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It's been over 15 years since Joe Buck's most infamous call, and yet still to this day it follows him. “That is a DISGUSTING act by Randy Moss,” declared Buck as Moss fake-mooned the Green Bay Packers fans after scoring a touchdown at Lambeau Field. Moss was mimicking what the Green Bay fans do to the visiting team's bus as it rolls out of the parking lot, but Buck still had no time for it. The clip has been memorialized on YouTube with a picture of Buck making an awkward face, which rolls over the tape as he says DISGUSTING:
A sampling of the comments on this video, some from just a few years ago and some from just last week:
“Joe Buck is such a buzzkill.”
“Joe Buck is a snowflake.”
“REALLY CAN WE ALL JUST KILL JOE BUCK.”
As you can see, Buck's call still resonates with people, even during a global pandemic 15-plus years later.
What irked viewers so much was just how aggressively Buck said disgusting. Meanwhile, one of his partners at the time, Cris Collinsworth, s..

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Catherine SteenkesteEpisodes five and six of 'The Last Dance' are officially in the books. For basketball fans and sports-deprived souls across the globe, that means we are over halfway home (and over halfway to having nothing left to talk about on Monday mornings.) There have been grumblings about its ADHD storytelling and ultimate lack of new and/or revelatory stuff, but that's beside the point right now. Good, bad or somewhere in between (it's somewhere in between), we need this right now like we need air to breathe.
Besides, whatever 'The Last Dance' lacks in the new or noteworthy the category, the internet has more than made up for, expounding on the juicy details of each episode in the ways that the documentary makers either can't or won't. This week, one such topic is Michael Jordan's relationship with Nike. In the fifth episode, 'The Last Dance' paints Jordan's evolution from man to brand as relatively straightforward…

Augusta NationalAUGUSTA, GA – APRIL 1975: Mike Reasor swings during the 1975 Masters Tournament at Augusta National Golf Club in April 19975 in Augusta, Georgia. (Photo by Augusta National/Getty Images)The Coronavirus pandemic has hit a giant pause button on fans being able to watch golf on TV, and in some cases, even kept people off courses. But while we hunker down and hope for a speedy return to normalcy, we can also use this time as an opportunity to learn more about the game we love. Here’s our latest installment of “Did you know?”
To write of a tour pro shooting rounds of 123-114 would seem to be reveling in the failures of others. This is not one of those stories. Instead, it is a story of great resilience.
Mike Reasor shot those astronomical scores during the final two rounds of the 1974 Tallahassee Open. But the story goes beyond those numbers.
Reasor played the PGA Tour fairly regularly from 1969 through 1978 and for his career made 202 starts and made the cut 119 times. He p..