On this day the #3 ranked Temple Owls lost to the #8 ranked UNLV Runnin' Rebels 59-58.  This was the Owls first loss of the season.  They would go on to win their next 17 in a row and were ranked #1 heading in the NCAA Tournament where they ultimately lost in the Elite 8.

On this day in 2005 the Eagles finally got over the hump and beat the Falcons 27-10 in the NFC Championship game.  They would go on to play the Patriots in Super Bowl XXXIX.

It's victory Sunday.  Great win by the Eagles.  On this day in 1997 the Sixers snapped a 13 game losing streak by beating the Celtics 127-125 in overtime.  This was AI's rookie year and the first year of the Wells Fargo (Corestates) center.

On this day in 2018 the Eagles beat the Vikings 38-7 in the NFC Championship to advance to Super Bowl LII.  This was the night that the legend of Nick Foles was born.  

On this day in 2000 the Sixers lost to the Hornets 109-100, snapping a 4 game winning streak.  Despite the loss the Sixers were in the midst of a breakout year.  A.I. would make his first All-Star Game and the foundation was laid for the magical 2000-2001 NBA Finals run.

On this day in 2003 the Eagles lost to the Buccaneers 27-10 in the NFC Championship game.  After a hot start the Eagles couldn't get much done offensively in the last game at The Vet.

On this day in 2009 the Eagles lost to the Cardinals in the NFC championship game.  Donovan led the Eagles back and gave them a lead in the 4th quarter but in the end Kurt Warner and Larry Fitzgerald proved to be too much.

On this day in 1985 the Flyers beat the Red Wings 7-5 in the 2nd game of back to back, home and home series.  Tim Kerr led the way for the Flyers with 4 goals.

On this day in 2022 the Eagles lost to the Buccaneers 31-15 in the NFC wild card game.  They were not ready for Primetime but the young players were able to gain valuable playoff experience that will help to lead them toward this year's Super Bowl.

On this day in 1965 the Sixers traded Lee Shaffer, Connie Dierking, Paul Neumann and $150,000 to the S.F. Warriors for Wilt Chamberlain.  Chamberlain would win 3 MVPs and a championship during his 3 and half seasons with the Sixers.