We talk the remarkable facts and storylines surrounding the most memorable sporting events. Can an Olympic game really improve diplomatic relations between countries? Do courtrooms determine the fall of franchises? From famous upsets, or the rise and fall of teams, leagues, and athletes, we discuss the details of how one single event can shape sports histories for years to come. Like or fade the pod. But if you don’t tweet it, did it happen? Join us @OFRPod
On Further Review: A Sports History Podcast
Claim This Podcastby Cameron & Micah
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19 episodes
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Podcast Overview
We talk the remarkable facts and storylines surrounding the most memorable sporting events. Can an Olympic game really improve diplomatic relations between countries? Do courtrooms determine the fall of franchises? From famous upsets, or the rise and fall of teams, leagues, and athletes, we discuss the details of how one single event can shape sports histories for years to come. Like or fade the pod. But if you don’t tweet it, did it happen? Join us @OFRPod
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March 13, 2022
March Madness - Heartbreak City
NCAA March Madness Tournament 2006, UCLA faces Gonzaga and National Player of the Year front runner Adam Morrison with an Elite 8 berth on the line. While the majority of the game played out like a normal tournament game, the last 1:30 are undeniably one of the craziest, most electric final seconds of a game with this magnitude. Pure joy for the victors and, in the words of legendary announcer Gus Johnson: "Heartbreak City!" for the losers.
January 22, 2022
Bowl Games Review & NFL Playoffs
<p>Micah and Cameron recap their highlights from the Bowl Season & Wildcard Weekend and look ahead to the NFL Playoff's Divisional Round.</p> <p>Please consider donating to Gail Gaudet's medical GoFundMe account:</p> <p>gofundme.com/gailgaudet</p> <p><div class="gfm-embed" data-url="https://www.gofundme.com/f/gailgaudet/widget/small/"></div><script defer src="https://www.gofundme.com/static/js/embed.js"></script></p>
December 24, 2021
USC - TEXAS 2006
In this review we look back at USC vs Texas in the 2006 Rose Bowl National Championship Game. In the "Granddaddy of them all", two undefeated teams put their long win streaks on the line and a chance for the glory of being crowned the best team in the nation. The game comes down to the final minute with the legendary Keith Jackson proclaiming "4th and 5 the National Championship on the line"... the rest, as they say, is history.
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