First Cagayan Plans Upgrade
February 1, 2017
The master licensor for iGaming in the Philippines’ Cagayan Freeport is planning a major overhaul
The master licensor for iGaming in the Philippines’ Cagayan Freeport is planning a major overhaul
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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.