that's the last time Nebraska was a DOMINATING team, damn near 30 yrs. ago

You should do 20s from teams & I would love for you to do teams like angels, Red Sox’s & Rays & for nba you should do the suns & spurs.

Bro couldn't even make it in The arena league with the Grand Rapids Rampage 😂😂

Bishop is my fav player of all time. Loss to texas anm was devastating. They should have been national champions that year. Also, he should have had a pro career. Couldnt believe bilichek cut him

I was there when rodriguez charge darwin, him and fletcher hit a homerun earlier in the game close to where i was sitting

The first QB of my favorite team growing up. Yeah, Krieg was awesome. It wasn’t until we got Hasselbeck that we had good play at that position.

Minnesota twins in the 90s

Nice informative video about the dodgers in the 90s

Nebraska & Florida both suck now

Great video !! Go Boston!!!

Im looking for a mariners pitcher m, they called him one of the most intimidating. I think he was Hispanic and he got hooked on pain killers and it ruined him. Can some one help a fan out plz.

They should call this the 90s Knicks vs the NBA

Do one in the Cleveland Indians of the 90s

Nice video as always 90s Sports Nostalgia

Nice vid. Piazza and Nomo were two of my favorite players at the time.

Nice job as usual 😎

I just remember they had all those rookie of the year in a row and being kind of jealous that my team couldnt find talent like that(until 98 of course) 😂 looking forward to the video. Love the team reviews

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They say he was only good at certain pass plays and that he needed a good running game but he still has good stats. Todd Christensen said he was good.

Damn. Jordan was close to missing his 6th ring.

Van Horny

I think of Dee Brown who I expected to be the awesome with the Celtics, but he sucked

Daulton was my favorite player! I as a teen, had a lifesize poster of Dutch and the phanatic in my room. I was 13 yrs old when they went to World Series in '93. I played softball and always chose #10 for my team jersey. This guy was my hero. I have learned more in later years about him and what a great teammate he was. He died of a cancerous tumor and so did my grandfather, who really encouraged me to watch baseball and play softball. I love Daulton! Thanks for this video!

Love and miss you daddy 🖤

Want to cover a real nba conspiracy nobody knows about? Look at Phoenix vs bulls and how Paul Westphaul ,Kevin Johnson, and the refs gave the bulls that series. I'll explain. When Dan,Danny,and Dumas was at the 1,2,&3 the Suns ran the score up. But for some strange reason Paul would substitute Kevin for Danny and he would magically give the ball away or make a bad shot. There was even a commercial during the series asking about Paut coaching. Im pretty sure the cyber nerds can find it. Thank me later

Facts 💪🏿

Went to all of State's ncaa tournament games that season. After the loss to Syracuse, I gave my ticket to a friend who lived in NYC. The stay in Manhattan was nice otherwise, nice town.

i'd rather replace "underrated" with "not properly remembered": following the NBA since late '70s I remember well all of them

Only a journeyman would sucker punch A HOF QB

I gotta say, I really liked this video and the 90s Saints video. I'm a lifelong Saints fan down in New Orleans so it's nice to see good historical content about us. Now, I was 12 when the Saints won their first playoff game, so I was pretty young but I was starting to understand the game more, I'd just gotten NFL 2K for the Sega Dreamcast and that was when I'd say I really learned football. The main thing I remember from this era, more than anything else, was the intense hatred my parents and everyone their age had for Aaron Brooks, and I believe it really came down to a few things: 1) He was never consistent, he would have his really good games and he would have some atrocious games, and he was very streaky. Honestly in hindsight how I'd describe Derek Carr today really. That alone wouldn't have been so bad if it were not for 2) how he dealt with the bad games. He smiled when he threw picks and that just really rubbed people the wrong way. I remember vividly the time he just literally dropped the ball behind his back going for a pass and again, the smile afterwards. I read somewhere that was a stress coping mechanism but I couldn't tell you where I read it or whether that's true, but noone would've realized it back then anyway so it just came off more like he didn't care. Which is probably massively unfair, but it is what it is. Noone liked the vibes. 3) Another thing that did not work in his favor is, and I loathe to say this to this day, but he got outplayed by Mike Vick. No rivalry anywhere, even outside of sports, quite measures up to the rivalry between New Orleans and Atlanta. You can do alot of things wrong down here but if you beat the Falcons, you will get cheered, and you can do a lot right but if you lose to the Falcons you'll get a lot of hate. And it definitely did not help matters that part of the pregame hype at the time would always be reminding us that Brooks and Vick were cousins. Did not help the inferiority complex I think fans had surrounding their image of Brooks vs Vick. Tbqh I don't think it truly dissipated until Brees truly destroyed Vick's mystique in 2006. And the last thing 4) He got shown up by Jake Delhomme. A local good ol boy made good. I have distinct vivid memories of the Dome erupting in chants of "We Want Jake!" And then the team let Delhomme go to Carolina and lead them to the Super Bowl. Brooks was dead in the water in the eyes of fans after that, he would never be forgiven during his career in New Orleans. And if you ask me, that's what actually happened. Brooks hit a ceiling, a ceiling that was not high enough for Saints fans seeing what Vick had done and what Delhomme was doing, and it just kind of broke the man's confidence. I don't think he was the same player after the behind the back drop and "We Want Jake". I do think there is a happy ending though. I know I am super nostalgic for this era and I think every Saints fan my age is, and Brooks was recently in the Dome for a Saints game and he got a huge standing ovation. To this day I do not hesitate to point out that statistically there is no question who the second best QB in Saints history is, and it's Aaron Brooks. If I ever got the chance to meet him today, I'd totally try to get an autograph and a picture, because despite it all, I do think he's a Saints legend.

I met Dutch like five times. The first time I met him he talked to me for 5 minutes I could not believe that this guy was talking to me for 5 minutes. And people were telling him come on we got to go and he kept talking to me. That right there made him my favorite because he wasn't my favorite at the time but he was after that. And all other four times I met him he was the same way he remembered me which is amazing he remembered what we were talking about. So I miss dutch so much. God called him home and I'm sure if heaven has a baseball team Dutch is catching for it. Lol. 🎉🎉🎉🎉

Dude I'm a Philadelphia Phillies fan for over 40 years and I totally respect that. I would have not like Darren Dalton if I was you for doing that to my guy. Darren Dalton was funny he was caring he loved his teammates and I'm so happy that he was able to win a world series in the end. Because of one guy the Phillies could not get that accomplished with him. Carter single-handedly beat the Phillies in the world series The guy was untouchable. When Dutch passed away it ripped my heart out he was my favorite Phillies player at the time when he played now it's no secret JT is my favorite. It's not because I was a catcher playing baseball It's just it worked out that way I love JT just as much as I loved Dutch It's like watching Dutch all over again and I love it and I am so happy for my Phillies right now.

The afc in 2004 and 2005 was very, very tough. In both years, every division had at least 2 teams with winning records. In 2005, the chiefs missed the playoffs despite a 10-6 record. The nfc? Very, very weak

If the 1989 bengals won at least some of their many close games, they'd probably be afc champions that year. Cincinnati swept cleveland and pittsburgh and blasted houston 61-7. Those 3 teams made the playoffs, and the bengals went 5-1 against them. They outscored their opponents 404-285. They finished....8-8?

Can you please make a craig heyward video? Ironhead was a lot like means. He was actually bigger than natrone, and played a lot like him, with his bruising style. Sadly, he died of cancer before the age of 40. RIP

Before drew bledsoe came into the league, warren moon set the record for most pass attempts in 1 season. A lot of picks, but a lot of yards, and a lot of tds

Agreed. He was an awesome qb and always underated

That was an unbelievable shot Tony made. Because of the shot and the win many forgot about Pipens tantrum. He was a winning baby. Yes he was a great player but how much better could he have been with out his baggage !!

Congrats Boston Celtics

This is off topic, but that early 90s Nets jersey in the background of that Pippen card in the beginning has such a great logo and color scheme

Unfortunately this improbable ending with him pouting on the bench was the defining moment of Scottie Pippin’s Hall of Fame career

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The player i wanted the mets to trade for. Belle is the first player I've seen in my 55years that i would sign above all other hitters. Everyone today by comparison is pusillanimous

Dave Krieg and Neil Lomax were so criminally underrated. These QBs were tough as nails and great leaders. Dave Krieg to Steve Largent and Neil Lomax to Roy Green.

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