Greatest Weekend in PA Sports History
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Greatest Weekend in PA Sports History
Is this the greatest weekend in PA sports history? Can Pittsburgh beat New England, and Philly beat Atlanta? Here's what already went down:
1. Penn State beat Northwestern
2. Pittsburgh knocks off reigning champs UCONN
3. Temple beats a solid program in Xavier
4. Villanova beats Kansas
Cheer for your Keystone brethren. I been a Temple fan for 2 whole years now, and a first-year fan of Villanova sports. Hey, gotta start somewhere. Go Owls and Wildcats!
1. Penn State beat Northwestern
2. Pittsburgh knocks off reigning champs UCONN
3. Temple beats a solid program in Xavier
4. Villanova beats Kansas
Cheer for your Keystone brethren. I been a Temple fan for 2 whole years now, and a first-year fan of Villanova sports. Hey, gotta start somewhere. Go Owls and Wildcats!
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Re: Greatest Weekend in PA Sports History
Philadelphia beats Atlanta, and the lady Nit Wits knock off #8 Michigan State!
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Re: Greatest Weekend in PA Sports History
Even if the Steelers don't win against NE (I'm watching it right now and its not looking good at the moment), I would at least like to see Philly win the Superbowl. Although I was hoping for a Keystone superbowl...
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Re: Greatest Weekend in PA Sports History
One more to add to the list TAE, I threw for 811 yards and 14 tds in one game with Timmy Chang in NCAA Football 2005.. Now, i know Hawai'i isnt in PA (neither is UTEP, who felt timmy's wrath), but it was played here in the snowy Indiana (PA, that is)..
