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Titans Start 2022 on a BAD Note
Sunday afternoon, the Titans laid an egg at home vs the New York Giants. There’s no other way to say it. They laid an egg.
At halftime, the Titans led 13-0, seemingly clicking on all cylinders. They took great momentum into the half, with the defense looking as strong as advertised.
Something happened during that halftime break though, because the Giants came back out, RED HOT. They moved the ball, and used a couple of 60+ yard plays to cut the deficit in no time. Eventually, the Giants scored and took the lead with a 2-point conversion, with just over a minute to play.
However, the Titans weren’t dead yet. They moved the ball 41 yards on 8 plays, eventually getting kicker Randy Bullock a 47 yard FG look, that would’ve won the game. He pulled it left, and just like that, the collapse was official. The Titans drop to 0-1, with a Monday night date next week in Buffalo…yikes.
This guy is all Titans fans, after watching that game. We feel you man!
Tommy Crockett Memorial Rescue Run
It’s past Labor Day, so naturally we’re looking towards Thanksgiving! This year, we’re proud to say that annual Turkey Trot is now The Tommy Crockett Memorial Rescue Run! We are looking forward to a great morning with friends and family, while honoring the late Tommy Crockett, and raising money for the Animal Rescue Corps!
Strollers and well-socialized, leashed dogs are welcome! Save the date! Registration is opening soon, and we can’t wait to see you there!
On This Day in History
- In 2003, Country music legend Johnny Cash died at age 71.
- In 1992, Astronaut Mae Jemison became the first African American woman to fly in space, part of the STS-47 Spacelab J mission.
- In 1959, The TV series Bonanza premiered on NBC, and it became one of the longest-running westerns in broadcast history.
- In 1959, The Soviet Union launched Luna 2, the first space probe to hit the Moon.
- In 1953, U.S. President John F. Kennedy married Jacqueline Bouvier in Newport, Rhode Island.
- In 1913, U.S. Olympian & Presidential Medal of Freedom recipient Jesse Owens was born in Oakville, Alabama.
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