Week of November 27th

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
as a go and fellow sports fansat Sandy West, and I'm here to
take you on a journey back tothis week in sports history. We'll start
off back in nineteen forty seven,Philadelphia Warriors Howie Delmar sets the NBA record
for most consecutive missed shots in agame, going oh for fifteen in a

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loss to the New York Knicks.This week in nineteen fifty six, in
Wilt Chamberlain's first collegiate basketball game,he scores fifty two points. This week
in nineteen sixty eight, Major LeagueBaseball drops the pitchers mound from fifteen inches
to ten inches and the strike zonereduced from knees to shoulders to top of
knees to armpits to help hitters.This week in nineteen eighty seven, the

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New Orleans Saints hold off to Steelerstwenty to sixteen to assure themselves their first
winning season in their twenty year history. This week in nineteen ninety three,
Jacksonville, Florida was awarded the NFL'sthirtieth franchise, the Jacksonville Jaguars, with
debut September third, nineteen ninety five. This week in nineteen ninety four,

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six ranked Florida beats undefeated and thirdranked Alabama twenty four to twenty three in
the first SEC Championship game played inAtlanta. And this week in twenty thirteen,
in the seventy eighth Iron Bowl betweenAlabama and Auburn, Chris Davis races
one hundred and nine yards for atouchdown on the final play, catching a
missed field goal attempt to lift numberfour Auburn to a thirty four to twenty

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eight victory over number one Alabama.The game is now referred to as the
Kick six. And that's just someof what happened this week in sports history.
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