The Ghost Adventures guys spent time explore the Queen of Country's house -- and the gift shop. 자세히 보기
The guys had the once in a lifetime opportunity to investigate Madame Tussauds Wax Museum, in hopes of contacting the legendary entertainment figures that made Vegas what it is today. 자세히 보기
The Ghost Adventures Crew tries to contact the tortured souls of Gettysburg, PA, site of the bloodiest battle of the Civil War. 자세히 보기
Andrew and Tim Rutherford took a trip outside of Savannah to taste some of the area’s best seafood, including scuppernongs, seafood boil and steamed crab. As seen on Bizarre Foods America.
Andrew Zimmern and The Lady Chablis had a meal at a mansion restaurant, which includes flounder on spicy quail hash, berkshire pork chop and black-eyed pea patty. As seen on Bizarre Foods America.
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Head to Hole 12 to watch complete & utter chaos ensue. At 155 yards, it’s Augusta’s shortest hole, but Jack Nicklaus once called the tee shot the toughest on the entire course.
In the year 2000, this arena was “Upset Central,” as it saw Kenyon Martin’s No. 2 Cincinnati and Michael Redd’s No. 3 Ohio State both lose during the second round of the tourney.
This place was good to the San Antone right off the bat. In 2002, Duncan, Robinson & co. took home the NBA Championship the season they moved in. Not bad Spurs, not bad.
The original 12th Man was E. King Gill in 1922. Coach Dana X. Bible recruited him from the stands because he feared A&M did not have enough players to finish the game. Talk about every fan’s dream.
College sports history went down here in ’07. Florida beat OSU, won the NCAA Tournament, and became the only college program to ever hold the men’s hoops & football championships at the same time. 자세히 보기
Fun Fact: The famous privet hedges were originally planted on October 12th, 1929.
Harold “Red” Grange had an unreal performance on Oct. 18, 1924, the stadium’s official dedication. He ran for 265 yards and scored 4 times…in the first 12 minutes of play.
In 1916, the Yellow Jackets DEMOLISHED Cumberland College here, 222-0. Yes, 222-0. Shockingly, Tech didn’t throw a pass the entire game, and they never took more than 4 plays to score.
On December 9, 2004, T-Mac had the craziest 35 seconds of his career. He scored 13 points in that stretch, which included four 3’s and a four-point play.
As George Costanza would say, "There's no laws in this place. Anything goes. It's like Thunderdome!"
Cowboys Stadium (a.k.a. Jerryworld, The Death Star, Cowboys Cathedral) has a maximum capacity of 110,000. Clearly, it embodies the phrase “Everything’s bigger in Texas.”
“I built this place! This is the house that Dirk built!” – Dirk Nowitzki
April 29, 2011 – Round 1, Game 6. Z-Bo drops 31, and the #8 seed Grizzlies drop the #1 Spurs, 99-91, to close out the series and shock the world. 자세히 보기
This stadium has sold out every game since 1999. Keep it going, Sooners.
This is the best place in the world to scream “War Eagle” until you lose your voice.
Back in the day, Oilers fans weren’t allowed to tailgate at the Astrodome. Now, Houston fans park outside Reliant well before kickoff with ol’ fashioned Texas BBQ. If you haven’t already, get some.
Barry Sanders went into BEAST mode during his last game here. He ran for 312 yards and 5 scores against Kansas, en route to hoisting the only Heisman Trophy in OSU history.
Richie Sexson, then of the Brewers, is the only player to have ever hit the flagpole in center. There used to be a visible mark from the ball until the 2011 season, when the pole was repainted.
True story: distance-wise, Arlington’s upper deck is the farthest away from the diamond in MLB history. Talk about nosebleeds…
Before going inside, head to the west side of the park to find Stan (the Man) Musial's statue. Originally erected outside the old stadium in 1968, it remains a popular meeting spot for all Cards fans.
Hockey legend Brett Hull will remind you that St. Louis is also a hockey town. Drive down “Brett Hull Way,” take a pic by his statue, and find his retired number in the rafters.
The 2005 NCAA Final Four was played in this building with the UNC Tar Heels beating Deron Williams & Illinois. The MVP? UNC's Sean May ... who's currently playing overseas in Italy.
A chill dive bar with cheap drinks. If there's not a live show on, pick your own music from an awesome jukebox.
The definition of a dive bar. If you are into rock bands, cheap beer and a little bit of danger, this is the place for you.
This bar's unique experience has customers coming back. We won't spoil it for you.
A wide selection and great rotation of local beers. Order from the Japanese place next door if you could go for some sushi with your beer.
