For MAYBE three years in H-Town, but he fell off pretty quickly. The A's, however, are set for a while. Unless they F*** it up
Greatness: A sports collaborative timeline
Is the A's that's a 50-50 but if they get out the dump of Oakland would improve 60-40
I think that’s about the only MLB-worthy name. Surge is a better football name, and River Rats is far too minor league.
May 25, 1991: Cincinnati cancels its 1991 football game against Penn State and seeks a new opponent.
June 8, 1991: The sports world is hit with an earthquake as after four straight playoff losses to the Detroit Pistons, Michael Jordan demands a trade out of Chicago and perferably to a Western Conference team. Phoenix and Houston appear to be front-runners for his airness while San Antonio and the San Diego Clippers also have shown an interest.
June 10, 1991: The Chicago Cubs Mark Grace hits two home runs while San Diego’s Tony Gwynn also has a two homer game as the Cubs beat the Padres in a shootout in San Diego 11-10 in a game between the two NL Division leaders.
June 10, 1991: The Chicago Cubs Mark Grace hits two home runs while San Diego’s Tony Gwynn also has a two homer game as the Cubs beat the Padres in a shootout in San Diego 11-10 in a game between the two NL Division leaders.
1990 NASCAR Cup Series Champion: Dale Earnhardt
1991 Daytona 500 Winner: Ernie Irvan
1991 Winston 500 Winner: Darrell Waltrip
1991 Coca-Cola 600 Winner: Davey Allison
1991 Daytona 500 Winner: Ernie Irvan
1991 Winston 500 Winner: Darrell Waltrip
1991 Coca-Cola 600 Winner: Davey Allison
We can always rebuild them or throw them a bone. Maybe Shaq goes there down the line?
June 12, 1991: Defending national champion Georgia Tech cancels its season opener against Penn State.
June 13, 1991: Miami and Notre Dame also cancel games against Penn State.
June 13, 1991: Miami and Notre Dame also cancel games against Penn State.
Penn State concedes, but maybe collusion
June 16, 1991: Penn State says they will cancel the season, saying they can't find any suitable opponents.
June 17, 1991: Rumors begin to spread saying the NCAA pushed the teams that were on Penn State's schedule. The NCAA responds saying "the NCAA had no incentive to have opponents cancel Penn State."
June 17, 1991: Rumors begin to spread saying the NCAA pushed the teams that were on Penn State's schedule. The NCAA responds saying "the NCAA had no incentive to have opponents cancel Penn State."
June 19, 1991: Penn State offensive coordinator Fran Ganter becomes assistant head coach at Miami of Ohio. The same day, a frustrated Randy Walker takes the defensive coordinator position for the Cleveland Browns.
June 20, 1991: Miami of Ohio’s rival Ohio University fires head coach Tom Lichtenburg and brings in Nebraska running backs coach Frank Solich.
June 20, 1991: Miami of Ohio’s rival Ohio University fires head coach Tom Lichtenburg and brings in Nebraska running backs coach Frank Solich.