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A Long Time Gone Even 39 years after the Russians beat the American basketball team in the gold medal game at the 1972 Munich Olympics, the event inspires "we wuz robbed" anger from those old enough to remember the longest three seconds in sport's history. |
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Top 10: Memorable Field-Goal Attempts In the realm of field goals, there isn't much of a gray area. The kicks that are remembered are the ones that either lead to Adam Vinatieri-like success or Tony Romo-like colossal failure. Here are the top 10 most memorable field goal attempts. |
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July 28, 2006
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Rethinking the Fundamentals Each of the three U.S major sports has its share of conventional strategy that needs to start being questioned. |
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April 8, 2002
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