Unfortunately, it was not Greg Schiano.
9. Texans Fans Had Something to Cheer For
Unfortuantely, it was because Matt Schaub’s ankle nearly snapped in half. Lets try to stay classy Houson.
8. Jaguars Cover the Spread in Denver
When they finish the season 0-16, at least they can
hang their hat on covering the largest point spread in NFL history.7. Packers Try to Choke, Hang on in Baltimore
In what was an oddly paced game from start to finish, Green Bay was fortunate to escape with a win after losing both Randall Cobb and James Jones to injury. Cobb will miss the next six to eight weeks.
6. Missouri Hammers Georgia
Missouri delivered their most impressive win since
joining the SEC in 2012. Sadly, the price of victory was the loss of their starting quarterback.5. Brad Keselowski Returns to Victory Lane
In what has been a forgettable season for the 2012 season, it was great to see Keselowski out-duel Kasey Kahne for the win Saturday night.
4. Pitching Dominates NLCS
We’re not sure if offense will show up at all for
St. Louis or the Dodgers.
3. Saints Piss Away A Win in New England
I
don’t know if will ever fully process the sequence of events that resulted in New England still winning after turning the
ball over on downs with three minutes to go, and throwing an interception with
just over two minutes left. A truly bizarre ending that only half of the
Gillette Stadium crowd stuck around to see.
2. Tigers Nearly No-Hit Red Sox in Game 1
1. Big Papi Game Tying Grand Slam Saves Red Sox in Game 2
The first two games of the ALCS brought back some memories from the epic ALCS and NLCS series in 2004. Detroit had all the answers in Game 1, but David Ortiz delivered a devastating blow in the bottom of the eighth that based on Game 3, appears to have swung the series.
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