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"And we'll see you tomorrow night!"
Kirby Puckett walked off the Braves and forced Game 7 on this day in 1991
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This was deemed a holding penalty on Florida State’s first 4th down touchdown.
Absolute disgrace to the sport. teapaw.org/TonyCMKE/status/211165…
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Minnesota beat Michigan earlier today, and this might the best postgame locker room video I've ever seen 😲😲
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Today is the final day without scheduled NFL or Division I football for two straight months. When you wake up Thursday, a stretch of 61 straight days with at least one football game await, until there is nothing on the calendar Dec. 1 or 2.
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Over 200,000 people singing the Salve Regina in Latin in Lourdes this evening with Pope Leo XIV.
The faith is alive!
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Adding insult to injury for Bears fans
The Vikings turned their home field into the Mickey Mouse Clubhouse
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Carson Wentz is the first reserve to throw 3 pass TD and 0 INT in a season-opening win since Fran Tarkenton on Sept. 17, 1961 🏈
That just so happened to be the first game in Vikings history and Tarkenton's first career game 🤯
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You know how every few years you’ll see footage that you’ve never seen before on 9/11 and wonder how you’ve never seen it before
Well that’s exactly what this is for me
Chris York is on a family vacation and most of his footage is on the rooftop of Liberty Court a few blocks away from the World Trade Center
In it, you see clear footage of the twin towers about a week before the September 11th attacks. Beautiful day, manhattan looks great.
Then there’s a long delay in his camera roll. When it resumes (1 minute mark) the north tower is struck. You can see the earliest first responders at the base of wtc1 - including battalion chief’s Joseph pfiefer
While Chris is filming, the South tower is struck, and he recalled later that he could physical feel the blast and the heat of the explosion.
In my opinion this is rare footage and perspective 500 feet above the streets and 500 feet below the strikes.
Never forget what took place 25 years ago today. Love and respect to those involved, those affected, and our great heroes who saved so many lives. Good bless America and its people

























