Football History of November 18
November 18 is more than just another date on the calendar—it’s a landmark day that cuts across the entire spectrum of football history. From…
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November 18 is more than just another date on the calendar—it’s a landmark day that cuts across the entire spectrum of football history. From…
↗Born on November 18, 1969, in Elizabeth, New Jersey, Raghib “The Rocket” Ismail burst onto the national scene at Notre Dame, instantly becoming one…
↗The Night the Title Dream Died in Ames November 18, 2011. For the No. 2 Oklahoma State Cowboys, this was supposed to be a…
↗Warren Moon shattered expectations by becoming a dominant quarterback in both the CFL, where he won five straight Grey Cups, and the NFL, where…
↗Jack Tatum, famously known as “The Assassin,” revolutionized the safety position with his hard-hitting, yet highly skilled style of play. A dominant defensive back…
↗On November 18, 1961, the college football world was reminded that in-state rivalries are where championship dreams go to die. The mighty Texas Longhorns,…
↗Born on November 18, 1934, Paul Wiggin became the definition of defensive consistency, first as a dominant “stopper” at Stanford and then as an…
↗It was a clash for the ages, bearing all the weight a college football game could carry: the AAWU Conference title, a guaranteed Rose…
↗The rivalry between Ohio State and Michigan is arguably the fiercest in all of sports, but on November 18, 2006, it transcended rivalry and…
↗We post many articles about players in the Pro and College Football Halls of Fame, but many other individuals are not yet recognized with…
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