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Based on fans expressing disappointment about Greg Schiano leaving Rutgers, one would think he was their Bear Bryant during his 11-year tenure as Rutgers head coach. Don’t count me as one of those folks that will miss Schiano. It’s great that he left to become the new Tampa Bay Buccaneers head coach. It was time for Schiano to move on.
Some B-days, hockey milestones and the Giants win SB XXV. See what happened this day in NY sports history by clicking below.
The Giants are just ten days away from playing the Patriots in the Super Bowl. Will these be the last ten days that Osi Umenyiora is a New York Giant? And could he be on the New York Jets wish-list?
Mel and Joe make the Hall, Pete takes charge, some B-days and hockey milestones. See what happened this day in NY sports history by clicking below.
Had Yankees slugger Jorge Posada wanted to continue playing professional baseball, it seems plausible he could have found a general manager somewhere willing to take a flyer on the 4x World Series Champion. In the end, however, the seventeen year vet opted for retirement, saying he "could never wear another uniform" and that he "will forever be a Yankee." Truer words are rarely said.
Yankees sold, Joe's knee gets fixed, hockey milestones and Giants win SB XXI. See what happened this day in NY sports history by clicking below.
B-days, hockey milestones, Mickey and Jackie get contracts and the Mets get new owners. See what happened this day in NY sports history by clicking below.
The past two years, the Jets rode a game-managing QB and a stellar defense to the AFC title game. Yesterday, two game-managing QBs fell short of a trip to the Super Bowl. The question now is, was Jets GM Mike Tannenbaum paying attention? Can you win in the league these days with a simple game-managing QB?
Lawrence Tynes cemented his place in New York Giants football history on the same field and same end where nearly twenty-one years ago Matt Bahr kicked Big Blue into Super Bowl XXV. Tynes 31-yard field goal in overtime lifted the Giants to a 20-17 win over the San Francisco 49ers in a NFC Championship game that lived up to the traditional great playoff games between the two franchises. Like four seasons ago when the...
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