Does @gusjohnson actually watch the game when he’s calling it? He’s always so delayed in his calls. Totally missed that fumble in real time.
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Kirby Puckett hit a walk off homer in the 11th inning of Game 6 in 1991 to keep the Twins alive, one year after Minnesota had finished dead last.
Earlier that same night he'd gone up against the Plexiglas in left to rob Ron Gant. Charlie Leibrandt threw the pitch in the 11th, and Jack Buck told everybody watching that he'd see them tomorrow night.
The Twins won Game 7 1 to 0.
Which worst to first turnaround is the best?
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Kirby Puckett, Game 6 of the 1991 World Series, Twins one loss from elimination against Atlanta. In the third inning he went up against the Plexiglas in left center and took extra bases away from Ron Gant.
In the 11th he led off against Charlie Leibrandt and hit the walk off homer that forced Game 7. Jack Buck on the call.
"And we'll see you tomorrow night!"
Jack Morris threw ten shutout innings the next night.
Minnesota hasn't won a World Series since.
Who's the biggest fan favorite ever?
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September 24, 1994: 15-point underdog #17 Washington (@UW_Football) beats #6 Miami 38-20 snapping Miami’s 58-game home winning streak.
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September 23, 1985: On Monday Night Football, Seahawks quarterback Dave Krieg with a great throw to Danny Greene for the touchdown against the Rams on a crazy play.
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Dawgs in the House.
Say WHO?! Say WHAT?!
The Boeing Apple Cup • Sun • 1:00pm.
The Greatest Setting in College Football
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Base camp is over. Purple all the way up. On the offensive • no Dawg summits alone. 🐾🙌
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New chapter. Same purple. The all-time leading rusher in Washington history has something to say to the Dawg fans who watched every yard. Myles Gaskin @MylesGAS forever a Dawg. ☔️🙌
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A decades-long tradition gets a new fan component in 2026.
Before the Huskies make their way from the locker room to the tunnel - and then the field - fans will be invited to participate in a custom rendition of the “Say Who, Say What” chant.
Led by the on-field emcee, UW Spirit and the Husky Marching Band, fans will help call the Dawgs out for the team entrance. Arrive early and get loud!














