Podcast Episodes

Young Tom Morris First Ace at the Open Championship, Rocket Launched Twice, and 184 MPH on a bicycle - This DiSH for Sept. 16

Episode 658

In 1869, Young Tom Morris holed the first Ace in a major golf tournament.

In 1989, Raghib ‘Rocket’ Ismail ran back two kickoffs for TDs against Michigan in a 24-19 win. It was the second time Rocket …

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Ali's final win, a whole lot of work for nothin', and the Moonlight Graham of Pitchers - This DiSH for Sept. 15

Episode 657

In 1978, Muhammad Ali beat Leon Spinks to win his third

In 1969, Steve Carlton struck out 19 and lost to the New York Mets

In 1971, Larry Yount was brought in to pitch in his major league debut but nev…

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"The Worst NASCAR Race Ever", Marshall Faulk's 'best day on a football field,' and Nick Kyrgios 'worst meltdown' - This DiSH for Sept. 14

Episode 656

In 1969, tire issues caused concern among NASCAR drivers at the brand new track at Talladega. It led to a 17-driver boycott.

In 1991, San Diego State freshman running back Marshall Faulk set a new ru…

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Young vs. Kelly, no punter needed, First 2-pt conversion in college football, and Jake LaMotta played possum - This DiSH for Sept. 13

Episode 655

In 1992, San Francisco' Steve Young and Buffalo's Jim Kelly went head-to-head in an offensive air assault. It became the first NFL game with zero punts.

In 1981, the Atlanta Falcons scored 31 points …

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Serena Williams' meltdown cost her the match and $82,000, No Flies and No Ties for Johnny Miller, and Niki Lauda returned to the track - This DiSH for Sept. 12

Episode 654

In 2009, Serena Williams exploded at a linesman after a foot fault. It cost her the match and a record amount of money.

In 1992, Michael Chang and Stefan Edberg played a record setting marathon match…

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Pete Rose hits 4,192, an unusual no-hitter, and the Wildest High School Football Game - This DiSH for Sept. 11

Episode 653

In 1985, Pete Rose picked up hit number 4,192 to pass Ty Cobb as the all-time MLB hits leader.

In 1906, Boston Americans right fielder Jack Hayden and his teammate, second baseman Hobe Ferris got int…

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Stunned in Stillwater, 'The Holy Roller,' and an imposter 'wins' the Olympic Marathon - This DiSH for Sept. 10

Episode 652

In 2016, Central Michigan benefitted from an officiating error to get an untimed down and then shocked Oklahoma State on the final play.

In 1978, the Oakland Raiders pulled off the 'Holy Roller' to b…

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Gold Medal Heist in Munich, Sandy Koufax Perfection, and Spygate uncovered - This DiSH for Sept. 9

Episode 651

In 1972, the US Men's basketball team had their Gold Medals stolen from them by the Soviets and FIBA.

In 2020, the Atlanta Braves scored 29 runs to set a new National League record.

In 1965, LA Dodger…

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Cleveland Browns found a unique way to lose, Wilma Rudolph - the unlikeliest of Olympic champs, and Bert Camparneris played all 9 positions - This DiSH for Sept. 8

Episode 650

In 2002, the Kansas Chiefs beat the Cleveland Browns on an untimed field goal after Dwayne Rudd took off his helmet before the play was over.

In 1960, Wilma Rudolph became the first female track athl…

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Chester Marcol scored a TD?, Jake Delhomme's coming out party, and ESPN debuted - This DiSH for Sept. 7

Episode 649

In 1980, Green Bay kicker Chester Marcol scored the game winning touchdown against Chicago.

In 2003, Carolina Panther QB Jake Delhomme sparked a second half comeback to beat Jacksonville Jaguars.

In …

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