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On the first day of the season, Notre Dame coach Frank Leahy addresses his squad of 70 or so candidates trying out for the 1947 Irish football team.
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Depends if he gets a ring or not… with a ring top 10… without top 15
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If you still have Discord you can come hang with us in the Phoenix in the Fire Discord server. We still have that up. We probably won’t be starting the group series until sometime next year at the earliest.
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The drive was 10 plays for 71 yards, taking 3:58 off the clock.
This marked Heap's fifth touchdown reception of the season and his second straight game with a touchdown.
#Ravens #RavensFlock
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For McNair, it marked his seventh passing touchdown of the season.
Before this game, McNair had gone two straight games without a pass TD.
#Ravens #RavensFlock
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For the second straight year, Brett Bodine won the #NASCAR Busch Grand National Series #TriCityPontiac200 at Bristol International Raceway on August 22, 1986, leading 161 of 200 laps and besting Dale Earnhardt by 1.4 seconds.
It was his third and final win of the season.
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The 2004 Sharpie 500 program cover, featuring artwork by Sam Bass. The painting is called "Drive Out Loud!"
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For the third consecutive year, Jeff Gordon won the #NASCAR Nextel Cup Series #Sharpie500 pole at Bristol Motor Speedway on August 27, 2004, blistering around the 0.533-mile short track in 14.930 seconds (128.520 m.p.h.).
#Team24 #24Ever
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This was Gordon's sixth pole of the season and 52nd of his "Cup" career.
#NASCAR #Sharpie500 #Team24 #24Ever
For the third consecutive year, Jeff Gordon won the #NASCAR Nextel Cup Series #Sharpie500 pole at Bristol Motor Speedway on August 27, 2004, blistering around the 0.533-mile short track in 14.930 seconds (128.520 m.p.h.).
#Team24 #24Ever
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With his win in the #NASCAR Nextel Cup Series #Sharpie500 at Bristol Motor Speedway on Aug. 28, 2004, Dale Earnhardt Jr. coined the slogan "It's Bristol, baby!" during his post-race interview after winning and becoming the first driver to complete the weekend sweep at the track.
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Earnhardt Jr. passed Jeff Burton for the lead on Lap 416 and took off to win by 4.4 seconds over Ryan Newman.
This was Jr's fourth win of the season and the 13th of his career.
#ItsBristolBaby #NASCAR #Sharpie500
With his win in the #NASCAR Nextel Cup Series #Sharpie500 at Bristol Motor Speedway on Aug. 28, 2004, Dale Earnhardt Jr. coined the slogan "It's Bristol, baby!" during his post-race interview after winning and becoming the first driver to complete the weekend sweep at the track.
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The 2022 Bass Pro Shops Night Race program cover, commemorating the 2021 Food City 300 finish and the post-race altercation between Kevin Harvick and Chase Elliott from last year's race.
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Chase Elliott missed out on a win in the #NASCAR Cup Series #BassProShopsNightRace at Bristol Motor Speedway on September 17, 2022, by .458 seconds.
It was Elliott's 11th top-five finish of the season.
#di9
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The King - Richard Petty - won his 127th and final career pole in the #NASCAR Winston Cup Series #Volunteer500 at Bristol Motor Speedway on August 25, 1979.
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Richard Petty led the final 65 laps and lapped the field to win the #NASCAR Winston Cup Series #Volunteer500 at Bristol Motor Speedway on November 2, 1975.
Petty became the first #NASCAR driver to surpass $300,000 in single-season earnings.
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The win was his 177th career victory, the 13th and final win of the 1975 season, and the icing on the cake for the year as The King earned his sixth #NASCAR Grand National / Winston Cup championship.
#Volunteer500
Richard Petty led the final 65 laps and lapped the field to win the #NASCAR Winston Cup Series #Volunteer500 at Bristol Motor Speedway on November 2, 1975.
Petty became the first #NASCAR driver to surpass $300,000 in single-season earnings.
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For many years, Bristol's second event of the year was scheduled for July - a brutally hot time in Tennessee. Track owner and promoter Larry Carrier requested another date from #NASCAR to ease the heat effects on his fans, and the 1975 race was scheduled for November.
Richard Petty led the final 65 laps and lapped the field to win the #NASCAR Winston Cup Series #Volunteer500 at Bristol Motor Speedway on November 2, 1975.
Petty became the first #NASCAR driver to surpass $300,000 in single-season earnings.