Will Justify take the Triple Crown?
May 24, 2018
After winning the Preakness, Justify heads to the Belmont Stakes on June 9—but, will he
After winning the Preakness, Justify heads to the Belmont Stakes on June 9—but, will he
The Preakness Stakes, second in horseracing’s Triple Crown, is May 19, and Derby winners often
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The Lexington, Kentucky-based Keeneland Racecourse mini-meet goes through April 27, with exciting races each weekend
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The next two weekends should be a betting paradise, culminating with the $16 million Pegasus
It’s opening week for the 2018 race handicapper. Dave Bontempo has some tips to reset,
As the 2017 season was winding down, horse racing finally entered the modern age regarding
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November 13, 2022: The Vikings defeated the Bills in overtime, 33–30. After rallying from a 27–10 deficit, Minnesota trailed 27–23 when quarterback Kirk Cousins failed to score on fourth down from the 1-yard line. On the next play, Buffalo QB Josh Allen fumbled the snap. The ball was recovered by linebacker Eric Kendricks for a touchdown and a 30–27 Vikings lead with 41 seconds to go. Buffalo scored on a 29-yard field goal by Tyler Bass to force overtime. Vikings kicker Greg Joseph kicked a 33-yard field goal to win it in overtime.
November 3, 2007: Navy ended its 43 game losing streak against Notre Dame with a three-overtime 46-44 victory at Notre Dame Stadium in South Bend. Navy’s last win over the Fighting Irish was a 35–14 decision in 1963, and the streak was the longest by one opponent over another in college football history. Regulation ended with a 28–28 score. The third OT started at 38–38. Navy had the ball first and scored a touchdown and a two-point conversion. Notre Dame countered with a touchdown but failed to convert the two-point try.