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In 1980 the US Mens National Hockey Team took down the Soviet Union in the Olympics leading to this call from this famous broadcaster, "Do you believe in miracles? YES!"
Who is "Al Michaels?"
Many have tried, but only one team has ever taken home an undefeated season in the NFL finishing with a 17-0 record.
Who are the "1972 Miami Dolphins?"
Alix Earle has been a very public figure on Tiktok for some time now, even hosting a famous podcast.
What is "Hot Mess?"
This JMU administrator is beloved by parents and students a like, you can usually see this VP of Student Affairs "Walk."ing around the SSC or at JMU athletic events.
Who is "Tim Miller?"
This New York Yankees closer made a dominant career backed by the song "Enter Sandman" by Metallica.
Who is "Mariano Rivera?"
In 2018 the Minnesota Vikings took down the New Orlean Saints in the final 10 seconds leading to this historic call, "Keenum steps into it... Pass is caught... Diggs... Sideline... Touchdown... Unbelievable... Vikings win it"
Who is "Joe Buck?"
An unbreakable record sitting at 2,857 career points in the NHL, this legend stands high above all others in his sport.
Who is "Wayne Gretzkey?"
Kylie Jenner's boyfriend has been on everyones screens whether its the dunes of Arrakis or the locker room of the New York Knicks championship celebration.
Who is "Timothee Chalamet?"
This JMU administrator precedes one of the best careers at the athletic director position, he follows up with even bigger moves.
Who is "Matt Roan?"
This former New York Mets closer made his career from the trumpets of "Narco" by Blasterjaxx & Timmy Trumpet.
Who is "Edwin Diaz?"
In 1973 George Foreman took down the undefeated Joe Frazier leading to this tagline of the underdog story, "Down goes Frazier! Down goes Frazier! Down goes Frazier!"
Who is "Howard Cosell?"
Now shrouded in controversy, this former manager of Manchester City sits at 2nd of the most Premier League titles.
Who is "Pep Guardiola?"
This child of a famous wildlife expert took home a win in the previous season of Dancing with the Stars with their professional dancing partner.
Who are "Robert Irwin & Witney Carson?"
James Madison University didn't always used to be JMU, in 1977 a name change took place leading to merchandise with this name becoming vintage.
What is "Madison College?"
This Washington Wizards legend was famous for his use of "Teach me how to Dougie" by Cali Swag District.
Who is "John Wall?"
In the 2016 NBA finals two sports legends cemented their legacy with defining moments from this call, "Irving drives. Hop step inside. Floats it up. Misses! Rebound taken by Iguodala. Iguodala to Curry! Back to Iguodala! Up for the layup. Oooh, blocked by James! LeBron James with the rejection!"
Who is "Mike Breen?"
This record presumed to be one of the few unbreakable records of the sport has pushed this former NJ Devil Goaltender into one of the best in his positions discussion finishing his career with 125 shutouts.
Who is "Martin Brodeur?"
This Olympic figure skater has taken their dancing abilities off the ice on this season of Dancing with the Stars.
Who is "Amber Glenn?"
James Madison University seems to be the new kid on the block at every turn, but this was the year JMU was actually founded.
When was "1908?"
This closer strikes fear into opposing batters with his use of the song "Blind" by Korn.
Who is "Mason Miller?"
In 1998 racing legend Dale Earnhardt picked up his final challenge on a path to greatness leading to this iconic call in NASCAR history, "20 years of trying, 20 years of frustration! Dale Earnhardt will come to the caution flag to win the Daytona 500!"
Who is "Mike Joy?"
This NBA team has led to success for many others but can rarely find success themselves, yet their beam continues to shine in the night sky in spite of their NBA record 3,357 all-time losses.
Who are the "Sacramento Kings?"
Obsession was one of the top horror movies of the year grossing over $500 million worldwide, the director came from an unusual avenue.
Who is "Curry Barker?"
JMU football talks about the tradition of winning, but this program wasn't always around.
When is "1972?"
This fictional closer from the movie Major League walks out to the song "Wild Thing."
Who is "Ricky Vaughn?"