themselves
A high school quarterback for Eastside Catholic in Sammamish, WA, Zach Lewis, recently threw an amazing pass to…himself, and carried it in for a touchdown. He fired it off an opponent’s helmet, and it bounced right back to him, and he ran it in.
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