Podcast Episodes

Ohio State denied a win in East Lansing, Dr. J and Larry Bird Brawl in the Garden, and ‘The Greatest Offensive Battle in the History of College Football’ ended in 0-0 tie - This DiSH for Nov. 9

Episode 712

In 1974, Michigan State upset #1 Ohio State. The Buckeyes final TD was denied. It took 45 minutes for game officials and the Big Ten commissioner to determine who actually won it.

In 1984, Julius Erv…

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Jim Marshall went the Right Way, the 'Flea Kicker' game, and 'Rudy' Reutiger got his chance - This DiSH for Nov. 8

Episode 711

In 1958, Ohio State's Jim Marshall returned a blocked punt for a touchdown and followed that up later with an interception return for a touchdown. The guy who became known for going the wrong way on …

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Auburn Greased the Rails, Nebraska's Controversial Win over Michigan State, and Michigan Done in by a man named 'Tiny' - This DiSH for Nov. 7

Episode 710

In 1896, students at Auburn played one of the greatest pranks on the Georgia Tech football team.

In 2015,. Nebraska benefitted from a controversial call and referee review to beat undefeated Michigan…

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Holyfield-Bowe Fight Disrupted by Fan Man, College Football's Debut, and Art Modell Slips Out on Cleveland - This DiSH for Nov. 6

Episode 709

In 1993, it was the REPEAT or REVENGE fight outside at Las Vegas’ Caesars Palace between Evander Holyfield and Riddick Bowe. The fight became known for 'Fan Man' crashing into the ringside ropes and …

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Vikings' Jerry Burns 'F-Bomb' laden rant, George Foreman KO'd Michael Moorer, and The Rifleman broke the Rim - This DiSH for Nov. 5, 2025

Episode 708

In 1989, Minnesota Vikings Head Coach Jerry Burns went on a post-game rant defending his Offensive Coordinator Bob Schnelker.

In 1994, 45-year old George Foreman shocked the boxing world, knocking out…

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From Plane Crash Survivor to Ryder Cup Winner, Bears Living the Charmed Life, and Reggie Jackson nearly an Expo - This DiSH for Nov. 4

Episode 707

In 1951, golfer Skip Alexander won 8 and 7 in his singles Ryder Cup match. The amazing thing is that he was even on the golf course after being the sole survivor of a plane crash 14-months prior.

In …

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Ed 'Too Tall' Jones' Boxing Debut, the birth of Fantasy Football, and the Brooklyn Knight's Big Reveal - This DiSH for Nov. 3

Episode 706

In 1979, retired Dallas Cowboy Defensive End, Ed 'Too Tall' Jones stepped into the boxing ring for the first time.

In 1962, a meeting between Oakland Raider team officials and a reporter led to what …

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Bill Shakespeare authored a Notre Dame win, the Cubs won the World Series, and Mike Tyson killed?! - This DiSH for Nov. 2

Episode 705

In 1935, Notre Dame scored twice in the final two minutes to beat Ohio State 18-13.

In 2016, the Chicago Cubs won the World Series.

In 1990, Golden State and Denver combined to score 320 points. It's t…

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Pascual Perez murdered, Six TDs and still taking the 'L,' and Seabiscuit beat War Admiral - This DiSH for Nov. 1

Episode 704

In 2012, former MLB pitcher Pascual Perez was found dead after a home invasion.

In 2005, the New Orleans Hornets opened their season in Oklahoma City. What happened on this day and the next two years…

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Monster Trade in the NFL, Cannon Blast in Baton Rouge, and another Greg Norman Horror Show- This DiSH for Oct. 31

Episode 703

In 1987, the Indianapolis Colts pulled off a 3 team, 10 player trade to land Eric Dickerson.

In 1959, LSU's Billy Cannon returned a punt 89-yards for a touchdown that turned out to be the game winner …

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