BR1986FB
Senior Member
BR1986FB
Senior Member
You got it. They won 2 in 1950. When I heard that on the radio I thought it was a joke. Thought those years they went to the AFC Championship that they would've had to win more than one.
You got it. They won 2 in 1950. When I heard that on the radio I thought it was a joke. Thought those years they went to the AFC Championship that they would've had to win more than one.
posted by BR1986FBYou got it. They won 2 in 1950. When I heard that on the radio I thought it was a joke. Thought those years they went to the AFC Championship that they would've had to win more than one.
1950 must have been a tie-breaker game, then championship. In the early years when the first place team went to the championship, they played a tie-breaker game if teams finished in a tie for first (like baseball does).
Jim Brown:
Had 59 games with 100+ yards rushing, of those 59 how many times did he go for 200+?
posted by Gardens35Jim Brown:
Had 59 games with 100+ yards rushing, of those 59 how many times did he go for 200+?
5
posted by Gardens35Jim Brown:
Had 59 games with 100+ yards rushing, of those 59 how many times did he go for 200+?
12
8
I’m going to say only twice.
posted by Al BundyI have his autograph from when I was a kid.
How did HE spell it?
:)
posted by QuakerOats
How did HE spell it?
:)
Joe D(scribble)e
posted by Al BundyJoe D(scribble)e
Unfortunately, the Paul Mcdonald and Willis Adams ones next to it are much more legible.
posted by Gardens35Jim Brown:
Had 59 games with 100+ yards rushing, of those 59 how many times did he go for 200+?
Well, just saw a Derrick Henry stat that gives the answer. So I’ll abstain from more guesses. I wasnt close though, that’s a hint,
Not 2,5,8,12.
I looked it up, so I’m on the sidelines now.
Fun Fact, Brown is #1 all time in yards rushing average per game at 104.3, Walter Payton is second at 99.8
Anyhowz, the answer is 4.
I yield to the next gentlemen who has a question.
posted by Gardens35Anyhowz, the answer is 4.
I yield to the next gentlemen who has a question.
Al Bundy edged me out for closest.
Here are my questions of the day:
- In 1955, what slugger hit the final 18 home runs of his career as a member of the Indians, bringing his Hall of Fame career total to 369? (hint: Heretic might know this one)
- In September of 1978, what former Cowboys and Redskins running back did the Browns coax out of retirement?
Bonus: What stalwart OCer is celebrating his 68th birthday today?
posted by BRFHere are my questions of the day:
- In 1955, what slugger hit the final 18 home runs of his career as a member of the Indians, bringing his Hall of Fame career total to 369? (hint: Heretic might know this one)
- In September of 1978, what former Cowboys and Redskins running back did the Browns coax out of retirement?
Bonus: What stalwart OCer is celebrating his 68th birthday today?
It was saying this thread was locked?
Ralph Kiner
Justincredible
Ralph Kiner is correct!
posted by Ironman92I wondered where the responses were.It was saying this thread was locked?
Calvin Hill is the RB.
I'll guess BRF is the Birthday Boy.
Calvin Hill ?
posted by cat_loverCalvin Hill is the RB.
I'll guess BRF is the Birthday Boy.
Ding Ding!
Quaker Oats: Looks like cat_lover edged you out by one minute
Calvin Hill.
Three Cavaliers Questions:
1. Cavs were 1of 3 expansion teams in 1970, name the other 2.
2. Cavs began their first season with a losing streak of how many games?
3. Who was the Cavs very first draft pick (it wasn't Austin Carr)?