Elway Reflects on Mile High Era and Final Regular Season
John Elway recalls his rookie debut at Mile High Stadium on August 5, 1983 as he prepared for a Hall of Fame career. The piece notes 248 sellouts, altitude and weather as factors, and highlights memorable Broncos wins and playoff losses before Denver moves to a new stadium. Elway will attend the final regular season game at Mile High with family.
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Mile High moments Denver AP 52 years recap
Highlights span 1978 to 1993 including Broncos AFC titles and Elway comebacks. Notable games feature Craig Morton, Haven Moses, Jeremiah Castille’s strip, Earnest Byner fumble, and a 1992 playoff rally for a 26 24 win. Also Rockies baseball debut with Eric Young Jed leading an 11-4 win and record attendance.
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Illinois tops Missouri in OT for braggin rights
No. 5 Illinois outlasted Missouri 86 81 in overtime to win its fifth straight and claim bragging rights in the neutral court showdown before 22 089 at St Louis. Frank Williams scored the deciding basket and added six overtime points while Brian Cook led Illinois with 25 points and 11 rebounds as coach Bill Self hailed a strong finish.
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Moon's long career spans CFL to NFL glory and near Super Bowl夢
Moon recalls a dazzling 527 yard game against the Chiefs in 1990 and a storied path from CFL coach Hugh Campbell to the NFL with the Oilers. He reflects on playoff runs, a famed Bills comeback, and enduring doubts that shaped his career as he eyes potential NFL franchise ties and family memories.
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Stanford Nips Duke In Final Seconds At Pete Newell Challenge
Stanford overcame an 11 point deficit in the final four minutes to beat top ranked Duke 84 83 in Oakland. Casey Jacobsen banked in a fallaway jumper with 3.6 seconds left after Julius Barnes tied it at 79. Duke led 83 82 when Dunleavy missed two free throws with 14 seconds remaining. Jason Williams missed a driving layup for Duke as time expired.
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