He had the chance to make the big play at the end of regulation, that would have also won it for Carolina, but he failed to. Still, at the end of the game, he was hailed as one of the stars. Notice that the date of the game, November 2, leaves 59 days left in the year, like his jersey number.
Sports by the numbers.
Ted Ginn dropped a TD that would have won the game earlier. He knew what was up.
ReplyDeleteAnd of course 59 makes the play. I'm interested in just how much the players know. Clearly they knew the outcome they had to get to.
Not directly related but I thought you'd see something in here:
ReplyDeletehttp://www.pogo.org/blog/2015/11/dod-pays-premium-for-gas-station-in-afghanistan.html
The Ebola Psy Op seems to be larded with numbers that even a novice numerologist like me can notice:
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http://www.theguardian.com/global-development/2015/nov/03/sierra-leone-ebola-all-clear-approaches-42-days-virus-free
33 "Her condition became critical within days of her admission, and this weekinfectious disease consultant Dr Michael Jacobs credited the “amazing” 33 NHS staff on his team for saving her life."
At the ROYAL Free Hospital back in January 2015.
http://www.theguardian.com/world/2015/jan/31/ebola-military-healthcare-worker-returns-uk-needle-injury
I was watching Sky Sports and the presenter looked at us viewers and told us that Tottenham scored (against Aston Villa) after "2 minutes and 22 seconds"
ReplyDeleteAnd in cricket England ended Day 2 of their third Test match with 222 runs.
Before the highlights it showed a few-seconds segment of New Zealand cricket captain Brendon McCullum batting, wearing number 42 and hitting the ball past an England fielder kitted out in Freemasonic red and blue. McCullum was recently a witness in a match-fixing trial.