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Baseball Direct is pleased to present video collections from the best of Professional Football, College Football and College Basketball. These are the same kind of great video products you've come to expect from Baseball Direct, now for other sports. We will expand our selection, so check back often for new additions, or subscribe to our RSS feed for the most up-to-date product information.

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Pro Football
	Super Bowl XL Champions Pittsburgh Steelers Super Bowl XL Champions Pittsburgh Steelers The Pittsburgh Steelers quest for a fifth Super Bowl title was an epic journey that took 26 years to complete. In 2004, the Steelers finished with the best record in the history of the AFC, only to lose the championship game for the fifth time in their last six tries. The loss was particularly painful for the Steeler family because many suspected it would be the final game of Jerome Bettis' career. But the 5th all-time leading rusher in NFL history returned in 2005, hoping for one more shot at a title. In Week 14, with the team 7-5 and the season on the line, Bettis ran for 101 yards and two touchdowns in a 21-9 victory over the NFC North champion Chicago Bears. The Steelers did not lose again. Highlighted by a "heart-stopping" sequence that will forever be known in Pittsburgh as the Immaculate Redemption, the Steelers improbable run to a title included wins on the road over the top three seeds in the AFC--the Cincinnati Bengals, the Indianapolis Colts and the Denver Broncos. In Super Bowl XL, played in Jerome Bettis' hometown of Detroit, the Steelers defeated the Seattle Seahawks and became the first sixth seed in NFL history to win it all. Approx. 180 mins. #1595 $19.95
College Football
	1969 Rose Bowl: Ohio State vs. USC The 1969 Rose Bowl brought together the undefeated and top-ranked Ohio State Buckeyes and the second-ranked USC Trojans in a battle for the national championship. Ohio State's team featured Jack Tatum, Rex Kern and John Brockington. Heisman Trophy winner O.J. Simpson ran for 171 yards and a touchdown but it wasn't enough to bring USC the title. This DVD contains the complete game coverage from NBC Sports without commercial interruption. #1603 $24.95
	1982 Orange Bowl: Clemson vs. Nebraska Coach Danny Ford and his Clemson Tigers were looking to complete a perfect season when they traveled to the Orange Bowl to take on Nebraska. The Cornhuskers boasted one of the top offenses in the nation, led by future NFL stars Mike Rozier, Roger Craig, Irving Fryar, and center Dave Rimington. Clemson countered with a lightning-quick defense featuring All-America safety Terry Kinard and freshman guard William “The Refrigerator” Perry. The Tigers prevailed 22-15 for their first national title. This DVD contains the complete game coverage from NBC Sports without commercial interruption. 90 min. #1604 $24.95
	Maryland 42, Miami 40 (Nov. 10, 1984) The Hurricanes built a big first-half lead behind Bernie Kosar, but the Terrapins stormed back behind Frank Reich to win one of the most unforgettable games in college football history. The coaches were Jimmy Johnson, in his first year at Miami, and Bobby Ross at Maryland. This DVD contains the complete network broadcast without commercial interruption. 90 min. #1605 $24.95
	1987 Fiesta Bowl: Penn State vs. Miami "The Game of the Century" pitted No. 1 Miami and No. 2 Penn State. It was a battle of two talented defenses, but in the end it was five interceptions of Heisman Trophy winner Vinny Testaverde by Nittany Lion defenders that saved the day. Joe Paterno's team won their second national title in five years to cap a perfect 12-0 season. This DVD contains the complete game coverage from NBC Sports without commercial interruption. 90 min. #1606 $24.95
	1994 Orange Bowl: Florida State vs. Nebraska Led by Heisman winner Charlie Ward, Florida State came from behind to defeat Nebraska 18-16 for its first national championship. Freshman placekicker Scott Bentley split the uprights with 21 seconds left in the game to cap the comeback. It was Bentley's fourth field goal of the game. This DVD contains the complete broadcast from NBC Sports without commercial interruption. 90 min. #1607 $24.95
	Live the Dream: 2005 Texas Longhorns Highlights With the Longhorns' stunning come-from-behind Rose Bowl win over USC as thebackdrop and Vince Young's performance-for-the-ages as a centerpiece, this video chronicles Texas's perfect season and march to the national championship. Includes bonus features. Color. 55 min. #1608 $24.95
	National Champions: The Story of the 2006 Florida Gators This video takes you through the roller coaster ride that was the 2006 University of Florida football season. From every thrilling victory to the SEC championship game in Atlanta to the convincing upset of top-ranked Ohio State in the desert, this video is a must for every Gator fan. Includes bonus features. Color. 71 min. #1602 $24.95
	University of Notre Dame Fighting Irish Collector's Edition University of Notre Dame Fighting Irish Collector's Edition From coast-to-coast and generation to generation, the proud tradition of Notre Dame football has been built by celebrated players and historic performances. This 8-DVD set includes seven complete classic Notre Dame victories: Vol. 1—1977 "the Green Jersey Game" vs. USC When the Irish charged the field to meet the USC Trojans, clad for the first time in green jerseys, tradition was turned aside. Led by Joe Montana, Notre Dame won 49-19. Vol. 2—1978 Cotton Bowl vs. Texas Commanding performances by Joe Montana, Jerome Heavens, and Vagas Ferguson propelled the team from number five in the polls to national champions after this impressive 38-10 victory. Vol. 3—1979 Cotton Bowl vs. Houston Joe Montana and a surging defense rallied the Irish in below zero wind chill weather. This heart-stopping, final second 35-34 victory instantly became one of college football's most memorable comebacks. Vol. 4—1988 Regular Season game vs. Miami Miami started the game with a 36-game regular-season winning streak and a menacing defense. However, it was the Notre Dame defense that forced seven turnovers to secure a 31-30 win. Vol. 5—1989 Fiesta Bowl vs. West Virginia Notre Dame coach Lou Holtz used the press to solidify the belief that the Irish had their hands full with the mighty West Virginia defense. But it was Notre Dame that supplied the defense while Irish quarterback Tony Rice passed for over 200 years and two touchdowns in the 34-21 victory. Vol. 6—1992 "The Snow Bowl" vs. Penn State In their last home game, three players led a brilliant Irish comeback in the swirling snow of Notre Dame Stadium. With 20 seconds on the clock, Rick Mirer's touchdown pass to Jerome Bettis set up the winning two-point conversion from Mirer to Reggie Brooks. The Irish won, 17-16. Vol. 7—1993 Regular Season Game vs. Florida State After top-ranked Florida State scored early, the Irish pounded the Seminoles defense for 239 rushing yards and four touchdowns. The stout Notre Dame defense held tight to preserve a 31-24 victory and end Florida State's 16-game winning streak. Bonus Disc—1966 vs. Michigan State (Second Half) This disc features the only surviving footage of the historic contest between the #1 ranked Irish and the #2 Spartans. Punctuated by a tactical decision by Ara Parseghian, the game (a 10-10 tie) and his strategy remain much debated. Color and B&W. 8 discs Approx. 20 hrs, 31 mins. plus extras. #1596 $89.95
College Basketball
	1976 NCAA Championship Game - Indiana vs. Michigan The final step to Indiana's undefeated 32-0 season was the NCAA championship game against Big Ten rival Michigan. The speedy Rick Green led Michigan to a 35-29 advantage running a breathtaking fast break offense. But Scott May, Kent Benson and Quinn Buckner combined for 36 of Indiana's first 38 points in the second half to erase the deficit and propel the Hoosiers to a 86-68 victory. DVD contains the complete network broadcast without commercial interruption. 90 min. #1597 $24.95
	1979 NCAA Championship Game - Indiana State vs. Michigan State This dream showdown between the two best players in the country--Magic Johnson and Larry Bird--was on college basketball's grandest stage: the NCAA championship game. Indiana State came into the game riding a 33-game winning streak, but Johnson and his teammates defeated Bird and the Sycamores 75-64 to give the Spartans their first national championship. DVD contains the complete network broadcast without commercial interruption. 90 min. #1598 $24.95
	1981 NCAA Championship Game - Indiana vs. North Carolina Ronald Reagan was critically wounded in an assassination attempt earlier in the day, but after much discussion, NCAA officials decided not to postpone the game. North Carolina and coach Dean Smith had already defeated the Hoosiers earlier in the season. Indiana, led by Isiah Thomas, was riding high after winning the Big Ten title and easily beating their previous NCAA tournament foes. Tar Heels James Worthy, Al Wood and freshman Sam Perkins were no match for Thomas, who scored 19 points and had four steals in the second half alone. Indiana held Carolina to 36% shooting from the field and captured their second national title under coach Bobby Knight, 63-50. DVD features the complete network broadcast without commercial interruption. 90 min. #1599 $24.95
	#1 North Carolina vs. #2 Virginia - January 9, 1982 #1 North Carolina vs. #2 Virginia January 9, 1982 Unbeaten and top-ranked UNC battled unbeaten and second-ranked Virginia in a classic contest in Chapel Hill. 7-foot-4 center Ralph Sampson scored 30 points and pulled down 19 rebounds to lead the Cavaliers, but the combination of James Worthy (17 points, 9 rebounds), freshman "Mike" Jordan (16 points) and Sam Perkins (12 points) was too much as the Tar Heels held on to their ranking with a 65-60 victory. DVD features the original network broadcast. 97 min. #1600 $24.95

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