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still watch but my excitement level seems to diminish every year in both.


You're getting older

re: The NFL is truly the GOAT.

Posted by RLDSC FAN on 9/9/26 at 10:50 pm to
Shame about Darnold though. We all want to see good QB play.
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Disappointing lack of horror movies in October



Clayface and Other Mommy

re: RIP Barry Melrose

Posted by RLDSC FAN on 9/9/26 at 7:57 pm to
Damn. RIP legend
They deserve to be mentioned amongst the best, but the reputation definitely grew years later when several players started having great careers in the pros. I've said this before, no one was calling them the goat back in 01. And a lot of the great pros on that team, guys like Wilfork, Taylor, Rolle, Winslow, were just true freshman that year.
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Ranking the best North American teams of all time is no easy task. How does one compare the greatest squads across sports and eras? Where do you even start?

First, Bleacher Report staffers narrowed the field to nearly 200 teams with two rules:

No franchise could have more than one entry within a five-year period, to ensure we were including different core groups.

Only teams from the NFL, NBA, WNBA, NHL, college football, men's college basketball, women's college basketball and MLB were considered.

Then we had a panel of contributors rank their top 99.

Voters were instructed to judge teams on how dominant they were during their league and era. The 1927 Yankees would probably lose to a modern club, but they buried their peers—and that's what matters.

To keep things honest across teams we can't pit against one another, we leaned on strength of schedule, margin of victory per game, overall winning percentage and Sports Reference's SRS.

Beyond that, all of these teams were dominant, so it was up to each voter to determine why one team's dominance was more impressive than another's. That led to very different-looking lists, but generally, the panel agreed that the best of the best were those that had record-breaking dominance with generationally talented rosters.


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No. 1: 1995-96 Chicago Bulls

No. 2: 2016-17 Golden State Warriors

No. 3: 1927 New York Yankees

No. 4: 1976-77 Montreal Canadiens

No. 5: 1971-72 UCLA Bruins

No. 6: 1972 Miami Dolphins

No. 7: 2001 Miami Hurricanes

No. 8: 1984 San Francisco 49ers

No. 9: 1998 New York Yankees

No. 10: 1985-86 Boston Celtics



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No. 15: 2000-01 Los Angeles Lakers

No. 18: 2004 USC Trojans

No. 27: 1995 Nebraska Cornhuskers

No. 36: 2018 Clemson Tigers

No. 37: 2005 Texas Longhorns

No. 38: 2019 LSU Tigers



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Apple is giving a new twist to its flagship smartphone line: The company unveiled the iPhone Duo, its first foldable smartphone model.

The company’s iPhone Duo foldable has an internal screen panel (plus one on the front of the device) that provides the largest, most immersive screen size ever at 7.6 inches diagonally — and it’s also the thinnest iPhone ever, according to Apple. The company also announced the single-screen iPhone 18 baseline model and Pro 18 and Pro Max 18 versions, as well as AirPods 5 and other new products.

The iPhone Duo is priced starting at $1,999, with storage options ranging from 256 gigabytes to 2 terabytes. Preorders start Oct. 16 and the device will begin shipping Oct. 23. It’s available in two colors, dubbed “star white” and “night sky.”



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