Week of December 11th

Relive some of the greatest moments in Sports History

Episode Transcript

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Looking back at the world of sports. It's the iHeartRadio Weekend Sports Time Capsule.
What's happening, fellow sports fans atAndy West, and I'm here to
take you on a journey back tothis week in sports history. We'll start
off in nineteen thirty three, theNFL starts keeping official statistics, as the
Chicago Bears beat the New York Giantstwenty three to twenty one in the championship

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game. This week. In nineteenseventy two, the Miami Dolphins become the
first undefeated NFL team in the regularseason, going fourteen to zero. They
would win all three postseason games,including the Super Bowl. This week.
In nineteen eighty three, Detroit beatsDenver one eighty six, one eighty four
in triple overtime in the highest scoringgame in NBA history. Isaiah Thomas scores

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forty seven and John Long adds fortyone for the Pistons. Denver's Kiki Vanderway
had fifty one points. This week. In nineteen eighty eight, NBA expansion
team, the Miami Heat, wintheir first ever game, beating the LA
Clippers, snapping a seventeen game seasonopening losing streets. This week, in
nineteen ninety seven. Michigan's Charles Woodsonis the first defensive player to receive the

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Heisman Trophy in the sixty three yearsof the award. And this week in
twenty sixteen, and the biggest DivisionOne women's basketball route ever. Number three
Baylor overwhelms Winthrop one forty to thirtytwo. And that's just some of what
happened this week in sports history.The Weekend Sports Time Capsule on iHeartRadio