November 11, 2011 - Just have some random thoughts:
- First of all, thank you veterans!! Thank you for serving our country and for
protecting our freedoms!! You stepped up
when others didn’t and we appreciate your sacrifices.
- The Tennessee Titans and Carolina Panthers are playing each
other for only the fourth time ever.
Carolina won the first meeting in 1996, when Tennessee was still the
Houston Oilers, but the Titans won the other two. They last played each other in 2007.
- As with Tennessee and Carolina, the Baltimore Ravens play the
Seattle Seahawks for the fourth time ever this week. Baltimore also leads 2-1 and they last played
each other in 2007.
- The Washington Redskins play the Miami Dolphins this week. Miami leads the series 11-7, but the series
is 3-3 since 1987. They faced each other
in two Super Bowls. Miami won Super Bowl
VII over the Skins 14-7 to cap off their perfect season. Washington beat Miami ten years later in Super
Bowl XVII 27-17.
- In another multiple Super Bowl rematch, the Dallas Cowboys host
the Buffalo Bills. Dallas leads the
series 5-3 and hasn’t lost to the Bills since 1996. The Cowboys faced the Bills in two consecutive
Super Bowls. Dallas won Super Bowl XXVII
over Buffalo 52-17 and Super Bowl XXVIII over the Bills 30-13.
- Since we’re talking about NFL Championship rematches, let’s go
old school. The team once from Cleveland, the St. Louis Rams go to the
Dawg Pound to take on the Cleveland Browns.
Including the NFL Championship games, Cleveland leads the series
11-10. Cleveland beat the Rams for the NFL
Championship in 1950 and 1955. The Rams
beat the Browns for the NFL Championship in 1951.
- I haven’t talked about this in a while. The Valparaiso Crusaders own NCAA Division I’s longest active losing streak. They’ve lost 29 games in a row and go for number 30 this Saturday against the Campbell University Fighting Camels. Valpo's last win came in their second game of the 2009 season when they beat Concordia University of Wisconsin 20-17.
Have a great weekend everybody!!
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