Paranoia reigned in Ann Arbor in '75, Ineptitude in the ACC in 2014, and the NBA's most abysmal game - This DiSH for Nov. 22 episode artwork

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Paranoia reigned in Ann Arbor in '75, Ineptitude in the ACC in 2014, and the NBA's most abysmal game - This DiSH for Nov. 22

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In 1975, Ohio State scored two TDs in the final 3:30to beat Michigan 21-14 but its what happened in the week leading up to the game that was the story. In 2014, Wake Forest and Virginia Tech played one of the worst college football games in the history of the game. In 1950, the Minneapolis Lakers and Fort Wayne Pistons combined for just 37 points. It was the lowest scoring game in NBA history. It was one of the games used to create the 24-second shot clock.

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