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Most viewed articles

Created 2019-2021

This list displays articles created in 2021 which have received the most page views (including redirects).

Rank	Title	Creation date	Size	Page views	Descriptionlist o
1	J. J. McCarthy	2021-09-04	40,629	2,318,377	UM quarterback 2021-present
2	Blake Corum	2020-10-24	27,886	1,118,963	UM running back 2020-2022
3	Mike Macdonald	2021-01-23	11,697	814,837	UM defensive coordinator 2021
4	Cade McNamara	2010-11-22	14,843	614,662	Quarterback Michigan (2019-2022), Iowa (2023)
5	Eugene Goodman (police officer)	2021-01-13	27,721	578,425	Hero cop 1/6 insurrection
6	Jake Moody	2021-12-01	7,182	463,200	UM placekicker
7	Zach Charbonnet	2019-08-31	11,457	421,965	UM/UCLA running back (2019-present)
8	2021 Michigan Wolverines football team	2020-12-30	194,231	413,421	Big Ten champion, No. 3 in final AP Poll, lost in CFP Semifinal
9	Michael van der Veen	2021-02-12	12,104	320,279	Trump impeachment lawyer
10	Donovan Edwards	2021-09-04	5,549	239,833	UM running back 2021-present
11	Ronnie Bell (American football)	2019-11-16	7,638	229,338	UM wide receiver (2018-2022)
12	David Schoen	2021-02-09	11,932	218,997	Trump impeachment attorney
13	Joshua Uche	2019-08-31	9,302	214,411	UM linebacker 2016-2019
14	Amazon Pharmacy*			78,711
15	"Wang Dang Sweet Poontang"*			52,103	Ted Nugent (1977)
16	More Gunfighter Ballads and Trail Songs*	46,394	1960 album
17	Need a Little Sugar in My Bowl*	46,100	Bessie Smith (1931)
18	Lillian Brown*			42,844
19	Tommy Henry	2019-06-26	8,910	41,158	All-American center 1964
20	The Defender (Studio One)*	10,144	39,499	1957 TV play about father/son defense team, Steve McQueen and William Shatner
21	Judgment at Nuremberg (Playhouse 90)*	14,622	39,209	1959 TV play about the Judges' Trial
22	Music for Lovers Only*			38,780	1952 album #1, top 10 153 weeks
23	Henry Bumstead*			34,980	Art director, production designer, Oscar for To Kill a Mockingbird and The Sting, nominated for Vertigo and The Unforgiven
24	The Pink Panther*			34,069	1964 album #8
25	"Fujiyama Mama"*			28,911	1957 single
26	A Town Has Turned to Dust (Playhouse 90)*	13,147	26,951	1958 TV play about lynching, written by Rod Serling
27	List of churches in the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Chicago	2020-04-28	43,468	26,683	Illinois
28	In the Presence of Mine Enemies (Playhouse 90)*	10,325	26,244	1960 TV play about Warsaw Ghetto, written by Rod Serling
29	The Ford 50th Anniversary Show*	14,942	25,267	1953 TV special live on both NBC and CBS
30	A Night to Remember (Kraft Television Theatre)*	16,550	24,938	1956 live TV drama about sinking of Titanic
31	Forbidden Area (Playhouse 90)*	10,642	24,546	1956 TV play about Russian submarine attack on US, Charlton Heston stars
32	Big Long Slidin' Thing*			23,681	Dinah Washington (1954)
33	The Plot to Kill Stalin*	13,435	22,581	1958 TV play about plot to kill Stalin
34	It Ain't the Meat (It's the Motion)*	21,150	The Swallows (1951)
35	Sacco-Vanzetti Story*	8,936	20,089	1960 TV play about trail of Sacco and Vanzetti
36	Bang the Drum Slowly (United States Steel Hour)*	8,999	19,448	1956 TV play about friendship between two baseball player, Paul Newman stars
37	List of churches in the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Philadelphia	2020-04-26	69,788	17,945	Pennsylvania
38	"Stop the World (And Let Me Off)"*			17,365	Carl Belew song (1957)
39	List of churches in the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Detroit	2020-04-15		17,345	Michigan
40	"Macorina"*		15,945	Chavela Vargas song
41	Keep On Churnin' (Till the Butter Comes)*			15,885	Wynonie Harris (1952)
42	List of churches in the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of San Francisco	2020-04-20			California
43	List of churches in the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Boston		39,008		Mass.

Expanded 2019-2021

The following shows articles substantially expanded in 2021 with the most page views.

Rank	Title	Expand date	Size	Page views	Description
1	Mickey Lolich	2019-11-10	34,080	426,612	MLB pitcher 1963-1979
2	Dave Butz	9/4 expand	19,142	241,740	Purdue and NFL defensive tackle 1973-88, CFHOF, All Pro
3	Darrell Evans	2019-2020	44,810	236,643	MLB 1969-89 AL home run leader 1985
4	1964 Arkansas Razorbacks football team	2019-10-25	17,863	185,252	11–0 record, FWAA national champion, AP No. 2
5	Gates Brown	1/19-1/25 expand	22,440	139,181	Detroit Tigers' pinch-hit specialist
6	Aurelio Rodríguez	2019-07-24	37,907	130,098	MLB third baseman 1967-83
7	Mickey Stanley	10/20-10/21 (expand)	20,998	131,009	Detroit Tigers outfielder 1964-1978, 4x Gold Glove
8	1986 Michigan Wolverines football team	2/1-2/5 (expand)	68,389	100,146	11–2 record, No. 8 in final AP poll, lost Rose Bowl
9	Rudy York	2019-07-26	30,337	93,510	MLB baseball 1934-1948, home run and RBI leader 1943
10	John Wockenfuss	2019-07-16	25,996	93,142	Detroit Tigers 1974-1983
11	1984 Michigan Wolverines football team	1/14-1/20 (expand)	46,549	97,344	6–6 record, lost Holiday Bowl to BYU
12	John Hiller	2019-07-10	46,655	83,745	Detroit Tigers pitcher 1965-1980
13	Derrick Alexander (wide receiver)	7/3-7/4 (expand)	24,447	83,033	UM wide receiver 1989-1993, NFL 1994-2002
14	Wiard Ihnen	9/15 (expand)	11,363	82,959	Art director 1919-1960, married to Edith Head
15	1969 Michigan Wolverines football team	1/28-12/31	76,136	68,906	8–3 record in first season under Schembechler
16	Bobby Ávila	2019-07-24	19,049	66,911	MLB second baseman 1949-59
17	1980 Michigan Wolverines football team	1/9-1/11, 8/23 (expand)	78,050	65,520	Big 10 champion, No. 4 in final AP poll, won Rose Bowl
18	Pat Studstill	11/30 expand	15,983	64,337	NFL wide receiver, return specialist 1961-1972
19	Bill Donovan	2019-07-30	22,551	56,588	MLB pitcher 1898-1918
20	1983 Michigan Wolverines football team	1/14-1/19 (expand)	49,485	58,852	9–3 record, No. 8 in final AP poll, lost Sugar Bowl vs Auburn
21	1977 Michigan Wolverines football team	1/3-1/9 (expand)	70,681	54,249	10–2 record, Big 10 champion, lost Rose Bowl
22	1982 Michigan Wolverines football team	1/14-1/17 (expand)	72,144	55,334	8–4 record, Big 10 champion, lost Rose Bowl
23	Tom Veryzer	2019-06-13	15,510	44,740	MLB shortstop 1973-1984
24	Boss Schmidt	2019-07-22	26,363	36,792	Detroit Tigers pitcher 1906-1911
25	1912 Army Cadets football team	12/20 expand	22,232	30,255	Team with Dwight Eisenhower
26	1976 Detroit Tigers season	3/6-4/8 expand	40,692	31,211	74–87 record, Year of "The Bird"
27	George Jewett Trophy	AfD rescue	17,274	32,816	College rivalry trophy
28	Lil Stoner	1/26-1/29 expand	23,500	28,102	Baseball pitcher
29	George Mullin	2019-07-31	28,936	25,589	Detroit Tigers pitcher 1902-1913
30	Hoot Evers	2019-07-24	20,302	24,876	MLB outfielder 1941-56
31	1959 Michigan Wolverines football team	2/10-3/1 expand	51,241	18,062	4–5 record, Tony Rio MVP
32	1955 Michigan Wolverines football team	3/27-3/28 expand	44,118	18,097	7–2 record, Terry Barr MVP
33	1950 Detroit Tigers season	7/31-8/19 expand	59,010	15,693	95–59 record, George Kell fourth in MVP voting

Churches

Rank	Title	Creation date	Size	Page views	Description
1	List of Roman Catholic churches in Leicester			20,663	England
2	List of churches in the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Chicago	2020-04-28	43,468	19,869	Illinois
3	List of churches in the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of San Francisco	2020-04-20		17,664	California
4	List of churches in the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Philadelphia	2020-04-26	69,788	13,524	Pennsylvania
5	List of churches in the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Boston		39,008	13,283	Mass.
6	List of churches in the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Detroit	2020-04-15		12,543	Michigan
7	List of churches in the Roman Catholic Diocese of Buffalo		143,544	11,910	New York
8	Santa Barbara Pastoral Region			10,254	California
9	List of churches in the Roman Catholic Diocese of San Diego		11,834	9,470	California
10	List of churches in the Roman Catholic Diocese of Brooklyn	2020-05-01	14,427	8,798	New York
11	List of churches in the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Cincinnati	2020-04-30	15,266	8,621	Ohio
12	List of churches in the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of St. Louis	2020-04-27	11,637	7,874	Missouri
13	List of churches in the Roman Catholic Diocese of Pittsburgh	2020-04-24	56,107	7,724	Pennsylvania
14	List of churches in the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Newark	2020-05-01	35,229	7,577	New Jersey
15	List of churches in the Roman Catholic Diocese of Arlington			7,380	Texas
16	List of churches in the Roman Catholic Diocese of Wilmington	2020-05-16	13,524	7,157	Delaware
17	List of churches in the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Baltimore			6,665	Maryland
18	List of churches in the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Las Vegas			6,436	Nevada
19	List of churches in the Roman Catholic Diocese of Orange			5,933	New Jersey
20	List of churches in the Roman Catholic Diocese of Cleveland			5,681	Ohio
21	List of churches in the Roman Catholic Diocese of London, Ontario*			5,630	Canada
22	List of churches in the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Santa Fe			5,208	New Mexico
23	List of churches in the Roman Catholic Diocese of Providence*			4,996	Rhode Island
24	List of churches in the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Milwaukee			4,779	Wisconsin
25	List of churches in the Roman Catholic Diocese of Marquette			3,971	Michigan
26	List of churches in the Roman Catholic Diocese of Oakland			3,984	California
27	List of churches in the Roman Catholic Diocese of Toledo			3,893	Ohio
28	List of churches in the Roman Catholic Diocese of Sacramento			3,476	California
29	List of churches in the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Indianapolis			3,435	Indiana
30	List of churches in the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Chicago – Vicariate I			3,290	Illinois
31	List of churches in the Roman Catholic Diocese of Grand Rapids*			3,271	Michigan
32	List of churches in the Roman Catholic Diocese of Monterey			3,028	California
33	List of churches in the Roman Catholic Diocese of San Jose in California			2,907	California
34	List of churches in the Roman Catholic Diocese of Fresno*			2,733	California
35	List of churches in the Roman Catholic Diocese of Lansing*			2,499	Michigan
36	List of churches in the Roman Catholic Diocese of Des Moines*			2,418	Iowa
37	List of churches in the Roman Catholic Diocese of Saginaw*			2,410	Michigan
38	List of churches in the Roman Catholic Diocese of Trenton*			2,295	New Jersey
39	List of churches in the Roman Catholic Diocese of San Bernardino*			2,218	California
40	List of churches in the Roman Catholic Diocese of Camden*			2,157	New Jersey
41	List of churches in the Roman Catholic Diocese of Santa Rosa in California*			2,130	California
42	List of churches in the Roman Catholic Diocese of Kalamazoo*			1,780	Michigan
43	List of churches in the Roman Catholic Diocese of Gaylord*			1,725	Michigan
44	List of churches in the Roman Catholic Diocese of Paterson*			1,392	New Jersey
45	List of churches in the Roman Catholic Diocese of Stockton*			1,091	California
46	List of churches in the Roman Catholic Diocese of Metuchen*			2,244	New Jersey

Historic buildings

Rank	Title	Page views	Description
1	Catalina Verdugo Adobe	2019-07-09	5,999	8,402	Historic site in Glendale
2	Glendale Register of Historic Resources and Historic Districts	2019-07-09	36,295	6,322	Historic sites
3	City of San Luis Obispo Historic Resources	2019-06-28	54,045	4,987	Historic sites
4	City of Santa Barbara Historic Landmarks	2019-07-04	15,845	3,897	Historic sites
5	Bakersfield Register of Historic Places and Areas of Historic Interest	2019-07-08	15,437	3,483	Historic sites
1	Sonoma Mission Inn	16,443
2	Omni Berkshire Place	12,916
3	Ojai Valley Inn	10,358
4	Skytop Lodge	10,220
5	Boar's Head Resort	7,925
6	St. Elizabeth of Hungary (Van Nuys)	5,968
7	La Posada de Santa Fe	5,172
8	Hotel Constance	4,069
9	Hacienda Del Sol Guest Ranch Resort	3,168
10	Colony Hotel & Cabaña Club	3,153
11	Hotel Saranac	2,833
12	Dunhill Hotel	2,639
13	Omni San Francisco Hotel	2,461
14	Morris Inn at Notre Dame	2,283
15	Hilton Santa Fe Historic Plaza	2,150
16	Cork Factory Hotel	1,783

Music

Latin music

Chile

Rank	Title	Creation date	Size	Page views	Descriptionlist
1	Tito Fernández*	2021-02-19	9,817	9,211	Singer, songwriter, fundamental figures of Chilean music (FFCM) (1942-2023)
2	Valentin Trujillo*	2021-02-19	6,212	6,859	FFCM, pianist and arranger (b. 1933)
3	Sonia y Myriam*	2021-02-19	2,974	3,271	FFCM, singing duo of sisters
4	Silvia Infantas*	2021-02-18	7,094	7,746	FFCM, singer, actress, folklorist (born 1923)
5	Roberto Lecaros*	2021-02-19	7,137	2,200	FFCM, jazz musician and composer (1944-2022)
6	Quelentaro*	2021-02-20	2,344	1,919	Chilean folk music group
7	Gastón Guzmán*	2021-02-19	3,186	1,723	FFCM, singer-songwriter (1937-2019), founder of Quelentaro
8	Vicente Bianchi*	2021-02-18	2,163	1,068	FFCM, composer, pianist, conductor (1920-2018)
9	José Goles*	2021-02-19	1,421	881	FFCM, composer and songwriter (1917-1993)
10	Calatambo Albarracín*	2021-02-19	2,659	718	FFCM, composer and folklorist (1924-2018)
12	Fundamental figures of Chilean music*	2021-02-18	5,766	706	Annual award by Sociedad Chilena de Autores e Intérpretes Musicales
11	Dúo Rey-Silva*	2021-02-19	2,354	639	FFCM, musical duo in cueca and tonada traditions
13	Coplas libertarias a la historia de Chile*	2021-02-20	1,894	596	1970 album by Quelentaro
14	Donato Román*	2021-02-19	1,692	556	FFCM, songwriter (1915-2004)
15	Judas*	2021-02-20	1,622	469	1970 album by Quelentaro
16	Leña gruesa*	2021-02-20	1,727	454	1969 album by Quelentaro
17	Huasita Regalona*	2021-02-17	3,869	450	1959 Chilean folk song by Donato Román
18	Hernán Núñez Oyarce*	2021-02-19	1,899	402	FFCM, cuequero musician and composer
19	Coplas al viento*	2021-02-20	1,420	335	1967 album by Quelentaro
20	Cesante*	2021-02-20	1,544	321	1972 album by Quelentaro
21	Huella campesina*	2021-02-20	2,114	306	1968 album by Quelentaro

Colombia

Rank	Title	Date	Size	Views	Description
1	La Rebelión*	2021-09-08	3,765	32,739	Joe Arroyo salsa song about African couple sold into slavery in Cartagena in 17th century
2	El Camino de la Vida	2021-09-09	2,659	23,970	Chosen by the Academia Colombiana de Musica as the Colombian song of the 20th century
3	El Año Viejo	2021-09-08	7,819	21,452	Cumbia song first recorded 1953, now a traditional New Year song
4	La Pollera Colorá	2021-09-08	7,517	19,739	Cumbia song composed in 1960, rated the most iconic Colombian song of all time
5	El Preso	2021-09-08	4,589	12,235	Fruko y sus Tesos song from 1975
6	Los Corraleros de Majagual	2021-09-04	4,260	11,277	Colombian music group from the Caribbean coast formed in 1961 with over 30 gold records
7	La Noche	2021-09-08	6,354	8,171	Salsa song by Joe Arroyo
8	Se Va el Caimán	2021-09-09	2,145	7,660	Cumbia song dating to 1945, ranked No. 6 on list of best Colombian songs of all time
9	Colombia Tierra Querida	2021-09-03	6,689	7,308	Cumbia song by Lucho Bermúdez, considered second national anthem
10	Cali Pachanguero	2021-09-08	4,290	6,390	Grupo Niche song from 1984, anthem of Colombian salsa
11	El Santo Cachón	2021-09-08	3,317	6,193	Vallenato song about infidelities in a Barranquilla park
12	Pueblito Viejo	2021-09-09	3,153	4,202	Colombian waltz inspired by the steep, cobbled streets of Socorro, Santander
13	La Piragua	2021-09-09	2,363	4,481	Cumbia song by José Barros
14	La Casa en el Aire	2021-09-09	2,902	4,132	Vallenato song by Rafael Escalona
15	La Gata Golosa*	2021-09-10	1,854	4,207	Song written 1912
16	Ay Cosita Linda*	2021-09-09	1,733	3,074	Ranked by El Tiempo No. 9 Colombian song of all time
17	Bésame Morenita*	2021-09-09	4,327	2,744	Written 1950, later censored for being "against public morality."
18	Cachipay*	2021-09-10	1,906	1,397	Popular Colombian song in pasillo style
19	Bunde Tolimense*	2021-09-10	1,815	1,395	Popular Colombian song written 1914, later adopted as anthem of Tolima Department
20	Cuatro Preguntas*	2021-09-09	2,230	1,277	Popular Colombian song in bambuco style
21	Carmen de Bolívar*	2021-09-10	1,659	1,100	Lucho Bermúdez song (1959) about his home town
22	Soy Colombiano*	2021-09-09	1,848	1,087	Bambuco song first recorded 1945
23	La Guaneña*	2021-09-09	1,338	1,074	Bambuco song rated by El Tiempo as the best Colombian song of all time
24	La Ruana*	2021-09-09	2,036	908	Bambuco song poplarized in 1950s by Obdulio y Julián
25	Alegre Majagual*	2021-09-04	4,049	879	Studio album by Los Corraleros de Majagual (1962)
26	El Cafetero*	2021-09-10	1,440	804	Instrumental song in pasillo genre
27	Carmentea*	2021-09-10	1,986	773	Joropo song became anthem of llanero folklore
28	Ay Mi Llanura*	2021-09-10	1,942	505	Joropo song (1967), tribute to the plains of Meta, later adopted as offical anthem
29	Guabina Chiquinquireña*	2021-09-10	2,033	381	Guabina song

Fado

Rank	Title	Created	Size	Views	Description
1	Um Homem na Cidade*	2021-01-23	3,829	2,071	1977 Carlos do Carmo album
2	Mariza canta Amália*	2021-01-23	1,791	1,852	2020 Mariza album
3	Guarda-me A Vida Na Mão*	2021-01-20	2,910	1,464	2003 Anna Moura album
4	Carminho canta Tom Jobim*	2021-01-22	3,057	1,431	2016 Carminho album
5	Aconteceu*	2021-01-20	2,377	1,247	2004 Anna Moura album
6	Mundo*	2021-01-23	2,868	1,229	2015 Mariza album
7	Maria*	2021-01-22	2,563	1,203	2018 Carminho album
8	Mariza*	2021-01-23	2,486	1,029	2018 Mariza album
9	Canto*	2021-01-21	1,964	1,009	2014 Carminho album
10	Uma Canção para a Europa*	2021-01-23	1,892	938	1976 Carlos do Carmo album
11	Por Morrer uma Andorinha*	2021-01-24	2,967	800	1970 Carlos do Carmo album
12	Amália Por Cuca Roseta*	2021-01-09	2,045	737	2020 Cuca Roseta album
13	Luz de Natal*	2021-01-09	2,064	448	2018 Cuca Roseta album
14	Riû*	2021-01-09	2,227	427	2015 Cuca Roseta album
15	Carlos do Carmo*	2021-01-24	2,040	384	1970 Carlos do Carmo album
16	Luz*	2021-01-09	1,837	338	2017 Cuca Roseta album
17	Meu*	2021-01-09	1,337	318	2020 Cuca Roseta album
18	Raiz*	2021-01-09	2,121	330	2013 Cuca Roseta album
19	Cuca Roseta*	2021-01-09	1,251	326	2011 Cuca Roseta album
	Template:Carminho*
	Template:Carlos do Carmo*
	Template:Mariza*
	Template:Ana Moura*
	Template:Cuca Roseta*

La Lupe

Rank	Title	Created	Size	Views	Description
1	Tito Puente Swings, The Exciting Lupe Sings*	2021-01-06	1,925	3,843	La Lupe album (1965)
2	Mongo Introduces La Lupe*	2021-01-06	2,253	2,115	La Lupe album (1963)
3	Queen of Latin Soul*	2021-01-06	2,099	2,430	La Lupe album (1968)
4	Definitely La Yi Yi Yi	2021-01-06	1,675	1,332	La Lupe album (1969)
5	Two Sides of La Lupe*	2021-01-06	2,179	1,281	La Lupe album (1968)

Mercedes Sosa

Rank	Title	Created	Size	Views	Description
1	Mercedes Sosa en Argentina*	2021-01-05	3,112	4,169	Mercedes Sosa album (1982)
2	La Voz De La Zafra*	2021-09-23	3,378	3,081	Mercedes Sosa album (1962)
3	Homenaje a Violeta Parra*	2020-12-23	2,175	2,957	Mercedes Sosa album (1971)

Atahualpa Yupanqui

Rank	Title	Created	Size	Views	Description
1	Camino del Indio	2021-02-14	3,939	1,714	Atahualpa Yupanqui album (1955)
2	Una Voz y una Guitarra		1,704	698	Atahualpa Yupanqui album
3	¡Soy Libre! ¡Soy Bueno!*	2021-02-15	2,066	673	Atahualpa Yupanqui album (1968) (1953)
4	Solo de Guitarra, Volumen No. 6*	2021-02-14	1,829	412	Atahualpa Yupanqui album (1958)
5	Canción para Pablo Neruda*	2021-02-15	1,801	411	Atahualpa Yupanqui album (1975)
6	Canto y Guitarra, Volumen 4*			288	Atahualpa Yupanqui album (1957)
7	Solo de Guitarra, Volumen No. 3*			258	Atahualpa Yupanqui album (1956)
8	Arenita del Camino, Volumen No. 9*			214	Atahualpa Yupanqui album (1961)
9	Canto y Guitarra, Volumen No. 5*			198	Atahualpa Yupanqui album (1958)
10	Selva, Pampa y Cerro*			189	Atahualpa Yupanqui album (1964)
	Template:Atahualpa Yupanqui*

Violeta Parra

Rank	Title	Created	Size	Views	Description
1	"Volver a los Diecisiete"*	2020-11-25	4,716	9,913	Violeta Parra song (1966)
2	Las últimas composiciones*	2020-11-25	3,259	3,149	Violeta Parra album (1966)
3	"La Jardinera"*	2020-11-25	3,124	2,116	Violeta Parra song (1954)
4	"Que Pena Siente el Alma"*		1,756	1,213	Violeta Parra song (1955)
5	Carpa de La Reina*		2,507	1,022	Violeta Parra album (1966)
6	Tonadas*		2,194	844	Violeta Parra album (1959)
7	La cueca presentada por Violeta Parra*	2020-11-24	3,493	793	Violeta Parrra album (1959)
8	Toda Violeta Parra: El folklore de Chile Vol. VIII*		2,581	757	Violeta Parrra album (1960)
9	Canto y guitarra*		2,702	624	Violeta Parrra album (1957)
10	El folklore de Chile según Violeta Parra*			482	Violeta Parrra album (1962)
11	Recordando a Chile*			422	Violeta Parrra album (1965)
12	Chants et Danses du Chili I*			410	Violeta Parra album (1956)
13	El folklore de Chile Volumen 2*			364	Violeta Parra album (1958)
14	Chants et Danses du Chili II*			311	Violeta Parra album (1956)

Template:Violeta Parra*

Chavela Vargas

Rank	Title	Views	Description
1	"Macorina"*	13,876	Chavela Vargas song
2	La Llorona*	4,776	Chavela Vargas album (1994)
3	Noche Bohemia*	932	Chavela Vargas album (1961)
4	Chavela at Carnegie Hall*	730	Chavela Vargas album (2004)

Chabuca Granda

Rank	Title	Views	Description
1	"Fina estampa"*	5,590	Chabuca Granda song (1961)
2	"José Antonio"*	2,491	Chabuca Granda song (1957)
3	"Cardo o ceniza"	2,264	Chabuca Granda song (1978)
4	"El puente de los suspiros"*	1,437	Chabuca Granda song (1960)
5	"Lima de veras"*	705	Chabuca Granda song (1948)
6	Cada Cancion con su Razon	661	Chabuca Granda album (1981)
7	Dialogando	481	Chabuca Granda album with Oscar Aviles (1967)
8	Grande De América*	251	Chabuca Granda album (1973)

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Lucha Reyes

Rank	Title	Views	Description
1	Una Carta al Cielo*	2,272	Lucha Reyes song (1971)
2	La Morena De Oro Del Peru*	1,353	Lucha Reyes song (1970)
3	Mi Ultima Cancion*	540	Lucha Reyes song (1973)
4	Siempre Criolla*	351	Lucha Reyes song (1972)

Amália Rodrigues

Rank	Title	Page views	Description
1	Fado Português*	4,024	Studio album (1965)
2	Amália Rodrigues, aka Busto*	1,541	Studio album (1962)
3	Com Que Voz*	1,482	Studio album (1970)
4	Amália a l'Olympia*	1,044	Live album (1956)
5	Lágrima*	970	Studio album (1983)
6	Vou Dar de Beber à Dor*	925	Studio album (1969)
7	Amalia in Italia*	583	Studio album (1974)
8	Amália no Olympia*	540	Studio album (1957)
9	Fado...The Soul Of Portugal*	426	Studio album (1966)
10	Fados 67*	333	Studio album (1967)

Other

Rank	Title	Created	Size	Views	Description
1	Músicas para Louvar ao Senhor			1,175	Marcelo Rossi live religious album, best-selling album in history in Brazil (1998)*
2	Celia & Johnny*	8,804	Celia Cruz & Johnny Pacheco album (1974)
3	Un gato en la oscuridad*	6,619	Roberto Carlos album (1972)
4	Secreto de Amor*	5,436	Joan Sebastian album (2000)
5	19 días y 500 noches*	3,243	Joaquin Sabina album (1999)
6	El Ídolo de Mexico*	1,716	Vicente Fernandez album (1974)
7	Su piano y su música*	1,169	Armando Manzanero album (1968)
8	Mundo Colombia*	957	Celso Piña album (2002)

Edith Piaf

Rank	Title	Page views	Description
1	Récital 1961*	2,544	Live album (1961)
2	Edith Piaf*	1,974	Edith Piaf album (1953)
3	Chansons Parisiennes*	1,775	Edith Piaf album (1949)
4	Récital 1962*	1,141	Live album (1962)
5	Chansons des Cafés de Paris*	1,028	Edith Piaf album (1950)
6	Le Tour de Chant d'Édith Piaf a l'Olympia - No. 3*	676	Edith Piaf album (1958)
7	Le Tour de Chant d'Édith Piaf a l'Olympia - No. 1*	640	Edith Piaf album (1955)
8	Le Tour de Chant d'Édith Piaf a l'Olympia - No. 2*	510	Edith Piaf album (1955)

Country

Billboard country charts

Rank	Title	Page views	Description
1	Billboard Most-Played Folk Records of 1946*	1,730	"New Spanish Two Step" by Bob Wills No. 1
2	Billboard Most-Played Folk Records of 1947*	953	"Smoke! Smoke! Smoke!" by Tex Williams No. 1
3	Billboard Top Folk Records of 1948*	603	"Bouquet of Roses" and "Anytime" by Eddy Arnold No. 1/2
4	Billboard Top Folk Records of 1949*	667	"Lovesick Blues" by Hank Williams No. 1
5	Billboard Top Country & Western Records of 1950*	3,048	"I'm Movin' On" by Hank Snow No. 1
6	Billboard Top Country & Western Records of 1951*	3,428	"Cold, Cold Heart" by Hank Williams No. 1
7	Billboard Top Country & Western Records of 1952*	2,640	"The Wild Side of Life" by Hank Thompson No. 1
8	Billboard Top Country & Western Records of 1953*	1,399	"Kaw-Liga" and "Your Cheating Heart" by Hank Williams Nos. 1/2
9	Billboard Top Country & Western Records of 1954*	1,098	"I Don't Hurt Anymore" by Hank Snow No. 1
10	Billboard Top Country & Western Records of 1955*	1,229	"In the Jailhouse Now" by Webb Pierce No. 1
11	Billboard Top Country & Western Records of 1956*	1,497	"Crazy Arms" by Ray Price No. 1
12	Billboard Top Country & Western Records of 1957*	1,309	"Gone" by Ferlin Husky No. 1
13	Billboard year-end top 50 country & western singles of 1958*	2,881	"Oh Lonesome Me" by Don Gibson No. 1
14	Billboard year-end top 50 country & western singles of 1959*	1,592	"The Battle of New Orleans" by Johnny Horton No. 1
15	Billboard year-end top 50 country & western singles of 1961*	2,357	"I Fall to Pieces" by Patsy Cline No. 1
16	Billboard Top Country & Western Records of 1962*	2,030	"Wolverton Mountain" by Claude King No. 1
17	Billboard Top Country Singles of 1963*	2,795	"Still" by Bill Anderson No. 1
18	Billboard Top Country Singles of 1964*	2,141	"My Heart Skips a Beat" by Buck Owens No. 1
19	Billboard Top Country Singles of 1965*	3,067	"What's He Doing in My World" by Eddy Arnold No. 1
20	Billboard Top Country Singles of 1966*	2,970	"Swinging Doors" by Merle Haggard No. 1
21	Billboard Top Country Singles of 1967*	3,065	"All the Time" by Jack Greene No. 1
22	Billboard Top Country Singles of 1968*	2,686	"Skip a Rope" by Henson Cargill No. 1
23	Billboard Top Country Singles of 1969	4,230	"Daddy Sang Bass" by Johnny Cash No. 1

Kitty Wells

Rank	Title	Page views	Description
1	After Dark*	4,352	1959 studio album
2	Dust on the Bible*	3,186	1959 studio album
3	"Searching (For Someone Like You)"*	3,038	1956 single No. 3
4	Winner of Your Heart*	2,444	1956 stuio album
5	Christmas Day With Kitty Wells*	2,269	1962 studio album
6	Forever Young*	2,009	1974 studio album
7	The Kitty Wells Story*	1,843	1963 studio album
8	Lonely Street*	1,884	1958 studio album
9	Kitty Wells' Country Hit Parade*	1,862	1956 studio album
10	Queen of Country Music*	1,717	1962 studio album
11	The Kitty Wells Show*	1,691	1966 live album with son & husband
12	Heartbreak U.S.A.*	1,613	1961 studio album
13	Kitty's Choice*	1,560	1960 studio album
14	The Kitty Wells Family Gospel Sing*	1,460	1965 studio album
15	Seasons of My Heart*	1,343	1960 studio album
16	Burning Memories*	1,337	1965 studio album
17	Kitty Wells' & Red Foley's Golden Favorites*	1,271	1961 compilation album
18	Singing on Sunday*	1,264	1962 studio album
19	Queen of Honky Tonk Street*	1,233	1967 studio album
20	Especially for You*	1,195	1964 studio album
21	Country Music Time*	1,153	1964 studio album
22	"One by One"*	1,114	1954 single No. 1
23	Love Makes The World Go Around*	1,089	1967 studio album
24	Songs Made Famous By Jim Reeves*	1,053	1966 studio album
25	Showcase*	1,058	1968 studio album
26	Country All the Way*	1,059	1966 studio album
27	We'll Stick Together*	988	1968 studio album with husband
28	Together Again*	928	1967 studio album with Red Foley
29	Guilty Street*	405	1969 studio album
30	Lonesome and Sad Blue*	307	1965 studio album

Webb Pierce

Rank	Title	Page views	Description
1	In the Jailhouse Now*	4,017	1982 studio album with Willie Nelson
2	Webb Pierce*	2,983	1955 studio album
3	The Wondering Boy*	2,042	1956 studio album
4	The Webb Pierce Story*	1,578	1964 album
5	Just Imagination*	1,336	1958 studio album
6	Webb!"*	1,164	1959 studio album
7	Webb with a Beat*	1,135	1960 studio album
8	Fallen Angel*	967	1960 studio album
10	Memory #1*	950	1965 studio album
11	"That Heart Belongs to Me"*	883	1952 single #1
12	Sands of Gold*	801	1964 studio album
13	I'm Gonna Be a Swinger*	704	1972 studio album
14	Webb's Choice*	661	1966 studio album
15	Webb Pierce Sings This Thing*	635	1969 studio album
16	"Even Tho"*	594	1954 single #1
17	"Crying Over You"*	663	1958 single #3
18	"Honky Tonk Song"*	144	1957 single #1
9	Cross Country*	175	1962

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Eddy Arnold

Rank	Title	Page views	Description
1	My World*	3,254	1965 album
2	"Something Old, Something New"*	2,733	1951 single No. 4
3	"That's How Much I Love You"	2,714	1946 single No. 2
4	The Last Word in Lonesome*	2,039	1966 album
5	Anytime*	1,746	1956 compilation album
6	Folk Song Book (1964)*	1,572	1964 album
7	Wanderin' with Eddy Arnold	1,243	1955 studio album
8	The Easy Way*	1,205	1965 album
9	The Romantic World of Eddy Arnold*	1,106	1968 album
10	"Take Me in Your Arms"*	1,093	1949 single No. 1
11	Turn the World Around*	1,057	1967 album
12	Lonely Again*	1,018	1967 album
13	Have Guitar, Will Travel*	950	1959 studio album
14	"Each Minute Seems a Million Years"*	913	1945 single, No. 5
15	Walkin' in Love Land*	906	1968 album
16	Thereby Hangs a Tale*	870	1959 album
17	One More Time*	816	1962 album
18	"Why Should I Cry Over You?"*	747	1950 single No. 3
19	Somebody Like Me*	714	1966 album
20	"I've Been Thinking"*	635	1955 single No. 2
21	"A Full Time Job"	618	1952 single No. 1
22	"Cuddle Buggin' Baby"*	480	1950 single No. 2
23	"Little Angel With the Dirty Face"*	459	1950 single No. 3
24	"Lovebug Itch"*	435	1950 single No. 2
25	"The Echo of Your Footsteps"*	420	1949 single, No. 2
26	"Hep Cat Baby"*	355	1954 single No. 7
27	"To My Sorrow"*	335	1947 single No. 2
28	"This Is the Thanks I Get (For Loving You)"*	562	1954 single No. 3
29	"Whatcha Gonna Do Now*	349	1954 single No. 4
30	"Enclosed One Broken Heart"*	307	1950 single No. 6
31	"Heart Strings"*	268	1951 single No. 5
32	"Somebody's Been Beating My Time"*	218	1951 single No. 2

Charley Pride

Rank	Title	Page views	Description
1	Charley Pride Sings Heart Songs*	10,072	1971 studio album
2	Country Charley Pride*	8,669	1966 studio album
3	The Country Way*	6,672	1967 studio album
4	Pride of Country Music*	6,578	1967 studio album
5	The Best of Charley Pride*	6,028	1969 compilation album
6	Charley Pride's 10th Album*	5,985	1970 studio album
7	Just Plain Charley*	5,544	1970 studio album
8	Charley Pride In Person*	5,561	1969 live album
9	The Sensational Charley Pride*	4,749	1969 studio album
10	Did You Think to Pray*	4,459	1971 studio album
11	From Me to You*	4,199	1971 studio album
12	I'm Just Me*	3,635	1971 studio album
13	A Sunshiny Day with Charley Pride*	3,348	1972 studio album
14	Songs of Love by Charley Pride*	3,091	1973 studio album
15	The Best of Charley Pride, Volume II*	2,891	1972 compilation album
16	Amazing Love*	2,769	1973 studio album
17	Sweet Country*	2,684	1973 studio album

Marty Robbins

Rank	Title	Page views	Description
1	More Gunfighter Ballads and Trail Songs*	41,271	1960 album
2	The Drifter*	6,628	1966 album
3	Return of the Gunfighter*	6,349	1963 album
4	Song of the Islands*	3,942	1957 album
5	The Song of Robbins*	3,999	1957 album
6	R.F.D.*	3,417	1964 album
7	El Paso City*	3,405	1976 album
8	Adios Amigo*	3,075	1977 album
9	My Woman, My Woman, My Wife*	2,514	1970 album
10	"She Was Only Seventeen"*	2,411	1958 single #4
11	I Walk Alone*	1,880	1968 album
12	Tonight Carmen*	1,860	1967 album
13	It's a Sin*	1,594	1969 album
14	This Much a Man*	1,573	1972 album
15	"Stairway of Love"*	1,340	1958 single #2

Ray Price

Rank	Title	Page views	Description
1	For the Good Times*	6,789	1970 album
2	"Invitation to the Blues"*	3,599	1958 single #3
3	Burning Memories*	3,159	1965 album
4	She Wears My Ring*	3,040	1968 album
5	Love Life*	2,250 album	1964 album
6	Another Bridge to Burn*	2,247	1966 album
7	The Other Woman*	2,179	1965 album
8	I Won't Mention It Again*	1,928	1971 album
9	Danny Boy*	1,634	1967 album
10	Touch My Heart*	1,471	1967 album
11	Take Me as I Am*	1,363	1968 album
12	Like Old Times Again*	1,226	1974 album
13	She's Got to Be a Saint*	965	1973 album
14	The Lonesomest Lonesome*	940	1972 album
15	"Curtain in the Window"*	325	1958 single #3

Jim Reeves

Rank	Title	Page views	Description
1	He'll Have to Go*	5,212	1960 album
2	Bimbo*	5,100	1957 album
3	Jim Reeves*	4,558	1957 album
4	The Intimate Jim Reeves*	4,280	1960 album
5	God Be With You*	4,157	1959 album
6	Moonlight and Roses*	3,902	1964 album
7	Songs to Warm the Heart*	3,489	1959 album
8	Girls I Have Known*	3,144	1958 album
9	Tall Tales and Short Tempers*	2,936	1961 album
10	Talkin' to Your Heart*	2,663	1961 album
11	"Blue Boy"*	2,394	1958 single #2
12	"Anna Marie"*	2,198	1958 single #3
13	"I Love You"*	694	1954 single #3

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Carl Smith

Rank	Title	Page views	Description
1	"Go, Boy Go"*	2,826	1954 #4
2	There Stands the Glass*	1,458	1964 album
3	"Are You Teasing Me"*	1,200	1952 #1
4	"Mr. Moon"*	1,079	1951 #4
5	"Let's Live a Little"*	999	1951 #2
6	"Why, Why"*	832	1957 #2
7	Let's Live a Little*	788	1958 album
8	The Tall, Tall Gentleman*	693	1963 album
9	Smith's the Name*	608	1957 album
10	"You Are the One"*	572	1956 #4
11	"Trademark"*	416	1953 #2
12	"Back Up Buddy"*	415	1954 #2
13	Man with a Plan*	41	1964 album

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Hank Thompson

Rank	Title	Page views	Description
1	"Squaws Along the Yukon"*	2,822	1958 #2
2	A Six Pack to Go*	2,473	1966 album
3	Smoky the Bar*	1,761	1969 album
4	"Humpty Dumpty Heart"*	1,520	1948 #3
5	"Rub-A-Dub-Dub"*	840	1948 #3
6	"Wake Up Irene"*	778	1954 #2
7	Songs for Rounders*	753	1959 album
8	Songs of the Brazos Valley*	739	1956 album
9	At the Golden Nugget*	737	1961 live album
10	On Tap, in the Can, or in the Bottle*	628	1968 album
11	Most of All*	474	1960 album
12	Golden Country Hits*	408	1964 album
13	Dance Ranch*	357	1958 album
14	Hank!*	322	1957 album
15	Favorite Waltzes*	294	1959 album
16	Where Is the Circus*	329	1966 album

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Hank Snow

Rank	Title	Page views	Description
1	"Ninety Miles an Hour (Down a Dead End Street)"*	2,498	1963 #2
2	Railroad Man*	1,913	1963 album
3	"Yellow Roses"*	1,199	1955 #3
4	Hello Love*	838	1974 album
5	Hank Snow's Souvenirs*	826	1961 ablum
6	"Down the Trail of Aching Hearts"*	806	1951 #2
7	Songs of Tragedy*	740	1964 album
8	"Bluebird Island"*	692	1951 #4
9	"The Gold Rush Is Over"*	603	1952 #2
10	"Lady's Man"*	519	1952 #2
11	More Hank Snow Souvenirs*	603	1964 album

Miscellaneous

Rank	Title	Page views	Description
1	Adios Amigo*			7,648	Jim Reeves song (1962)
2	Life to Go*			2,394	Stonewall Jackson song (1959)
3	The Fabulous Sound of Lester Flatt & Earl Scruggs*			2,356	Flatt and Scruggs album (1964)
4	Flatt and Scruggs at Carnegie Hall!*			2,295	Flatt and Scruggs album (1963)
5	A Wound Time Can't Erase*			1,218	Stonewall Jackson song (1962)
6	Songs of the Famous Carter Family*			940	Flatt and Scruggs album (1961)
7	The Dynamic Stonewall Jackson*			625	Stonewall Jackson album (1959)
8	Why I'm Walkin'*			617	Stonewall Jackson song (1960)
9	Recorded Live at Vanderbilt University*			505	Flatt and Scruggs album (1964)
10	Folk Songs of Our Land*			382	Flatt and Scruggs album (1962)
11	Songs of Glory*			381	Flatt and Scruggs album (1960)
12	Stamp Out Loneliness*			164	Stonewall Jackson song (1958)
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1	"Stop the World (And Let Me Off)"*	12,298	Carl Belew song (1957)
2	"Filipino Baby"*	11,754	Copas, Tyler, Tubb (1946)
3	"Pick Me Up on Your Way Down"	8,445	Charlie Walker #2 (1958)
4	"It's No Secret"*	7,576	Hamblen #8 (1951)
5	The Cold Hard Facts of Life*	6,291	Porter Wagoner album (1967)
6	"Drivin' Nails in My Coffin"*	6,279	Floyd Tillman #2 (1946)
7	"Life Gets Tee-Jus Don't It"*	4,573	Carson Robison #3 (1948)
8	"Poison Love"*	2,800	Johnnie & Jack #4 (1951)
9	"Looking Back to See"*	2,431	The Browns #8 (1954)
10	"Mom and Dad's Waltz"*	2,321	Lefty Frizzell
11	"Alone with You"*	1,875	Faron Young
12	"Cincinnati Dancing Pig"*	1,860	Red Foley #2 (1950)
13	"Geisha Girl"*	1,775	Tex Ritter
14	Confessions of a Broken Man (1966)*	1,713	Porter Wagoner album (1966)
15	"Freight Train Boogie"*	1,692	Delmore Bros #2 (1946)
16	The Carroll County Accident*	1,634	Porter Wagoner album (1969)
17	"Travelin' Blues"*	1,548	Frizzell #6 (1951)
18	"Look What Thoughts Will Do"*	1,299	Lefty Frizzell
19	"Tennessee Border #2"*	1,088	Foley/Tubb #2 (1949)
20	"One by One"	1,026	Wells/Foley #1 (1954)
21	"Give Me More, More, More (Of Your Kisses)"*	958	Frizzell #1 (1952)
22	"When You Leave, Don't Slam the Door"*	915	Tex Ritter
23	"Hillbilly Fever"*	841	Jimmy Dickens single #3
24	"I'm an Old, Old Man (Tryin' to Live While I Can)"*	805	Lefty Frizzell
25	"It's a Little More Like Heaven"*	737	Hank Locklin
26	"Seaman's Blues"	735	Ernest Tubb
27	"As Far As I'm Concerned"*	703	Red Foley
28	"Sweeter Than the Flowers"*	656	Mullican
29	Porter Wagoner in Person*	535	Porter Wagoner (1964)
30	"Don't Stay Away (Till Love Grows Cold)"*	447	Lefty Frizzell
31	"Let's Go to Church (Next Sunday Morning)"*	431	Margaret Whiting/Jimmy Wakely
32	"I Wish I Had Never Met Sunshine"*	403	Gene Autry song
33	"Broken Down Merry-Go-Round"*	390	Margaret Whiting/Jimmy Wakely
34	"Letters Have No Arms"*	382	Ernest Tubb
35	"You Can't Break My Heart"*	372	Cooley
36	"Silver Spurs (On the Golden Stairs)"*	361	Gene Augry song
37	"All Right"*	333	Faron Young
38	"The Gods Were Angry With Me"*	328	Margaret Whiting/Jimmy Wakely
39	"Rock and Rye"*	327	Tex Ritter
40	"Tennessee Moon"*	327	Copas
41	"Honey, Do You Think I'm Wrong"*	326	Al Dexter
42	"Cincinnati Lou"*	320	Merle Travis single #2
43	"It's Up to You"*	299	Al Dexter
40	Courtin' in the Rain*	252	T. Texas Tyler
44	"Throw Your Love My Way"*	228
45	"Down at the Roadside Inn"*	184	Al Dexter
	Story Songs for Country Folks*		Faron Young (1964)
	Country Dance Favorites*		Faron Young (1964)
	"Almost"*	399	George Morgan single #2 (1952)
	"Are You Mine?"*		Wright
	"Bloodshot Eyes"*		Penny
	"Cry, Cry, Darling"*		Newman
	"Don't Drop It"*		Fell
	"Feudin' and Fightin'"*		Shay
	"If You Don't Someone Else Will"*		Jimmy & Johnny
	"That's What I Like About the West"*		T. Williams
	"Wave to Me, My Lady"*		Britt
	"You Better Not Do That"*		Collins

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R&B

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Billboard R&B year-end charts

Rank	Title	Page views	Description
1	Billboard Most-Played Race Records of 1946*	3,784	"Hey! Ba-Ba-Re-Bop" by Lionel Hampton No. 1
2	Billboard year-end top 50 R&B singles of 1959*	3,676	"Stagger Lee" by Lloyd Price No. 1
3	Billboard Top R&B Records of 1955*	3,023	"Pledging My Love" by Johnny Ace No. 1
4	Billboard year-end top 50 R&B singles of 1958*	2,699	"What Am I Living For" by Chuck Willis
5	Billboard Top R&B Records of 1952*	2,541	"Lawdy Miss Clawdy" by Lloyd Price No. 1
6	Billboard Top R&B Records of 1953*	2,516	"(Mama) He Treats Your Daughter Mean" by Ruth Brown No. 1
7	Billboard Top R&B Records of 1954*	2,479	"Work with Me, Annie" by The Midnighters No. 1
8	Billboard Top R&B Records of 1957*	2,373	"Jailhouse Rock" by Elvis Presley No. 1
9	Billboard Top R&B Records of 1956*	2,345	"Honky Tonk" by Bill Doggett No. 1
10	Billboard Top R&B Records of 1951*	2,103	"Sixty Minute Man" by The Dominoes No. 1
11	Billboard Top R&B Records of 1950*	1,901	"Pink Champagne" by Joe Liggins No. 1
12	Billboard Most-Played Race Records of 1947*	1,351	"Ain't Nobody Here but Us Chickens" by Louis Jordan No. 1
13	Billboard Top Race Records of 1948*	1,240	"Long Gone" by Sonny Thompson No. 1
14	Billboard Top R&B Records of 1949*	1,156	"The Hucklebuck" by Paul Williams No. 1

Rank	Title	Views	Description
1	Billboard year-end top 50 R&B singles of 1962*	3,777	"Soul Twist" by King Curtis No. 1
2	Billboard year-end top 50 R&B singles of 1963*	3,768	"Part Time Love" by Little Johnny Taylor No. 1
3	Billboard year-end top 50 R&B singles of 1965*	3,757	"I Can't Help Myself" by Four Tops No. 1
4	Billboard year-end top 50 R&B singles of 1961*	3,216	"Tossin' and Turnin'" by Bobby Lewis No. 1

Louis Jordan

Rank	Title	Page views	Description
1	"What's the Use of Getting Sober"*	8,740	1942 #1
2	"Jack, You're Dead"*	7,741	1947 #1
3	"Ration Blues"*	5,092	1943
4	"Salt Pork, West Virginia"*	4,661	1946 #2
5	"Boogie Woogie Blue Plate"*	4,427	1947 #1
6	"Five Guys Named Moe"*	3,603	1943 #3
7	"Blue Light Boogie"*	3,027	1950 #4
8	"Run Joe"*	2,428	1948 #1 (calypso)
9	"Knock Me a Kiss"*	2,181	1942
10	"Don't Worry 'Bout That Mule"*	1,749	1946 #11
11	"That Chick's Too Young to Fry"*	1,463	1946 #3
12	"Beware"*	972	1946 #2
13	"Reconversion Blues"*	565	1946 #2
14	"Don't Burn the Candle at Both Ends"*	536	1948 #4
15	"Texas and Pacific"*	474	1947 #

Miscellaneous

Rank	Title	Page views	Description
1	Need a Little Sugar in My Bowl*	35,128	Bessie Smith (1931)
2	Big Long Slidin' Thing*	21,154	Dinah Washington (1954)
3	It Ain't the Meat (It's the Motion)*	14,947	The Swallows (1951)
4	Keep On Churnin' (Till the Butter Comes)*	13,410	Wynonie Harris (1952)
5	"R. M. Blues*	791	Roy Milton #2 (1946)
6	"He's a Real Gone Guy"*	754	Nellie Lutcher #2 (1947)
7	"I Know"*	687	Andy Kirk #2 (1946)
8	"Don't Be a Baby, Baby"*	608	Mills Bros. #3 (1946)
9	"I've Got a Right to Cry"*	515	Joe Liggins #2 (1946)
10	"Well Oh Well"*	483	Tiny Bradshaw #2 (1950)
11	"Hold Me, Baby"*	478	Amos Milburn #2 (1949)
12	"Hurry on Down"	475	Nellie Lutcher #2 (1947)
13	"Little Girl, Don't Cry"*	286	Lucky Millinder #15 (1949)
14	"Wrapped Up in a Dream"*	286	Do Ray Me #2 (1948)
15	"New Orleans Blues"*	249	Johnny Moore #2 (1947)
16	"Roomin' House Boogie"*	199	Amos Milburn #1 (1949)

Easy listening

(107)

Henry Mancini

Rank	Title	Page views	Description
1	The Pink Panther*	28,284	1964 album #8
2	Charade*	8,453	1963 album #6
3	Music from Mr. Lucky*	6,138	1960 album #2
4	Hatari!*	5,604	1962 album #4
5	Experiment in Terror*	2,285	1962 album #37
6	Uniquely Mancini*	1,835	1963 album #5

Les Baxter

Rank	Title	Page views	Description
1	Space Escapade*	3,820	1958 album
2	The Sacred Idol*	3,381	1960 album
3	Tamboo!*	3,132	1955 album #6
4	Les Baxter's La Femme*	2,886	1956 album
5	Caribbean Moonlight*	2,413	1957 #5
6	The Passions*	2,312	1954 album
7	African Jazz*	2,073	1959 album
8	Jungle Jazz*	1,981	1959 album
9	Skins! Bongo Party with Les Baxter*	1,952	1957 #21
10	'Round the World with Les Baxter*	1,532	1957 album

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Enoch Light

Rank	Title	Page views	Description
1	Provocative Percussion*	3,764	1960 album
2	Persuasive Percussion Vol. 2*	1,353	1959 album
3	Stereo 35/MM*	1,061	1961 album
4	Persuasive Percussion Vol. 3*	1,081	1960 album
5	Provocative Percussion Vol. 2*	1,054	1960 album
6	Big Band Bossa Nova*	911	1962 album
7	I Want to Be Happy Cha Cha's*	651	1959 album
8	Persuasive Percussion Vol. 4*	618	1961 album
9	Great Themes from Hit Films*	253	1962 album

Mitch Miller

Rank	Title	Page views	Description
1	Sing Along with Mitch*	6,901	1958
2	Holiday Sing Along with Mitch*	5,826	1961
3	Christmas Sing Along with Mitch*	5,391	1958
4	Folk Songs Sing Along with Mitch*	2,992	1959
5	More Sing Along with Mitch*	2,316	1958
6	Still More! Sing Along with Mitch*	2,115	1959
7	Mitch's Greatest Hits*	2,039	1961
8	Party Sing Along with Mitch*	1,786	1959
9	Fireside Sing Along with Mitch*	1,651	1959
10	Saturday Night Sing Along with Mitch*	1,576	1960
11	Sentimental Sing Along with Mitch*	1,489	1960
12	TV Sing Along with Mitch*	1,384	1961
13	Happy Times! Sing Along with Mitch*	1,346	1961
14	Memories Sing Along with Mitch*	1,157	1960

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Ray Coniff

Rank	Title	Page views	Description
1	Somewhere My Love*	5,602	1966 album
2	Honey*	3,029	1968 album
3	'S Marvelous*	2,710	1957 album
4	'S Continental*	2,557	1962 album
5	'S Awful Nice*	2,239	1958 album
6	Memories Are Made of This*	2,220	1960 album
7	Say It with Music (A Touch of Latin)*	2,269	1960 album
8	Conniff Meets Butterfield*	2,174	1959 album
9	Concert in Rhythm*	2,068	1958 album
10	So Much in Love*	1,936	1961 album
11	It Must Be Him*	1,569	1967 album
12	Broadway in Rhythm*	1,410	1961 album

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Mantovani

Rank	Title	Page views	Description
1	Christmas Carols*	2,172	1953 album
2	Strauss Waltzes*	1,124	1958 album
3	Exodus*	963	1960 album
4	Gems Forever*	815	1958 album
5	Music of Victor Herbert*	773	1953 album
6	Latin Rendezvous*	628	1963 album
7	Italia Mia*	623	1961 album
8	Mantovani Stereo Showcase*	533	1959 album
9	American Scene*	525	1960 album
10	Film Encores*	526	1957 album
11	Songs to Remember*	480	1960 album
12	Continental Encores*	465	1959 album
13	Plays Tangos*	413	1953 album
14	American Waltzes*	372	1962 album
15	An Album of Favourite Waltzes*	402	1952 album
16	All-American Showcase*	340	1959 album
17	Film Encores Volume 2*	332	1959 album
18	Waltzing with Mantovani*	309	1951 album
19	Song Hits from Theatreland*	226	1955 album

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Lawrence Welk

Rank	Title	Page views	Description
1	Calcutta!*	2,324	1961 album, held the No. 1 spot on pop chart for 11 weeks, and remained on that chart for 50 weeks
2	Bubbles in the Wine*	1,835	1956
3	Lawrence Welk and His Sparkling Strings*	1,329	1955
4	Baby Elephant Walk and Theme from Brothers Grimm*	1,042	1962
5	Winchester Cathedral*	906	1966
6	Yellow Bird*	919	1961
7	Merry Christmas from Lawrence Welk and His Champagne Music*	1,015	1956
8	Moon River*	643	1961
9	Last Date*	499	1960
10	Young World*	445	1962

Jackie Gleason

Rank	Title	Page views	Description
1	Music for Lovers Only*	32,518	1952 album #1, top 10 153 weeks
2	Music, Martinis and Memories*	3,980	1954 album
3	And Awaaay We Go!*	4,184	1954 album
4	Music to Make You Misty*	3,558	1953 album
5	Lover's Rhapsody*	3,504	1953 album
6	Lonesome Echo*	3,383	1955 album
7	Tawny*	2,332	1954 album
8	Romantic Jazz*	2,191	1955 album
9	Music to Remember Her*	798	1955 album

Percy Faith

Rank	Title	Page views	Description
1	Themes for Young Lovers*	1,688	1963 album, peaked at No. 12 on Billboard pop album chart
2	Bouquet*	885	1959
3	Bouquet of Love*	667	1962
4	My Fair Lady*	471	1956
5	Jealousy*	427	196
6	Passport to Romance*	383	1956
7	Porgy and Bess*	400	1959
8	Camelot*	350	1960

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Miscellaneous

Rank	Title	Page views	Description
1	The Lord's Prayer*	1,760	1959 album by Mormon Tabernacle Choir, peaked at No. 1 on Billboard pop album chart, remained on that chart for 38 week
2	The Soul of Spain*	1,360	101 Strings (1958), #1 on discount album chart for 46 weeks
3	The Spirit of Christmas*	917	Mormon Tabernacle Choir (1959) #5
4	Songs of the Fabulous Fifties*	893	Roger Williams (1957) #6
5	Till*	810	Roger Williams (1958) #4
6	Allen Plays Allen*	650	Steve Allen (1956)
7	Music for Tonight*	524	Steve Allen (1955) #7

Pop, folk, and rock

(32)

Wanda Jackson

Rank	Title	Page views	Description
1	"Fujiyama Mama"*	21,566	1957 single
2	Wanda Jackson*	11,623	1958 album
3	There's a Party Goin' On*	7,610	1961 album
4	Rockin' with Wanda*	7,406	1960 album
5	Right or Wrong*	6,398	1961 album

The Limeliters

Rank	Title	Page views	Description
1	The Limeliters*	4,650	1960 album
2	The Slightly Fabulous Limeliters*	4,192	1961 album
3	Tonight: In Person*	3,873	1961 album
4	Through Children's Eyes*	2,307	1962 album
5	Sing Out!*	1,536	1962 album
6	Folk Matinee*	1,273	1962 album
7	Our Men in San Francisco*	994	1963 album

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Kay Starr

Rank	Title	Page views	Description
1	Kay Starr: Jazz Singer*	1,677	1960 album
2	Movin'!*	1,525	1959 album
3	The Kay Starr Style*	1,263	1953 album
4	In a Blue Mood*	1,055	1955 album
5	Rockin' with Kay	993	1958 album
6	I Cry by Night*	886	1962 album
7	The One, The Only Kay Starr*	849	1956 album
8	Blue Starr*	791	1957 album
9	Losers, Weepers*	782	1960 album
10	One More Time*	691	1960 album
11	Just Plain Country*	522	1962 album
12	I Hear the Word*	458	1959 album
13	Swingin' with the Starr*	447	1956 album

Miscellaneous

Rank	Title	Page views	Description
1	"Wang Dang Sweet Poontang"*	43,307	Ted Nugent (1977)
2	$1,000,000 Worth of Twang*	4,703	Duane Eddy album (1960)
3	The "Twangs" the "Thang"*	2,141	Duane Eddy album (1959)
4	Chim Chim Cheree and Other Children's Choices*	832	Burl Ives album (1964)

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Spoken word

Rank	Title	Page views	Description
1	America, Why I Love Her*	11,072	John Wayne poetry (1973)
2	Leonard Bernstein Discusses Humor in Music*	1,218	1961 album
3	The Story-Teller ... A Session with Charles Laughton*	962	Laughton's one man show (1962), Grammy

American football

Michigan (people)

Rank	Title	Date	Size	Views	Description
1	J. J. McCarthy	2021-09-04	40,629	2,318,377	UM quarterback 2021-2023
2	Blake Corum	2020-10-24	27,886	1,118,963	UM running back 2020-2022
3	Mike Macdonald	2021-01-23	11,697	814,837	UM defensive coordinator 2021
4	Cade McNamara	2010-11-22	14,843	614,662	Quarterback Michigan (2019-2022), Iowa (2023)
5	Jake Moody	2021-12-01	7,182	463,200	UM placekicker
6	Zach Charbonnet	2019-08-31	11,457	421,965	UM/UCLA running back (2019-present)
7	Donovan Edwards	2021-09-04	5,549	239,833	UM running back 2021-present
8	Ronnie Bell (American football)	2019-11-16	7,638	229,338	UM wide receiver (2018-2022)
9	Joshua Uche	2019-08-31	9,302	214,411	UM linebacker 2016-2019
10	Mike Sainristil*	2020-10-24	17,828	157,905	UM WR/defensive back (2019-23)
11	Erick All*	2021-12-01	9,877	95,705	Tight end Michigan (2019-22) and Iowa (2023)
12	Derrick Alexander	2020 exp	24,447	83,033	UM wide receiver (1989-93)
13	Cornelius Johnson*	2021-09-18	11,674	71,015	Michigan WR (2019-23)
14	Len Ford	2020 exp	54,907	61,464	UM end (1945-47), PFHOF
15	Bob Mann	2020 exp 2010 exp	55,669	71,918	UM end (1946-47)
16	Daylen Baldwin*	2021-09-18	10,747	35,246	Michigan WR (2021)
17	Giles Jackson*	2020-10-24	9,365	28,992	UM RB 2019-20, Washington 2021-22
18	Andrel Anthony*	2021-10-30	5,980	23,257	WR at Michigan (2021-22) and Oklahoma (2023-24)
19	Joe O'Donnell	2020 exp	10,614	16,682	OG (1959-63)
20	Wally Gabler	2020 exp 2010 exp	10,121	15,203	UM QB 1965
21	William C. "King" Cole	2020 exp	14,540	12,228	T/E 1902
22	Tom Cecchini	2019 exp 2012-01-07	12,295	9,298	Michigan LB (1963-65)
23	Dick Vidmer*	2020 exp 2009-12-27	6,960	8,595	QB 1965-67
24	Dave Glinka*	2020 exp 2010-08-21	10,191	3,968	QB 1960-62
25	Henry Fonde*	2020 exp 2010-01-21	9,481	3,599	HB 1945-47
26	Bill Pritula*	2019 exp 2012-01-14	9,348	2,453	Michigan tackle (1941-42, 1946-47)
27	Frank F. Bumps*	2020-01-31	8,878	645	UM 1885-86в

Michigan (teams, rivalries)

Rank	Title	Date	Size	Views	Description
1	2021 Michigan Wolverines football team	2020-12-30	194,231	413,421	Big Ten champion, No. 3 in final AP Poll, lost in CFP Semifinal
2	George Jewett Trophy	2021-03-14	17,508	25,266	Rivalry trophy Michigan-Northwestern established 2021
3	1955 Michigan Wolverines football team	2021-03-27	44,276	16,447	7–2 record, AP No. 12
4	Michigan–Michigan State football rivalry			1,735,312	Rivalry
5	1986 Michigan Wolverines football team			88,013	11–2, AP No. 8, Harbaugh
6	1984 Michigan Wolverines football team			84,620	6–6, Mike Mallory MVP
7	Illinois–Michigan football series			57,160	Historic football series
8	1980 Michigan Wolverines football team	1/9-1/11, 8/23 (expand)	77,967	55,262	Big 10 champion, No. 4 in final AP poll, won Rose Bowl
9	1983 Michigan Wolverines football team	1/14-1/19 (expand)	49,088	47,926	9–3 record, No. 8 in final AP poll, lost Sugar Bowl vs Auburn
10	1977 Michigan Wolverines football team	1/3-1/9 (expand)	70,411	47,666	10–2, AP No. 9, Russell Davis MVP
11	1982 Michigan Wolverines football team	1/14-1/17 (expand)	72,070	44,529	8–4 record, Big 10 champion, lost Rose Bowl
12	1975 Michigan Wolverines football team	1/22-1/24 (expand)	67,668	43,918	8–2–2, AP No. 8, Gordon Bell MVP, lost Orange Bowl
13	1978 Michigan Wolverines football team	1/6-1/9 (expand)	64,812	40,437	10–2 record, Big 10 co-champion, lost Rose Bowl
14	1981 Michigan Wolverines football team	1/12-1/15 (expand)	75,390	39,899	9–3 record, won Bluebonnet Bowl
15	1979 Michigan Wolverines football team	1/24-1/28 (expand)	71,912	36,818	8–4 record, lost Gator Bowl
16	1970 Michigan Wolverines football team			33,484	9–1, AP No. 9
17	1967 Michigan Wolverines football team	1/21-1/33 (expand)	50,687	19,425	4-6, Ron Johnson broke UM season and single-game rushing records
18	1965 Michigan Wolverines football team	7/18-7/20 (expand)	52,107	16,694	4-6, Bill Yearby MVP
19	1963 Michigan Wolverines football team	7/22-7/24 (expand)	42,231	12,627	3–4–2 record
20	1962 Michigan Wolverines football team	7/25, 10/8 (expand)	18,425	12,375	2–7 record
21	1960 Michigan Wolverines football team			11,731	5-4 Dennis Fitzgerald MVP
1	1969 Michigan Wolverines football team	1/28-12/31	75,870	60,309	8–3 record in first season under Schembechler
2	1970 Michigan Wolverines football team	12/31-1/3	57,889	32,631	9–1 record, UPI No. 7
3	1967 Michigan Wolverines football team	11/12	50,970	18,899	4–6 record, Ron Johnson MVP
4	1965 Michigan Wolverines football team	11/11	52,097	15,601	4–6 record, Bill Yearby MVP

Players (non-Michigan)

Rank	Title	Date	Size	Views	Description
1	Dave Butz	2021-09-03	18,722	223,881	Purdue and NFL DT (1971-1988)
2	Sean Tucker*		15,697	60,326	RB for Syracuse (2020-2022), AA (2021), Tampa Bay (2023)
3	Chris Rodriguez Jr.*	2021-10-10	12,894	65,462	RB for Kentucky RB (2018-2022), Washington NFL (2023)
4	Pat Studstill	2021-11-30	13,154	59,918	WR, punter, and return specialist in NFL (1961-72), led NFL in punt return yards (1962) and receiving yards (1966) while with Lions
5	List of players who appeared in only one game in the NFL (1920–1929)*	2021-12-30	91,035	31,449	Played one game in the NFL's first decade
6	Sincere McCormick*	2021-12-06	7,134	30,299	RB at UTSA (2019-21), Las Vegas Raiders (2022-23)
7	Lew Nichols III*	2021-12-01	9,108	27,657	RB at CMU (2019-22), Eagles (20230, led NCAA FBS in rushing (2021)
8	Mataeo Durant*	2021-10-04	6,043	21,568	RB at Duke (2018-21),
9	Grant Wells*	2021-10-10	6,219	21,693	QB at Marshall (2019-21), Virginia Tech (2022-23)
10	Tristan Gebbia*	2021-10-04	4,592	22,411	QB for Nebraska (2017), Oregon State (2018-22), Ohio State (2023)
11	Charlie Green	2021-11-13	14,546	12,020	Wittenberg QB (1963-64), Little AA (1964), 2x national champion (1963-64), CFHOF
12	Brad Roberts*	2021-10-10	4,852	10,144	RB at Air Force RB (2019-23)
13	Seth Henigan*	2021-10-04	6,079	7,536	QB at Memphis (2021-23)
14	Bill Smyth	2021-03-24	10,823	6,417	Played for LA Rams (1947-50), head coach Ottawa (1956-66)
15	Douglas Legate Howard	2021-02-28	12,749	5,557	Navy football player and 1905 team captain, HC (1911-14), and officer, AfD rescue
16	Jim Lindsey	2021-11-18	6,674	4,677	QB for Abilene Christian and in CFL (1971-74)
17	Nate Clark*	2021-11-11	9,908	3,643	Hillsdale RB (1953-56), led country in scoring (1955)
18	Al Gursky*	2021-08-05	3,163	2,572	LB for Penn State (1960-62), NY Giants (1963)
19	Hal Puddy*	2021-04-05	4,334	2,544	T for Oregon State (1945-47), SF 49ers (1948)
20	Bill Thornton*	2021-07-28	8,287	1,940	FB Nebraska (1960-62), Cardinals (1963-65, 1967)
21	Bobby Reed*	2021-07-30	2,930	1,927	HB Pacific, Vikings (1962-63), Winnipeg (1964)
22	Bill Priatko*	2021-09-11	5,453	1,820	LB for Pitt (1951-53), Steelers (1957)
23	Don Schneider*	2021-04-02	6,537	1,743	HB Penn (1942, 1945-47), Bills (1948)
24	Walt Dubzinski*	2021-09-12	5,799	1,594	C/G for Boston College (1938-40), NY Giants (1943), Boston (1944)
25	Jack Nix*	2021-03-22	2,907	1,546	WB for Mississippi State (1937-39), aka the "Phantom", 4 INT in a game, Rams (1940)
26	Walt Merrill*	2022-03-22	3,306	1,282	Tackle for Alabama (1936-39), Randolph Field (1944) and Brooklyn (1940-42)
27	Amos Harris*	2021-03-30	3,340	1,230	Guard for Mississippi State (1942, 1945-46), Brooklyn (1947-49)
28	Jim Cagle*	2021-12-19	3,156	1,200	DT for Georgia (1971-73), Eagles (1974-75)
29	Al Coleman*	2021-09-11	3,012	1,158	DB in NFL (1967-73)
30	Bill Byrne*	2021-12-19	5,163	1,086	Guard for Boston College (1959-61), Eagles (1962-64)
31	John Griffin*	2021-07-29	3,169	1,001	FB for Memphis State (1959-62), NFL/CFL (1963-68)
32	Frank Perantoni*	2021-04-01	6,760	983	Center for Princeton (1942, 1946-47) and NY Yankees (1948-49), B24 pilot in WWII
33	Jim Teal*	2021-09-11	3,244	947	LB for Purdue (1969-71), NFL/WFL/CFL (1972-77)
34	Allan Webb*	2021-08-05	4,916	930	DB/HB NY Giants (1961-65), NFL scout/administrator (1974-95)
35	Doug Hogland*	2021-09-10	3,807	903	G/T for Oregon State (1950-52), NFL (1953-58)
36	Don Samuel*	2021-03-24	4,519	821	DB/HB Oregon St, Steelers (1949-50)
37	Dave DiFilippo*	2021-12-19	5,270	806	Guard for Villanova (1937-39), Eagles (1941), Army All-Stars (1942), Dons (1946)
38	Carl Allen*	2021-03-20	4,280	806	T for Oklahoma City (1946-470, Dodgers (1948)
39	Ken Bungarda*	2021-09-11	3,985	795	Tackle for Missouri (1975-78), Toronto (1979), SF Giants (1980)
40	John Nolan*	2021-03-24	5,617	786	Tackle Holy Cross (1944), Penn State (1947), NFL (1948-50)
41	Fred Brown*	2021-12-18	4,583	779	LB/TE Miami (FL) (1963-64), Rams (1965), Eagles (1967-69)
42	Bob Gunderman*	2021-09-10	4,681	779	End for Virginia (1953-56), Steelers (1957), winnipeg (1959)
43	Ed Judie*	2021-09-11	4,717	776	LB Northern Arizona (1977-80), survived multiple health scares, NFL (1981-84)
44	Art Perkins*	2021-07-28	3,586	766	FB North Texas (integrated athletics there in 1958), Rams (1962-63), CFL (1964-69)
45	Win Williams*	2021-03-25	4,588	741	End for Rice (1942, 1946), Colts (1948-49)
46	Shawn Beals*	2021-12-18	3,165	737	WR Idaho State (1985-87), NFL/CFL (1988-94)
47	Bob Paremore*	2021-07-28	6,872	724	HB Florida A&M (1959-62), NFL (1963-65), CFL (1966-68)
48	Dave O'Brien*	2021-07-30	2,953	717	OT/DT/G Boston College (1959-62), NFL (1963-67)
49	Bob Rowley*	2021-08-05	2,590	716	LB Virginia (1960-62), Steelers (1963), Jets (1964)
50	Bill Murphy*	2021-03-21	2,130	705	Guard Washington U., Cardinals (1940-41)
51	Carl Tomasello*	2021-03-22	3,632	705	End NY Giants (1940), Bainbridge Navy (1943-44)
52	Paul Crowe*	2021-04-03	4,572	702	HB/DB Saint Mary's (1945-47), 49ers (1948-49), NY Yanks (1951)
53	Barry French*	2021-03-23	5,150	c 700	G/T Purdue (1941-42, 1946), Colts (1947-50), Lions (1951)
54	Lloyd Madden*	2021-03-21	8,628	687	WB for Colorado Mines (1936-39), Little AA and national scoring leader (1939) Cardinals (1940)
55	Jim Taylor*	2021-09-10	3,348	677	C/LB Baylor, NFL (1956-58), CFL (1959-60)
56	Jim Lipinski*	2021-03-23	3,519	666	OT/DT Fairmont State (1946-49), Cardinals (1950), Calgary (1951)
57	Gardy Kahoe*	2021-11-19	8,432	648	Delaware RB (1968-71), Little AA and national champion (1971), Broncos (1972)
	Ed Boell*	2021-03-21	4,795	628	NYU triple-threat back (1937-39), later a high school coach
58	Ed Bradley*	2021-03-25	3,608	628	Guard for Wake Forest, Chicago Bears (1950, 1952)
59	Rick Ogle*	2021-09-11	3,123	620	LB for Colorado (1968-70), Cardinals (1971), Lions (1972)
60	Johnny Naumu*	2021-04-03	4,086	617	HB for Hawaii (1939-41, 1945), USC (1946-47), LA Dons (1948)
61	Lloyd Winston*	2021-07-30	4,032	611	FB for Santa Monica CC, USC, 49ers (1962-63), SFPD (1966-98)
62	Jerry Leahy*	2021-09-11	3,697	562	LB Colorado (1954-56), Steelers (1957)
63	Ken Kirk*	2021-07-29	3,599	595	FB Ole Miss (1957-59), NFL (1960-63)
64	Jack Baldwin*	2021-04-01	4,678	592	C/LB for Centenary (1940-41), NFL/AAFC/CFL (1946-49)
65	Ed Boell*	2021-03-21	3,199	578	NYU QB (1939)
66	Walter Heap*	2021-04-03	3,807	574	QB for Texas (1940-41, 1946), LA Dons (1947-48)
67	Frank Yokas*	2021-03-25	3,456	573	Guard for LA Dons (1946), Colts (1947)
68	Pete Pifer*	2021-12-02	7,205	572	Oregon State FB (1964-66), W. J. Voit Memorial Trophy and Pop Warner Trophy (1966)
69	Darrel Crutchfield*	2021-12-19	3,217	554	DB Clemson (1997-2000), Eagles (2001), CFL (2002-06)
70	Carl Samuelson*	2021-03-24	4,836	543	DT/T/E Nebraska (1946-47), Steelers (1948-51)
71	Bob Jensen*	2021-03-23	4,083	541	End for Iowa State (1946-47), Chicago/Baltimore (1948-50)
72	Garland Williams*	2021-03-31	3,216	535	Tackle for Duke, Georgia, Brooklyn (1947-48), Chicago (1949)
73	Glenn Olson*	2021-03-22	3,495	526	Blocking back Iowa (1935-37), Rams (1940)
74	John Brown*	2021-04-02	6,110	520	C/LB for NC Central (1940-42), Army Spaghetti Bowl (1945), LA Dons (1947-49), CFL (1950-54)
75	Earl Putnam*	2021-09-10	3,334	516	Center Arizona State, CFL (1956), Cardinals (1957)
76	Park Myers*	2021-03-22	3,845	514	Tackle for Texas (1937-39), co-captain (1939)
77	Andy Chisick*	2021-03-21	4,441	511	Center Villanova, Cardinals (1940-41), WWII with Marines in Pacific
78	Earl Crowder*	2021-03-22	3,364	508	End Oklahoma (1938), Cardinals (1939), Rams (1940)
	Buddy Banker*	2021-03-21	2,601	477	Tulane HB (1937-39)
	Don Hutt*	2021-12-06	4,993	474	Boise State WR (1971-73), WFL (1974), CFL (1975)
	Russ Pomeroy*	2021-12-03	3,126	365	Stanford LB (1949-50), [[Pop Warner Trophy] (1950)
	Boyce Callahan*	2021-12-06	3,904	346	Jacksonville State RB (1970-73), jersey number retired
	Guido Wyland*	2021-12-23	6,803	295	Guard for Rock Island (1917-20), starter in first NFL game, also a track star
	Harry Cutler*	2021-12-23	11,202	277	Tackle for Penn State, Ohio State, Dayton Triangles (1916-20)

1940 NFL players

1950 NFL players

1957 NFL players

1963 NFL players

AAFC players

Philadelphia Eagles

Other NFL players

Championship seasons

Rank	Title	Creation	Size	Views	Description
1	1955 Hillsdale Dales football team*	2021-11-12	10,655	8,093	MIAA champion (9-0)
2	1991 Pittsburg State Gorillas football team	2021-10-11	7,904	5,298	NCAA Division II national champion (13-1-1)
3	1980 Dayton Flyers football team	2021-10-25	9,832	5,130	NCAA Division III national champion (14-0)
4	2014 Wisconsin–Whitewater Warhawks football team*	2021-10-23	8,544	4,331	NCAA Division III national champion (15-0)
5	2003 Grand Valley State Lakers football team*	2021-10-09	5,400	4,298	NCAA Division II national champion (14-1)
6	1994 Westminster Titans football team*	2021-11-27	12,111	4,166	NAIA Division II national champion
7	1994 Youngstown State Penguins football team*	2021-02-15	6,489	3,979	NCAA Division I-AA champion (14-0-1, Jim Tressel)
8	1973 Abilene Christian Wildcats football team*	2021-11-15	16,642	3,599	NAIA Division I national champion - Wilbert Montgomery
9	2007 Wisconsin–Whitewater Warhawks football team	2021-10-23	8,876	3,538	NCAA Division III national champion (14-1)
10	1964 Wittenberg Tigers football team	2021-10-22	13,001	3,319	AP small college national champion (8-0)
11	2016 Mary Hardin–Baylor Crusaders football team	2021-10-12	4,999	2,927	NCAA Division III national champion (vacated)
12	1965 Saint John's Johnnies football team	2021-11-07	12,451	2,915	NAIA national champion (11-0, John Gagliardi)
13	2019 North Central Cardinals football team	2021-10-12	17,029	2,878	NCAA Division III national champion (14-1)
14	1997 Youngstown State Penguins football team	2021-02-16	6,378	2,877	NCAA Division I-AA champion (13-2, Jim Tressel)
15	1993 Youngstown State Penguins football team	2021-02-10	5,320	2,865	NCAA Division I-AA national champion (13-2, Jim Tressel)
16	1959 Texas A&I Javelinas football team	2021-11-05	10,290	2,518	NAIA national champion (12-1)
17	2005 Mount Union Purple Raiders football team	2021-10-24	3,126	2,421	NCAA Division III national champion (14-1, Larry Kehres)
18	1992 Youngstown State Penguins football team	2021-02-16	7,545	2,394	NCAA Division I-AA runner-up (11-3-1, Jim Tressel)
19	1982 Eastern Kentucky Colonels football team	2021-02-17	5,928		NCAA Division I-AA national champion (13-0, Roy Kidd)
20	1967 Fairmont State Falcons football team	2021-11-08	16,411	2,139	NAIA national champion
21	2001 Grand Valley State Lakers football team	2021-10-09	5,099	2,108	NCAA Division II runner-up
22	2020 Lindsey Wilson Blue Raiders football team	2021-10-31	4,520	2,042	NAIA national champion (11-0)
23	1957 Pittsburg State Gorillas football team			1,945	NAIA national champion (11-0)
24	1999 Youngstown State Penguins football team	2021-02-16	5,320	1,917	NCAA Division I-AA runner-up (12-3, Jim Tressel)
25	2018 Mary Hardin–Baylor Crusaders football team	2021-10-12	8,733	1,904	NCAA Division III national champion
26	1992 Jacksonville State Gamecocks football team	2021-10-11	7,929	1,678	NCAA Division II national champion
27	1963 Saint John's Johnnies football team	2021-11-06	12,564	1,605	NAIA national champion (10-0, John Gagliardi)
28	1990 Allegheny Gators football team	2021-10-23	17,198	1,584	NCAA Division III national champion (13-0-1)
29	2003 Saint John's Johnnies football team	2021-10-24	14,055	1,577	NCAA Division III national champion (14-0, John Gagliardi)
30	2012 Mount Union Purple Raiders football team	2021-10-21	6,700	1,566	NCAA Division III national champion (15-0, Larry Kehres)
31	2000 Delta State Statesmen football team	2021-10-11	9,330	1,546	NCAA Division II national champion (14-1)
32	1970 Arkansas State Indians football team	2021-10-22	6,942	1,536	Small college national champion (11-0)
33	2013 Wisconsin–Whitewater Warhawks football team	2021-10-23	7,741	1,485	NCAA Division III national champion (15-0)
34	2004 Valdosta State Blazers football team	2021-10-11	7,883	1,413	NCAA Division II national champion (13-1)
35	1996 Northern Colorado Bears football team	2021-10-09	6,483	1,399	NCAA Division II national champion (12-3)
36	2011 Wisconsin–Whitewater Warhawks football team	2021-10-23	8,471	1,392	NCAA Division III national champion (15-0)
37	2002 Grand Valley State Lakers football team	2021-10-09	6,639	1,312	NCAA Division II quarterfinalist (12-1)
38	2006 Grand Valley State Lakers football team	2021-10-09	5,369	1,304	NCAA Division II national champion (15-0)
39	2004 Linfield Wildcats football team	2021-10-24	16,506	1,303	NCAA Division III national champion (13-0)
40	2009 Wisconsin–Whitewater Warhawks football team	2021-10-23	6,331	1,289	NCAA Division III national champion (15-0)
41	1989 Mississippi College Choctaws football team	2021-10-11	6,346	1,286	NCAA Division II national champion (vacated)
42	1990 Youngstown State Penguins football team	2021-02-16	3,991	1,240	NCAA Division I-AA first round (11-1, Jim Tressel)
43	2010 Minnesota–Duluth Bulldogs football team	2021-10-10	10,104	1,230	NCAA Division II national champion (15-0)
44	1999 Northwestern Oklahoma State Rangers football team	2021-11-01	4,664	1,153	NAIA national champion (13-0)
45	1978 Baldwin–Wallace Yellow Jackets football team	2021-10-22	9,605	1,141	NCAA Division III national champion (11-0-1)
46	1993 Mount Union Purple Raiders football team	2021-10-21	6,068	1,138	NCAA Division III national champion (14-0, Larry Kehres)
47	2010 Wisconsin–Whitewater Warhawks football team	2021-10-23	12,687	1,132	NCAA Division III national championn (15-0)
48	1970 Westminster Titans football team	2021-11-26	15,662	1,131	NAIA Division II national champion
49	2005 Grand Valley State Lakers football team	2021-10-09	4,861	1,115	NCAA Division II national champion (13-0)
50	1997 Northern Colorado Bears football team	2021-10-09	5,755	1,099	NCAA Division II national champion (13-2)
51	1976 Saint John's Johnnies football team	2021-10-24	8,391	1,054	NCAA Division III national champion (10-0-1, John Gagliardi)
52	1992 Wisconsin–La Crosse Eagles football team	2021-10-25	6,381	1,043	NCAA Division III national champion (12-0-1)
53	1994 Albion Britons football team	2021-10-23	7,092	1,033	NCAA Division III national champion (13-0)
54	1989 Dayton Flyers football team	2021-10-22	5,131	1,024	NCAA Division III national champion (13-0-1)
55	2015 Mount Union Purple Raiders football team	2021-10-21	7,026	1,017	NCAA Division III national champion (15-0, Larry Kehres)
56	1973 Wittenberg Tigers football team	2021-10-22	9,383	987	NCAA Division III national champion (12-0)
57	1964 Sam Houston State Bearkats football team	2021-11-10	7,121	984	NAIA national champion
58	1987 Wagner Seahawks football team	2021-10-23	5,755	984	NCAA Division III national champion (13-1)
59	1983 Carson–Newman Eagles football team	2021-11-25	5,985	972	NAIA Division I national champion (Ken Sparks)
60	1999 Pacific Lutheran Lutes football team	2021-10-23	8,202	970	NCAA Division III national champion (13-1)
61	2008 Mount Union Purple Raiders football team	2021-10-21	4,887	968	NCAA Division III national champion (15-0, Larry Kehres)
62	2006 Mount Union Purple Raiders football team	2021-10-21	5,479	959	NCAA Division III national champion (15-0, Larry Kehres)
63	2001 Georgetown Tigers football team	2021-11-01	10,785	957	NAIA national champion (14-0)
64	1998 Mount Union Purple Raiders football team	2021-10-21	4,912	952	NCAA Division III national champion (14-0, Larry Kehres)
65	1960 Lenoir Rhyne Bears football team	2021-11-03	9,316	914	NAIA national champion (11-0-1)
66	2019 Morningside Mustangs football team	2021-10-30	5,951	902	NAIA national champion (14-0)
67	2008 Minnesota–Duluth Bulldogs football team	2021-10-10	9,713	897	NCAA Division II national champion (15-0)
68	1982 West Georgia Braves football team	2021-10-25	8,106	876	NCAA Division III national champion (12-0)
69	1977 Westminster Titans football team	2021-11-26	10,454	868	NAIA Division II national champion
70	2009 Grand Valley State Lakers football team	2021-10-10	6,669	865	NCAA Division II runner-up
71	2009 Northwest Missouri State Bearcats football team	2021-10-10	7,272	864	NCAA Division II national champion (14-1)
72	2000 Mount Union Purple Raiders football team	2021-10-21	4,212	864	NCAA Division III national champion (14-0, Larry Kehres)
73	2002 Mount Union Purple Raiders football team	2021-10-21	3,944	857	NCAA Division III national champion (14-0, Larry Kehres)
74	1996 Mount Union Purple Raiders football team	2021-10-21	5,433	850	NCAA Division III national champion (14-0, Larry Kehres)
75	1956 Saint Joseph's Pumas football team	2021-11-06	9,085	852	NAIA national champion
76	1988 Westminster Titans football team	2021-11-26	9,916	846	NAIA Division II national champion
77	1991 Ithaca Bombers football team	2021-10-24	6,661	845	NCAA Division III national champion
78	2018 Morningside Mustangs football team	2021-10-31	5,518	843	NAIA national champion (15-0)
79	1976 Texas A&I Javelinas football team	2021-11-24	5,473	836	NAIA Division I national champion (13-0)
80	1971 Livingston Tigers football team	2021-11-26	7,714	833	NAIA Division I national champion
81	1995 Wisconsin–La Crosse Eagles football team	2021-10-25	5,287	818	NCAA Division III national champion (14-0)
82	1975 Texas Lutheran Bulldogs football team	2021-11-28	3,907	809	NAIA Division II national champion
83	1979 Ithaca Bombers football team	2021-10-24	9,065	806	NCAA Division III national champion (11-2)
84	1970 Texas A&I Javelinas football team	2021-11-23	5,501	805	NAIA Division I national champion (11-1)
85	2007 Valdosta State Blazers football team	2021-10-11	4,735	803	NCAA Division II national champion
86	1989 Westminster Titans football team	2021-11-27	9,583	786	NAIA Division II national champion
87	1976 Westminster Titans football team	2021-11-26	12,333	783	NAIA Division II national champion
88	2014 Southern Oregon Raiders football team	2021-10-31	5,588	777	NAIA national champion (13-2)
89	2001 Mount Union Purple Raiders football team	2021-10-21	4,119	775	NCAA Division III national champion (14-0, Larry Kehres)
90	1974 Central Dutch football team	2021-10-24	7,521	766	NCAA Division III national champion (11-0)
91	2011 Saint Xavier Cougars football team	2021-11-01	6,537	761	NAIA national champion (14-1)
92	1977 Abilene Christian Wildcats football team	2021-11-16	6,846	755	NAIA Division I national champion (11-1-1)
93	1983 Augustana (Illinois) Vikings football team	2021-10-23	4,704	751	NCAA Division III national champion (12-0)
94	1979 Texas A&I Javelinas football team	2021-11-24	6,874	745	NAIA Division I national champion (12-1)
95	1977 Widener Pioneers football team	2021-10-24	9,414	704	NCAA Division III national champion (11-1)
96	1974 Texas Lutheran Bulldogs football team	2021-11-28	3,170	695	NAIA Division II national champion
97	1966 Waynesburg Yellow Jackets football team	2021-11-09	7,549	695	NAIA national champion
98	2007 Carroll Fighting Saints football team	2021-10-31	3,628	686	NAIA national champion (15-0)
99	2013 Grand View Vikings football team	2021-10-31	4,609	675	NAIA national champion (14-0)
100	1988 Ithaca Bombers football team	2021-10-24	5,291	672
101	2000 Georgetown Tigers football team	2021-11-01	9,769	664	NAIA national champion (14-0)
102	1989 Carson–Newman Eagles football team	2021-11-25	8,515	651	NAIA Division I national champion (Ken Sparks)
103	1990 Peru State Bobcats football team	2021-11-29	4,913	649	NAIA Division II national champion
104	1964 Concordia Cobbers football team	2021-11-17	6,785	643	NAIA national co-champion (10-0-1)
105	1969 Texas A&I Javelinas football team	2021-11-09	8,517	642	NAIA national champion
106	1986 Augustana (Illinois) Vikings football team	2021-10-23	4,895	640
107	1997 Findlay Oilers football team	2021-11-01	4,877	628	NAIA national champion (14-0)
108	1997 Mount Union Purple Raiders football team	2021-10-21	4,199	617	NCAA Division III national champion (14-0, Larry Kehres)
109	1958 Northeastern State Redmen football team	2021-11-06	7,179	604	NAIA national champion (11-0)
110	2002 Carroll Fighting Saints football team	2021-10-31	4,929	604	NAIA national champion (12-2)
111	1998 Azusa Pacific Cougars football team	2021-10-31	9,832	604	NAIA national champion (12-2)
112	1974 Texas A&I Javelinas football team	2021-11-23	5,171	601	NAIA Division I national champion (13-0)
113	1999 Northwest Missouri State Bearcats football team	2021-10-11	5,569	595	NCAA Division II national champion (14-1)
114	1987 Cameron Aggies football team	2021-11-30	6,583	592	NAIA Division I national champion (11-2)
115	1978 Angelo State Rams football team	2021-11-29	4,795	591	NAIA Division I national champion
116	1975 Texas A&I Javelinas football team	2021-11-24	4,971	588	NAIA Division I national champion (12-0)
117	1988 Carson–Newman Eagles football team	2021-11-25	4,768	588	NAIA Division I national champion (Ken Sparks)
118	1975 Wittenberg Tigers football team	2021-10-22	6,911	581	NCAA Division III national champion (12-1)
119	2012 Marian Knights football team	2021-10-31	4,658	570	NAIA national champion (12-1)
120	1991 Georgetown Tigers football team	2021-11-01	6,959	568
121	1971 Cal Lutheran Kingsmen football team	2021-10-31	4,650	563	NAIA Division II national champion (8-0-2)
122	1981 Widener Pioneers football team	2021-10-24	3,950	542	NCAA Division III national champion (13-0)
123	1980 Elon Fightin' Christians football team	2021-12-18	6,586	541	NAIA Division I national champion
124	2005 Carroll Fighting Saints football team	2021-10-31	7,996	537	NAIA national champion (14-0)
125	2003 Carroll Fighting Saints football team	2021-10-31	4,698	535	NAIA national champion (15-0)
126	1984 Carson–Newman Eagles football team	2021-11-25	5,480	525	NAIA Division I national champion (Ken Sparks)
127	1984 Augustana (Illinois) Vikings football team	2021-10-23	4,663	524
128	2010 Carroll Fighting Saints football team	2021-10-31	5,547	519	NAIA national champion (14-0)
129	1986 Carson–Newman Eagles football team	2021-11-25	4,429	507	NAIA Division I national champion (Ken Sparks)
130	1995 Findlay Oilers football team	2021-11-01	4,846	493	NAIA national co-champion (10-1-2)
131	2015 Marian Knights football team	2021-10-31	6,294	488	NAIA national champion (12-2)
132	1981 Austin Kangaroos football team	2021-12-11	8,013	474	NAIA Division II national champion
133	1969 Wittenberg Tigers football team	2021-10-30	5,417	474	OAC champion (10-0)
134	1981 Elon Fightin' Christians football team	2021-12-20	6,325	463	NAIA
135	1985 Augustana (Illinois) Vikings football team	2021-10-23	4,825	450
136	1992 Findlay Oilers football team	2021-11-01	5,140	449	NAIA Division II national champion
137	2004 Carroll Fighting Saints football team	2021-10-31	8,923	443	NAIA national champion (12-2)
138	1962 Wittenberg Tigers football team	2021-10-30	6,319	401	OAC champion (9-0)
139	1995 Central Washington Wildcats football team	2021-11-29	5,530	399	NAIA Division II national champion
140	1963 Wittenberg Tigers football team	2021-10-30	5,169	318	OAC champion (8-0-1)
141	1980 Pacific Lutheran Lutes football team	2021-11-30	3,971	317	NAIA Division II national champion
142	1987 Pacific Lutheran Lutes football team	2021-11-30	5,508	310	NAIA Division II national champion
143	1993 Pacific Lutheran Lutes football team	2021-11-30	7,221	307	NAIA Division II national champion
144	1979 Findlay Oilers football team	2021-11-01	4,084	306	NAIA Division II national champion (10-1-1)
145	1984 Linfield Wildcats football team	2021-11-27	6,352	257	NAIA Division II national champion
146	1982 Linfield Wildcats football team	2021-11-27	3,912	218	NAIA Division II national champion
147	1986 Linfield Wildcats football team	2021-11-28	3,606	211	NAIA Division II national champion national champion
148	1951 Colorado Mines Orediggers football team	2021-10-28	6,212	186	RMC champion (7-2)

Little All-America teams

1973 Little All-America college football team	2021-11-23	6,703
1972 Little All-America college football team	2021-11-20	5,683
1971 Little All-America college football team	2021-11-19	7,807
1970 Little All-America college football team	2021-11-15	7,531
1969 Little All-America college football team	2021-11-15	6,121
1968 Little All-America college football team	2021-11-15	4,549
1967 Little All-America college football team	2021-11-14	4,301
1966 Little All-America college football team	2021-11-14	4,788
1965 Little All-America college football team	2021-11-13	4,719
1964 Little All-America college football team	2021-11-13	6,778
1963 Little All-America college football team	2021-11-13	4,021
1962 Little All-America college football team	2021-11-13	4,420
1961 Little All-America college football team	2021-11-11	3,581
1960 Little All-America college football team	2021-11-11	4,553
1959 Little All-America college football team	2021-11-11	4,549
1958 Little All-America college football team	2021-11-11	3,624
1957 Little All-America college football team	2021-11-11	4,267
1956 Little All-America college football team	2021-11-11	4,726
1955 Little All-America college football team	2021-11-11	3,678
1954 Little All-America college football team	2021-11-11	4,088
1953 Little All-America college football team	2021-11-11	3,075
1952 Little All-America college football team	2021-11-11	2,809
1951 Little All-America college football team	2021-11-11	2,690
1950 Little All-America college football team	2021-11-11	2,248
1949 Little All-America college football team	2021-11-11	2,817
1948 Little All-America college football team	2021-11-11	3,062
1947 Little All-America college football team	2021-11-10	2,664
1946 Little All-America college football team	2021-11-10	4,259
1945 Little All-America college football team	2021-11-10	2,250
1942 Little All-America college football team	2021-11-10	3,160
1941 Little All-America college football team	2021-11-10	2,503
1940 Little All-America college football team	2021-11-10	2,214
1939 Little All-America college football team	2021-11-10	2,497
1938 Little All-America college football team	2021-11-10	2,557
1937 Little All-America college football team	2021-11-10	2,020
1936 Little All-America college football team	2021-11-10	2,060
1935 Little All-America college football team	2021-11-10	1,846
1934 Little All-America college football team	2021-11-10	2,466
Little All-America team	2021-11-10	2,980
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Wartime service teams

Title	Creation	Size
1944 Coronado Amphibious Training Base football team	2021-08-25	3,625
1944 Klamath Falls Marine Barracks football team	2021-08-25	6,475
1944 San Francisco Coast Guard Pilots football team	2021-08-24	6,186
1944 Fairfield-Suisun Army Air Base Skymasters football team	2021-08-24	7,393
1944 Fleet City Bluejackets football team	2021-08-24	7,960
1944 San Diego Naval Training Station Bluejackets football team	2021-08-24	5,407
1943 Saint Mary's Pre-Flight Air Devils football team	2021-08-23	4,983
1942 Albuquerque Army Air Base Flying Kellys football team	2021-08-22	15,546
1942 Alameda Coast Guard Sea Lions football team	2021-08-22	5,251
1944 Alameda Coast Guard Sea Lions football team	2021-08-21	5,740
1943 Alameda Coast Guard Sea Lions football team	2021-08-21	7,093

Season articles

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Eastern independents

Dickinson: 1889*, 1896-1911*, Template:Dickinson Red Devils football navbox (17)
Franklin & Marshall: 1902*, 1907-1909*, 1913-1915*, 1921-1922*, Template:Franklin & Marshall Diplomats football navbox (9)
Haverford: 1897*, 1904*, 1906* (3)
Lehigh: 1909
Swarthmore: Swarthmore football, 1878–1887, 1891-1907*, 1909-1912*, 1915-1919* (25)
Tufts: 1895*, 1913*, 1979
Ursinus: 1898*, 1902*, 1909-1910*, Template:Ursinus Bears football navbox* (4)
Washington & Jefferson: 1919, 1922-1924, 1926-1934* (13)

Yankee Conference

Boston University: 1920-1924*, 1926-1940*, 1942*, 1945*, 1954-1973*, 1975-1997* (64)
Maine: 1952-1973*, 1975-1980*, 1985-1995*, 2000*, 2003-2010* (48)
New Hampshire: 1950-1973*, 1975-2004* (54)
Rhode Island: 1904-1905*, 1907-1917*, 1975-1980*, 1982-2008* (46)

Rocky Mountains

Colorado Mines: 1906-1907*, 1913, 1939, 1951* (5)
Montana State: 1948-1953*, 1955*, 1957-1975*, 1977-1978*, 1982-1983*, 1985-2007* (53)
Northern Arizona: 1926-1929, 1945-1966*, 1969*, 1976-1978*, 1990*, 1996-2008* (43)
Regis: 1925-1930*, Template:Regis Rangers football navbox (6)

Miscellaneous

Akron: 1946-1956* (11)
Eastern Illinois: 1968 (AfD rescue)
Hardin-Simmons: 1934
Loyola of Los Angeles: 1927-1928*
Kentucky: 1908, 1973 (2)
Ohio Northern: 1904*, 1934*, 1941-1942* (4)
Portland State: 1980 (AfC expansion)
San Francisco: 1926-1929*
Southern Illinois: 1992 (AfC expansion)
Wayne State: 1952*

Football people (not Michigan)

Rank	Title	Creation date	Size	Page views	Description
1	Tootie Robbins	2020-08-07	4,668	29,276	NFL OT (1982-93), died of COVID in 2020 at age 62
2	Marv Luster	2020-08-07	6,412	16,429	DB/E/WR at UCLA (1958-60), CFL (1961-74), Canadian FHOF
	Derek Kinder	2020-07-22	3,461	13,419	WR for Pitt (2005-06, 2008), Chicagoo Bears (2006), AfD resce
3	Tom Vaughn	2020-07-05	5,751	13,165	Detroit Lions safety and return specialist (1965-71)
4	George Doherty*	2020-02-29	5,962	11,072	G/T Louisiana Tech, NFL/AAFC (1944-47), HC Northwestern State (1972-74)
5	Dick Lucas	2020-05-21	12,918	10,511	NFL player (1958-63), died of COVID in 2019 at age 86
6	Sammy Stein*	2020-07-17	5,639	6,507	NFL E/T (1929-32), film actor (1933-57)
7	Francis Bacon*	2020-06-25	7,801	5,616	Pro football HB/E (1919-25)
8	Steve Hamas*	2020-07-24	7,864	5,589	FB at Penn Stat and NFL (1929), pro boxer defeatd Max Schmelling in 1934
9	Mally Nydahl*	2020-07-16	6,161	4,906	NFL back (1929-31)
10	Mike Koken*	2020-07-20	6,699	4,836	QB/HB at Notre Dame (1939-32), Chicago (1933)
11	Arnold Oehlrich*	2020-07-24	6,871	3,711	FB/HB for Nebraska (1925-27) and NFL (1928-29)
12	Tony Furst*		5,820	3,581	Detroit Lions T (1940-41, 1944), served with Marine Corps at Guadalcanal
13	John Deraney	2020-01-18	5,866	3,447	Punter and PK at NC Stae (2003-2006), AfD resce
14	Art Pharmer*	2020-07-16	8,409	3,065	HB/FB at Minnsota (1926-29), NFL (1930-31)
15	Greg Lens*	2020-11-19	3,755	2,594	NFL/WFL DT (1970-71, 1974-75)
16	Pat Lahey*	2020-03-04	2,346	2,141	End in AAFC (1946-47)
17	J. J. Jennings*		4,249	2,024	FB/TB at Rutgers (1971-73), led country in scoring (1973), played in WFL (1974-75)
18	Shawn Walters*	2020-01-15	3,178	1,931	USC FB (1993-96)
19	Paul Miles*	2020-11-03	3,865	1,890	RB Bowling Green (1971-73), rated by AP greatest RB in history of MAC, WFL (1974)
20	Charlie Armstrong*	2020-03-03	3,604	1,629	HB/FB/QB for Mississippi College, 2x leading scorer Dixie Conference (1939, 1940) and Brooklyn Dodgers (1946)
21	Eugene Messler	2020-02-05	11,854	1,620	Tackle for Yale's NC teams (1891-93), HC Centre (1894), player-coach fr Duquesne Country and Athletic Club pro team (1895-97), AfD rescue
22	Mike Corgan*	2020-08-30	2,529	1,573	FB for Notre Dame (1937-39), Detroit Lions (1943)
23	Charlie Brown*	2020-11-03	4,445	1,484	WR Northern Arizona (1968-69), Detroit Lions (1970)
24	Lamar Blount*	2020-03-04	2,509	1,482	End for Duke and Mississippi St. and in AAFC (1946-47)
25	Bill Irgens*	2020-08-13	2,697	1,318	Minneapolis Marines HB/QB (1921-23), first Norwegian-born player in NFL
26	Tony Tonelli*	2020-08-09	3,361	1,203	C/G USC (1935-38), Detroit Lions (1939)
27	Butch Meeker*	2020-07-17	2,393	1,183	Back Washington State, Providence NFL (1930-31)
28	Gayle Knief*	2020-11-08	3,492	1,067	WR Patriots (1971)
29	Fred Crutcher*	2020-01-15	2,624	1,046	USC TB (1981-84)
30	Harry Burrus*	2020-02-29	4,413	992	HB in AAFC (1946-48), Little AA at Hardin-Simmons
31	Frank FitzGerald	2020-08-13	4,157	949	HB UD (1917, 1919-21), NFL (1923), Detroit judge (1947-61)
32	Joe Davis*	2020-03-02	2,351	904	End for USC, Bainbridge, Dodgers (1946)
33	Nick Daukas*	2020-03-03	2,807	881	T Dartmouth, Dodgers (1946)
34	Jackie Lowther*	2020-08-30	2,458	881	HB U. Detroit, Detroit Lions (1944), Steelers (1945)
35	Dave Myers*	2020-07-17	6,692	867	G/HB NYU (1926-29), NFL (1930-31, pre-segregation)
36	Jimmy Tarrant*	2020-03-02	3,897	858	QB Howard, Little AA (1940), AAFC (1946)
37	Walt Clay*	2020-03-04	2,254	853	HB/FB for Colorado and in AAFC (1946-49)
38	Frank DeClerk*	2020-08-13	3,481	849	Center in NFL (1923-25)
39	Austin Higgins*	2020-08-12	3,600	840	C/E Louisville Brecks (1921-23)
40	Bob Nelson*	2020-03-01	4,186	823	Center for Baylor, All-SWC (1939), Detroit Lions (1941, 1945), AAFC (1946-50)
41	Sam Vacanti*	2020-03-01	2,808	814	QB for Iowa (1941-42), Purdue (1943), Nebraska (1946), AAFC (1947-49)
42	Heinie Kirkgard*	2020-08-13	1,397	810	HB for Trinity (TX), Centre, SMU and Toledo NFL (1923)
43	George Bernhardt*	2020-03-02	3,973	807	Guard at Illinois and in AAFC (1946-48), asst. coach at multiple programs (1949-74)
44	Jack Russell*	2020-02-29	3,092	800	End for Baylor, Randolph Field (1944), AAFC (1946-50), CFL (1951-52)
45	Fest Cotton*	2020-11-03	3,200	793	DT Browns (1972), WFL (1974-75)
46	Rhoten Shetley*	2020-03-02	3,390	790	QB Furman (1937-39), Brooklyn Dodgers (1940-42, 1946)
47	Herb Nelson*	2020-03-04	2,450	782	E/T at Penn, AAFC (1946-48)
48	Felto Prewitt*	2020-03-04	3,399	775	C for Tulsa (1943-45), AAFC (1946-49)
49	Nick Klutka*	2020-03-04	5,487	770	End for Florida (1939-42), Second Air Force (1944-45), AAFC (1946)
50	Alex Schibanoff*	2020-08-29	4,440	767	OT Franklin & Marshall, Little AA (1940), Detroit Lions (1941-42)
51	Jim McCarthy*	2020-03-03	4,420	766	End for Illinois (1941-42), AAFC (1946-49)
52	Clarence Scott*	2020-11-07	2,517	762	DB Morgan State and for Patriots (1969-72)
53	Dale Gentry*	2020-03-04	4,419	757	E Washington State, All-PCC (1941), AAFC (1946-48)
54	Claude Harvey*	2020-11-07	2,128	743	LB Prairie View, Houston Oilers (1970)
55	Earl Warweg	2022-01-27	3,711	739	HB for Evansville NFL (1921), later an architect
56	John LeHeup*	2020-11-03	6,200	737	DE/OG/DT for South Carolina (1969-72), AA (1972), CFL/WFL (1973-76)
57	Pres Johnston*	2020-03-02	2,243	735	FB at SMU, AAFC (1946)
58	Jim Reynolds*	2020-03-02	2,022	735	FB Auburn, AAFC (1946)
59	Nate Johnson*		3,137	733	T for Illinois, MVP (1941 Illinois team), AAFC (1946-50)
60	George Zorich*	2020-03-02	3,256	733	G Northwestern (1939-41), NFL/AAFC (1944-47)
61	Saxon Judd*	2020-03-02	2,328	721	End Tulsa, AAFC (1946-48)
62	Lou Zontini*	2020-03-03	3,366	716	FB/HB for Notre Dame (1937-39), NFL (1940-41, 1944), Fleet City (1945), AAFC (1946)
63	Ralph Buckley*	2020-07-17	6,185	715	HB Fordham (1924-27), Staten Island Stapletons (1930)
64	Andy Dudish*	2020-03-04	3,915	714	HB for Georgia (1940-42), AAFC (1946-47), Detroit Lions (1948)
65	Bob Rapp*	2020-06-26	2,089	712	HB/QB at Davis & Elkins and NFL (1922-29)
66	Harry Connolly*	2020-03-03	8,128	740	HB/FB/QB Boston College (1940-42), Brooklyn Dodgers (1946), HC Xavier (1955-58)
67	Bob Wells*	2020-11-18	2,307	689	OT SD Chargers (1968-70), WFL (1974)
68	Mel Witt*	2020-11-08	3,178	685	DE/DB Arlington State (1964-66), first African-American athlete at Arlington, and Patriots (1967-70)
69	Dutch Elston*	2020-02-29	3,499	680	C South Carolina, Rams (1945), Yankees (1946-48)
70	Bill Butler (linebacker)*	2020-11-07	2,658	657	LB Valley State (1968-69) and Broncos (1970)
71	Charlie Bray*	2020-11-03	2,993	651	OG CFL/WFL (1968-1976)
72	Gary Roberts*			651
73	Salem Ford*	2020-08-12	3,489	649	HB U. Louisville (1914-16), Louisville Brecks (1922-23)
74	Roy Hopkins*			647
75	Mal Bleecker*	2020-07-17	2,649	645	T/G/C at Columbia, captain (1929), Brooklyn Dodgers (1930)
76	George Sergienko*	2020-03-03	2,246	640	T NFL (1943-45), AAFC (1946)
77	Cassy Ryan*	2020-07-24	2,624	629	QB for West Virginia (1926-280, NFL (1929)
78	Ed Opalewski*			616
79	Gerry Conlee*			610
80	Bud Nygren*	2020-02-28	5,654	605	HB San Jose State, Little AA (1940), AAFC (1946-47), HC Sequoias (1948-50)
81	Don Reece*	2020-03-02	3,137	599	FB Missouri (1940-43), AAFC (1946)
82	Curt Sandig*	2020-03-04	2,431	592	FB Baylor, Pittsburgh Steelers (1943), AAFC (1946)
83	Jim Callahan			587
84	Harry Seltzer*			578
85	Phil Scott*	2020-07-24	3,165	568	End for Orange Tornados of NFL in 1929 (pre-segregation)
86	Bob Lundell*			563
87	Tony Calvelli*			565
88	Harry Kloppenburg*			562
89	Perry Scott*			558
90	Prince Scott*	2020-03-02	2,551	557	End for Texas Tech, AAFC (1946)
91	Hank Goodman			554
92	Bill Capps*			552
93	Dick Weber*			541
94	Jack Morlock*			527
95	Elmer Jones*			522
96	Frank Briante*			524
97	Dick Horne*	2020-03-02	3,508	522	End for Oregon (1940), NY Giants (1941), AAFC (1946-47)
98	Jack Gregory*			517
99	Charlie Huneke*	2020-03-04	2,698	516	T for El Toro Marines (1944), AAFC (1946-48)
100	Bull Wesley*			518
101	Ralph Barkman*			512
102	Bob Brumley*			503
103	Ed Halicki*			500

NFL 1920-1933

Detroit Lions

Other NFL

AAFC

AfD rescue

List of second overall National Football League draft picks
Patrick F. Burke
Marshall Klevenow
S. L. Mains (Doane coach)
F. P. Reed (Doane coach)
M. O. Smith (Doane coach)
F. W. Sweeney (Doane coach)
Jonathan Zenon
Michael Terrizzi

Football team seasons (non-Michigan)

Rank	Title	Page views	Description
1	1888 Yale Bulldogs football team	21,202	13–0 record, Walter Camp coach, national champion
2	1970 Wichita State Shockers football team	20,218	Plane crash
3	1892 Yale Bulldogs football team	8,760	13–0 record, national champion, Walter Camp coach
4	NCAA University Division*	7,867
5	1931 Eureka Red Devils football team	1,226	Reagan
6	1932 Whittier Poets football team	897	Nixon
7	1934 Whittier Poets football team	561	Nixon
8	1930 Eureka Red Devils football team	462	Reagan
9	1955 Occidental Tigers football team	289	6-2, Jack Kemp, Jim Mora

College football season: 1891-1895
Adrian: 1925*
Akron: 1922-1942* (21)
Amherst: 1890*
Arizona: 1988, 1990
Assumption: 1925*
Ball State: 1925-1927, 1930-1942, 1944-2001* (74)
Boston University: 1925*
Bowling Green: 1919-1948 1951-1958, 1960-1977, 1979-2000* (30)
Brooklyn Dodgers: 1946
Bucknell: 1910-1959, 1961-1964* (54)
Buffalo: 1896, 1898, 1918, 1929-1942, 1946-1957, 1960-1961* (29)
Canisius: 1923, 1927, 1933, 1936, 1948* (5)
Carlisle: 1898, 1905
Case: 1925*
Catholic U: 1930-1934, 1936-1938, 1940*
Chattanooga: 1931
Chicago Rockets: 1946
Colgate: 1903-1917, 1919-1931, 1933-1942, 1944-1955* (34)
Colorado Mines: 1912, 1918
Columbus Panhandles: 1911-1912*
Crescent A.C.: 1885-1895* (11)
Dartmouth: 1900, 1902, 1904-1907, 1910-1912, 1914-1917, 1919-1924, 1930
Dayton: 1920-1942, 1946-1951* (29)
Delaware: 1909-1928, 1930-1942, 1947-1962, 1963, 1964-1970* (57)
DePaul: 1925-1932, 1938*
DePauw: 1921
Duquesne: 1928-1935, 1937-1938, 1940-1942, 1947-1950* (17)
Fordham: 1904-1909, 1912-1918, 1920-1935* (29)
Franklin & Marshall: 1890, 1925*
Geneva: 1890
Georgetown: 1933-1939, 1942, 1946-1950* (13)
Gonzaga: 1929-1931, 1933, 1937-1938*
Harvard: 1890, 1923-1924, 1926-1928, 1931, 1933-1940* (8)
Holy Cross: 1919-1934, 1939-1944, 1946-1953, 1958, 1986-1987, 1991* (34)
Houston: 1948-1951, 1953-1956, 1959-1966* (16)
Indianapolis Light Artillery: 1894*
John Carroll: 1939, 1948, 1950 (Shula), 1962-1963* (5)
Kansas: 1891-1900, 1902-1919, 1934-1940, 1942-1946, 1948
Kent State: 1920-1942, 1946-1950* (28)
Kentucky: 1930-1937, 1939, 1955
Lafayette: 1882-1895, 1897-1920, 1923-1947, 1949-1953* (68)
Lakehurst NAS: 1942
Lehigh: 1891-1908, 1910-1928* (37)
Los Angeles Dons: 1946
Louisville: 1912-1916, 1921-1942, 1946-1950, 1952-1971, 1973, 1975-1981* (59)
Loyola (Chicago): 1929
Maine: 1910-1942, 1944-1951* (41)
Marshall: 1929-1936, 1938-1942, 1946-1969, 1972-1980*
Maryland: 1927, 1942-1944
Memphis: 1947, 1960-1983*
Miami (OH): 1916-1940, 1942* (26)
MIT: 1887
Miami Seahawks: 1946
Muhlenberg: 1946*
Nevada: 1898-1904,* 1987 (AfD rescue)
New Mexico: University of New Mexico football, 1892–1899
New Mexico State: 1970-1971
Niagara: 1940*
North Dakota: 1922-1942, 1945-1972* (49)
North Dakota State: 1922-1942, 1945-1949, 1963* (26)
Northern Iowa: 1898, 1908-1909, 1925, 1927-1928, 1940-1942, 1946-1949, 1952, 1955, 1960* (14)
Occidental: 1895, 1955*
Ohio: 1894-18971901, 1906, 1915, 1924-1942* (22)
Oklahoma City: 1927
Ole Miss: 1924, 1926, 1935-1937
Orange A.C.: 1889, 1893-1894
Oregon State: 1894-1899, 1902-1924, 1926-1931, 1933-1938, 1942, 1945-1946, 1948-1949
Penn: 1884-1888, 1911-1916, 1919-1923, 1926-1928, 1933-1950* (32)
Princeton: 1935-1949* (14)
Providence: 1925, 1931-1935* (6)
Rhode Island: 1919-1942, 1945-1973* (53)
Rice: 1962-1971* (10)
Rutgers: 1886, 1890-1897, 1899-1900, 1902-1911, 1914, 1916, 1918-1924, 1927-1935, 1937-1940, 1942-1974, 1976-1977, 1980-1991
St. Anselm: 1936*
St. Bonaventure: 1946-1951* (6) Forness Stadium*
St. John's: 1925
Saint Louis: 1901, 1904-1905, 1909-1922, 1924-1931, 1934-1936, 1939-1942* (32)
Scranton: 1937, 1939*
SMU: 1937-1939, 1942-1946, 1949*
South Dakota: 1922-1942, 1945-1971* (38)
South Dakota State: 1915, 1920-1942, 1944-1961, 1963* (43)
Southern Illinois: 1924-1942, 1944-1991* (67)
Springfield: 1925*
Spring Hill: 1927, 1929*
Stevens: 1878
Temple: 1910s, 1922-1974, 1976-1978, 1980-1990* (67)
Toledo: 1924-1925, 1946, 1948-1969, 1972-1989, 1998*
UCLA: 1956-1959
Wabash: 1904
Washington & Jefferson: 1890
Wayne State: 1929-1931, 1946-1952*
Western Maryland: 1929-1930, 1934
Whittier: 1932 (Nixon), 1934*
Wichita: 1939-1942, 1946-1953, 1956-1959, 1962-1969, 1970, 1971-1972
Worcester: 1888, 1893
Wyoming: 1975, 1977-1979*
Yale: 1888, 1891-1892
All-ACC: 1973, 1974
All-Southwest: 1972-1973
Western Conference: 1896-1900

Independents templates

Eastern: 1886-1955
Midwestern: 1887-1933, 1935-1945, 1947-1952
Southern:1887-1928, 1941, 1947-1948
Western: 1906-1924, 1929, 1941, 1947-1948

Players

Rank	Title	Expand date	Size	Page views	Description
1	Tommy Henry	2019-06-26	6,520	29,510	All-American center 1964
2	Fred Russell (American football)	2019-05-10	4,748	19,844	Iowa running back 2002-2004
3	Bill Karr	2010-09-17	4,657	5,364	Chicago Bears end 1933-1938
4	Harry Van Surdam	2019-01-08	15,233	3,674	Wesleyan QB 1902-1905, CHFOF
5	Joseph Truskowski		10,864	3,552
6	Stan Quintana	2019-10-26	9,364	1,258	New Mexico QB (1963-65) WAC POY (1964)
7	Frank Grigonis			461
8	Bob Nork			361	Georgetown

AfD rescue

Coaches

Rank	Title	Expand date	Size	Page views	Description
1	Jack Curtice	2019-01-07	23,309	19,728	Athletic director 1942-1973
2	Bob Titchenal	11/5	14,987	6,743	Pro center/end (1940-1947), head coach at New Mexico and San Jose State
3	Bill Mondt	11/3	8,607	5,652	New Mexico head football coach 1974-1979
4	Mack Saxon	2019-01-05	15,408	3,658	Texas Mines football coach and AD 1929-1941
5	Kevin McGarry		6,391	3,134	Head football coach San Diego 1996-2003
6	Thomas C. Holliday			929	UTEP
7	Mark Cardwell			895	WVS
8	Brian Fogarty			883	SD
9	A. G. Harbaugh			865	Montana St
10	Arthur Burkholder			827	NMA&M
11	Joseph T. Coleman			699	NMA&M
12	Adolph Hamblin			684	WVS
13	Dom Callicrate			678	Portland
	Martin F. Angell				NM
	Tommy Dwyer*				UTEP
	James Griffin*				Hampton
	Gene Murphy*				Portland
	James Patton*				NMA&M
	George B. Powell*				UTEP
	Thomas J. Smull				Ohio Northern
	Justus F. Soule*				Wyoming

Season articles

Rank	Title	Creation date	Article Size	Page views	Description
1	1964 Florida State Seminoles football team	2019-10-25	11,387	10,958	9–1–1, first win over Florida, beat Oklahoma in Gator Bowl
2	1960 Ohio Bobcats football team*	2019-11-05	7,875	8,396	10–0, small college champion
3	1947 SMU Mustangs football team	2019-02-15	11,443	8,294	9–0–2, SWC champion, tied Penn State in Cotton Bowl, AP No. 3
4	1947 Kentucky Wildcats football team	2019-02-09	8,502	7,416	8–3 record under Bear Bryant
5	1945 Maryland Terrapins football team	2019-04-02	8,127	5,612	6–2–1 record under Bear Bryant
6	1901 Carlisle Indians football team	2019-03-17	11,474	5,182	5–7–1 record under Pop Warner
7	1988 UTEP Miners football team*	2019-01-05	4,152	4,947	10–3
8	1926 Haskell Indians football team	2019-05-24	10,819	3,572	12–0–1, Dick Hanley coach, Mayes McLain FB
9	1964 New Mexico Lobos football team	2019-10-27	8,528	3,379	9–2, WAC co-champion, Stan Quintana QB
10	1999 New Mexico Lobos football team*	2019-11-06	4,350	3,325	4–7
11	1967 UTEP Miners football team			2,653	7–2–1, Sun Bowl champion
12	1965 Texas Western Miners football team			2,419	8–3, Bobby Dobbs coach, Sun Bowl champion
13	1966 Texas Western Miners football team			2,314	6–4, Bobby Dobbs coach
14	1971 BYU Cougars football team			2,203	5–6, Tommy Hudspeth coach
15	1998 New Mexico Lobos football team			2,167	3–9
16	1941 Hawaii Rainbows football team	2019-01-23	8,810	2,393	8–1, final two games cancelled due to Pearl Harbor
17	1968 BYU Cougars football team			2,060	2–8, Tommy Hudspeth head coach
18	1962 Southern Miss Southerners football team*	2019-11-21	5,617	2,594	9–1, UPI small college national champion
19	1965 North Dakota State Bison football team*	2019-11-05	5,052	2,417	Small college national champion, 11–0

College football season: 1925, 1941
All-America: 1941
All-Big Ten: 1941
All-Eastern: 1925, 1941
All-Pacific Coast: 1941
All Southern: 1941
All-Southwest: 1925, 1927
Akron: 1941
Albion: 1900-1901, 1904
Arizona: 1901, 1908-1909, 1911-1917, 1925, 1941, 1947, 1949, 1951-1952, 1954-1964
Arizona State: 1925, 1941, 1947
Arkansas: 1964
Army: 1901, 1925, 1932, 1941, 1947
Auburn: 1901, 1925, 1941
Ball State: 1941
Baylor: 1901, 1920-1923, 1925-1934, 1938-1942, 1945-1949
Beloit: 1901
Bethune-Cookman: 2002
Buffalo: 1901
Big Ten Conference: 1901, 1925, 1941
Boston College: 1901, 1941, 1947
Boston U: 1941, 1947
Bowling Green: 1941, 1947, 1959
Brown: 1901, 1925, 1941
Bucknell: 1901, 1925
Buffalo: 1947
Butler: 1925, 1932, 1941, 1947
BYU: 1922-1931, 1932, 1933-1942, 1946-1948, 1950, 1951, 1952-1959, 1961-1964, 1966-1971
California: 1901, 1925, 1932, 1941
Caltech: 1931
Carlisle: 1901
Carnegie Tech: 1925
Case: 1901
Catawba: 1947
Chattanooga: 1941, 1947
Chicago: 1901, 1925, 1932
Chilocco: 1901, 1903
Cincinnati: 1885-1905, 1908-1922, 1924-1934, 1936, 1941, 1947
Citadel: 1941
CCNY: 1925
Clemson: 1901, 1925, 1940-1941, 1947-1955, 1957-1972, 1976, 1983
Colgate: 1925, 1941, 1947
Colorado: 1901, 1908-1910, 1920-1925, 1934, 1936, 1941, 1947
Colorado College: 1941*
Colorado State: 1923, 1925, 1941, 1947, 1970
Columbia: 1889-1891, 1899-1903, 1904-1905, 1923-1932, 1934-1935, 1940-1941, 1946-1947
Connecticut: 1925, 1947
Cornell: 1925, 1941, 1947
Creighton: 1921-1941, 1942
Dartmouth: 1901, 1925, 1941, 1947, 1993
Davidson: 1941, 1947
Dayton: 1925, 1941
Delaware: 1947, 1971*
Denver: 1898, 1910-1916, 1918-1944, 1947-1953, 1955-1960
DePaul: 1908, 1933-1937, Template:DePaul Blue Demons football navbox
DePauw: 1933, 1941
Detroit: 1961
Detroit Tech: 1941
Drake: 1902-1909, 1920-1922, 1924-1941, 1947-1951, 1957, 1962
Drexel: 1925, 1941
Duke: 1925, 1941, 1947
Duquesne: 1941, 1947
East Texas: 1941, 1947
Eastern Michigan: 1941, 1947
Florida: 1941
Florida State: 1947, 1964
Fordham: 1925, 1947, 2009
Furman: 1901, 1925, 1941, 1947
Gallaudet: 1901
Geneva: 1901
George Washington: 1930-1931, 1933-1935, 1937-1942, 1947, 1952, 1956
Georgetown: 1901, 1941, 1947
Georgia: 1901, 1925, 1941, 1947
Georgia Tech: 1941, 1947
Gonzaga: 1921
Hardin-Simmons: 1925-1926, 1930, 1935-1939, 1941-1942, 1947-1963
Harvard: 1901, 1925, 1932, 1941, 1947
Haskell: 1895-1903, 1905-1922, 1923, 1924, 1925, 1926-1931, 1932
Hawaii: 1923-1925, 1934, 1941, 1946-1947
Holy Cross: 1901, 1925, 1941, 1947
Houston: 1947
Idaho State: 1935, 1952-1953, 1955, 1957, 1959
Illinois: 1901, 1925, 1932, 1941
Indiana: 1901, 1925, 1932, 1947
Indiana State: 1941
Iowa: 1901, 1925, 1932, 1941, 1947, 1962
Iowa State: 1901, 1925, 1932, 1941, 1947
Kansas: 1901, 1920-1929, 1932, 1941, 1947
Kansas State: 1901, 1941, 1947, 1949
Kent State: 1947
Kentucky: 1901, 1925, 1941, 1947
Lafayette: 1901, 1925, 1941, 1947
Lehigh: 1901, 1925, 1947
LSU: 1941
Louisville: 1925, 1941
Loyola (Chicago): 1925
Loyola (Maryland): 1925
Loyola (Los Angeles): 1941
Loyola (New Orleans): 1921-1936
Maine: 1925, 1947
Manhattan: 1925, 1932-1942, Template:Manhattan Jaspers football navbox
Marquette: 1907, 1911, 1917-1921, 1924-1929, 1932-1935, 1937-1960
Maryland: 1901, 1925, 1945, 1947
Massachusetts: 1947
McNeese: 1980
Merchant Marine: 1947
Miami (FL): 1947
Miami (OH): 1925, 1941, 1947
Michigan State: 1901, 1925, 1928, 1930, 1934, 1936-1938, 1941
Minnesota: 1901, 1925, 1932, 1941, 1964
Mississippi State: 1925, 1941, 1947
Missouri: 1893-1897, 1901, 1924-1927, 1931, 1939-1949
Montana: 1925, 1941, 1947
Montana State: 1898-1899, 1901-1902, 1905, 1913-1917, 1919-1941, 1946-1947, 1954, 1956
Muhlenberg: 1947
Navy: 1901, 1925, 1947
Nebraska: 1901, 1911, 1939, 1947
Nebraska Wesleyan: 1925
Nevada: 1901, 1925, 1941
New Hampshire: 1925, 1947, 1962*
New Mexico: 1901, 1905-07, 1947, 1964-1969, 1971-1981, 1983-1996, 1998-1999*
New Mexico State: 1924-1934, 1936, 1939-1942, 1946-1958, 1963-1964, 1968-1969
NYU: 1925, 1941, 1947
North Carolina: 1901, 1925, 1941, 1947
NC State: 1925-1926, 1928-1947*
North Dakota: 1925, 1941
North Dakota State: 1925, 1941, 1965, 1968-1969*
North Texas: 1941, 1947
Northern Arizona: 1933, 1941, 1947
Northern Illinois: 1941
Northern Iowa: 1941
Northwestern: 1901, 1925, 1941, 1947
Notre Dame: 1901, 1925, 1941
Oberlin: 1925
Ohio: 1925, 1932, 1941, 1947, 1960
Ohio State: 1901, 1947, 1964
Ohio Wesleyan: 1925
Oklahoma State: 1925, 1932, 1947
Ole Miss: 1901, 1925, 1941, 1947
Oregon: 1925, 1932, 1941, 1947
Oregon State: 1925, 1932, 1947
Penn: 1889, 1901, 1925, 1932, 1941, 1947, 1996
Penn State: 1925, 1941, 1947
Pittsburg State: 1961
Pittsburgh: 1901-1902, 1904-1905, 1907, 1909, 1911-1914, 1919-1928, 1930, 1932-1933, 1935
Portland: 1927-1942, 1946-1949, Template:Portland Pilots football navbox
Presbyterian: 1941
Princeton: 1901, 1925, 1941, 1947
Purdue: 1932, 1941, 1964
Redlands: 1947
Rhode Island: 1925, 1941, 1947
Rice: 1912-1945, 1947
Richmond: 1941, 1947
Rose Poly: 1941
Rutgers: 1901, 1925, 1941, 1947
Saint Louis: 1906-1908, 1925, 1932-1933, 1937, 1941, 1945-1948
San Diego: 1973 (AfD rescue)
San Francisco: 1941, 1947
Sewanee: 1901
South Carolina: 1901, 1925, 1932, 1941, 1947
South Dakota: 1925, 1941
South Dakota State: 1925, 1941
SMU: 1917-1921, 1925, 1941, 1947
Southern Miss: 1962*
Springfield: 1947
Stanford: 1925, 1932, 1947
Syracuse: 1901, 1925, 1947
Temple: 1941, 1947
Tennessee: 1901, 1925, 1941
Texas: 1901, 1941, 1947
Texas A&M: 1901, 1925, 1941, 1947
Texas Tech: 1941, 1947
TCU: 1901, 1925, 1941, 1947
Toledo: 1930, 1932-34, 1936-1942, 1947
Tulsa: 1941, 1947
UCLA: 1925, 1929, 1932, 1941
UCSB: 1941
USC: 1901, 1925, 1932, 1941, 1947
Utah: 1901, 1903-1906, 1908-1911, 1925-1926, 1929-1930, 1938-1941 + group page moves
Utah State: 1901, 1925, 1941, 1947
UTEP: 1914, 1919-1936, 1937, 1938-1942, 1946-1955, 1957-1970, 1988
Vanderbilt: 1925, 1941, 1947
Vermont: 1947
Villanova: 1901, 1925, 1941, 1947, 2002
Virginia: 1925, 1941, 1947
Virginia Tech: 1925, 1941, 1947
VMI: 1941, 1947
Wabash: 1925
Wake Forest: 1910, 1920, 1925, 1941, 1944-1945, 1947, 1950
Washington: 1925, 1932, 1947
Washington & Jefferson: 1901, 1925
Washington and Lee: 1925, 1941, 1947
Washington State: 1901, 1925, 1932, 1941
Washington U: 1905, 1918-1919, 1925, 1927, 1930, 1932, 1934-1935, 1938-1939, 1941
Wayne State: 1925, 1947
Wesleyan: 1901
West Texas: 1941-1942, 1947-1950, 1956, 1962
West Virginia: 1896, 1901-1909, 1915-1917, 1920-1923, 1925-1952
Western Michigan: 1947
Western Ontario: 1941
Western Reserve: 1947
Wichita: 1903, 1906-1908, 1910-1911, 1925, 1932-1933, 1937-1938, 1941, 1944, 1947, 1954-1955, 1960
William & Mary: 1941, 1947
Wisconsin: 1901, 1925, 1932, 1941, 1947
Wyoming: 1893-1917, 1919-1930, 1932-1942, 1946-1947, 1962-1964
Xavier: 1901, 1903, 1917-1922, 1925-1931, 1934, 1936, 1938, 1940-1941, 1947, 1949-1951, 1955-1956, 1965, 1967, 1973
Yale: 1901, 1925, 1932, 1947
Youngstown: 1941, 1947
Pacific Coast Conference: 1925

Black college football champions

Rank	Title	Creation date	Article Size	Page views	Description
1	1974 Grambling State Tigers football team	2019-12-08	11,856	3,185	Black college national champion
2	1975 Grambling State Tigers football team	2019-12-08	11,190	2,939	Black college national champion
3	1972 Grambling Tigers football team	2019-12-08	8,420	2,908	Black college national champion
4	1955 Grambling Tigers football team	2019-11-24	6,358	2,409	Black college national champion
5	1962 Florida A&M Rattlers football team	2019-11-21	6,561	2,170	AP small college national champion
6	1967 Grambling Tigers football team	2019-12-08	6,362	2,127	Black college national champion
7	1973 Grambling Tigers football team	2019-12-10	8,641	2,024	10–3, SWAC champion
8	1962 Jackson State Tigers football team	2019-12-05	8,206	1,970	Black college national champion
9	1973 Tennessee State Tigers football team	2019-12-02	7,771	1,911	Black college national champion
10	1963 Prairie View A&M Panthers football team	2019-12-05	7,993	1,645	Black college national champion
11	1966 Tennessee A&I Tigers football team*	2019-12-02	8,062	1,462	10–0, Black college national champion
12	1976 Grambling State Tigers football team			1,455	8–4
13	1947 Grambling Tigers football team			1,432	11–2
14	1969 Florida A&M Rattlers football team			1,423	8–1, Orange Blossom Classic champion
15	1951 Morris Brown Wolverines football team			1,406	Black college national champion
16	1961 Florida A&M Rattlers football team			1,382	Black college national champion
17	1974 Alcorn State Braves football team			1,342	Black college national champion
18	1970 Tennessee State Tigers football team			1,296	Black college national champion
19	1965 Tennessee A&I Tigers football team*	2019-12-02	7,858	1,247	9–0–1, black college national champion
20	1924 Paul Quinn Tigers football team			1,227	Black college national co-champion
21	1966 Tennessee A&I Tigers football team			1,206	Black college national champion
22	1971 Tennessee State Tigers football team			1,182	Black college national champion
23	1959 Florida A&M Rattlers football team			1,147	Black college national champion
24	1935 Texas College Steers football team			1,140	Black college national champion
25	1921 Talladega football team			1,128	Black college national champion
26	1920 Howard Bison football team			1,104	Black college national champion
27	1964 Prairie View A&M Panthers football team			1,083	Black college national champion
28	1922 Hampton Seasiders football team			1,061	Black college national champion
29	1931 Wilberforce Green Wave football team			1,061	Black college national champion
30	1959 Florida A&M Rattlers football team			1,056	Black college national champion
31	1948 Southern Jaguars football team			1,055	Black college national champion
32	1965 Tennessee A&I Tigers football team			1,035	Black college national champion
33	1960 Southern Jaguars football team			1,007	Black college national champion
34	1976 South Carolina State Bulldogs football team			975	Black college national champion
35	1968 Alcorn A&M Braves football team			970	Black college national champion
36	1958 Prairie View A&M Panthers football team			927	Black college national champion

Template:Black college football national champion navbox
Template:1955 Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association football standings
Template:1947 Midwest Athletic Association football standings
Template:1947 Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference football standings
Alcorn: 1947, 1968-1969, 1974
Bethune-Cookman: 1947
Bluefield: 1927-1928, 1947
Clark: 1947
Florida A&M: 1937-1938, 1941-1942, 1945, 1947, 1950-1959, 1960, 1961-1964, 1969
Fort Valley State: 1947
Grambling: 1947, 1955, 1967, 1972-1974, 1975, 1976
Hampton: 1922, 1947
Howard: 1920, 1923, 1925-1926, 1947
Jackson State: 1962
Kentucky State: 1934-1935, 1947
Lane: 1947
Langston: 1939, 1941
Lincoln (MO): 1923-1924, 1947, 1953
Lincoln (PA): 1947
Louisville Municipal: 1947
Maryland Eastern Shore: Football navbox, 1947-1952, 1955
Morgan State: 1933, 1937, 1943-1944, 1946-1947, 1949, 1967
Morris Brown: 1940-1941, 1951
North Carolina A&T: 1951
North Carolina College: 1954
Paul Quinn: 1924
Prairie View: 1947, 1953-1954, 1958, 1963-1964
Shaw: 1947
South Carolina State: 1947, 1976
Southern: 1947-1950, 1954-1955, 1959-1960
Talladega: 1920-1921
Tennessee State: 1946-1956, 1965-1966, 1970-1971, 1973
Texas College: 1935, 1947
Tuskegee: 1924-1927, 1929-1930, 1947, Tuskegee football navbox
Vermont: 1901
Virginia State: 1936, 1947
Virginia Union: 1923
West Virginia State: 1936, 1947, 1949
Wilberforce: 1931, 1947-1948
Wiley: 1921, 1928, 1932, 1945, 1947
Xavier: 1950
Tropical Bowl (HBCUs)

Television and film

1950s television

Rank	Title	Size	Page views	Description
1	Judgment at Nuremberg (Playhouse 90)*	14,622	31,593	1959 TV play about the Judges' Trial
2	The Defender (Studio One)*	9,286	30,326	1957 TV play about father/son defense team, Steve McQueen and William Shatner
3	In the Presence of Mine Enemies (Playhouse 90)*	10,325	25,016	1960 TV play about Warsaw Ghetto, written by Rod Serling
4	Forbidden Area (Playhouse 90)*	10,642	23,025	1956 TV play about Russian submarine attack on US, Charlton Heston stars
5	A Town Has Turned to Dust (Playhouse 90)*	13,147	21,993	1958 TV play about lynching, written by Rod Serling
6	The Ford 50th Anniversary Show*	14,942	20,867	1953 TV special live on both NBC and CBS
7	The Plot to Kill Stalin*	13,435	20,148	1958 TV play about plot to kill Stalin
8	A Night to Remember (Kraft Television Theatre)*	16,550	20,555	1956 live TV drama about sinking of Titanic
9	Sacco-Vanzetti Story*	8,936	18,158	1960 TV play about trail of Sacco and Vanzetti
10	Bang the Drum Slowly (United States Steel Hour)*	8,999	17,613	1956 TV play about friendship between two baseball player, Paul Newman stars
11	For Whom the Bell Tolls (Playhouse 90)*	12,401	11,915	1959 TV play based on Hemingway novel, John Frankenheimer, Jason Robards
12	No Time for Sergeants (United States Steel Hour)*	8,824	12,279	Andy Griffith TV debut (1955)
13	The Green Pastures (Hallmark Hall of Fame)*	7,721	11,749	TV musical 1957, nominated for best program of year
14	The Killers of Mussolini*		9,595	1956
15	P.O.W. (United States Steel Hour)*	8,971	9,229	TV play about suffering of US POWs in Korea (1953)
16	The Moon and Sixpence (TV movie)*	9,150	7,852	TV adaptation of Somerset Maugham novel starring Laurence Olivier, 1959
17	Victoria Regina (Hallmark Hall of Fame)*	8,872	7,272	TV film, 1961, starring Julie Harris
18	The Turn of the Screw (Ford Startime)*	11,597	6,880	TV adaptation of Henry James novella starring Ingrid Bergman
19	Alas, Babylon*		5,527	(1960)
20	Grace and Glorie		5,150	(1998)
21	The Grey Nurse Said Nothing*		4,757	(1959)
22	Little Moon of Alban*		4,132	(1958)
23	Heart of Darkness (Playhouse 90)		3,893
24	The Price of Tomatoes*		3,405	(1962)
25	The Bridge of San Luis Rey (DuPont Show of the Month)		3,319
26	The Unlighted Road (Schlitz Playhouse of Stars)		3,108
27	Helen Morgan*		2,918	(1957)
28	Eloise*		2,564	(1956)
29	The Arena*		2,348	(1956)
30	The Voice of Charlie Pont*		1,940	(1962)
31	The Velvet Alley*		1,926	(1959)
	Clark Jones		1,762	Television director
32	All the King's Men*		1,526	(1958)
33	Eagle in a Cage*		1,505	(1965)
34	The Country Husband*		1,457	(1956)
35	Rendezvous in Black*		1,448	(1956)
36	The Scarecrow*		1,373	(1972)
37	The Hostess with the Mostes'*		1,307	(1957)
38	Nightmare at Ground Zero*		1,295	(1958)
39	No Time at All*		1,293	(1958)
40	The Family Nobody Wanted*		1,210	(1956)
41	Sizeman and Son*		1,158	(1956)
42	The Human Barrier*		1,158	(1957)
43	Abe Lincolin in Illinois*		1,147	(1964)
44	The Death of Manolete*		1,103	(1957)
45	Keep Our Honor Bright*		1,080	(1953)
46	Judy Garland Musical Special*		1,031	(1956)
47	Tomorrow*		1,005	(1960)
48	Sincerely, Willis Wayde*		997	(1956)
49	Something About Lee Wiley*		960	(1963)

Before I Die (1958)*
The Big Slide (1956)*
The Blackwell Story (1957)*
The Blue Men (1959)*
Confession (1956)*
The Cruel Day (1956)*
The Dark Side of the Earth (1956)*
A Dream of Treason (1960)*
The Edge of Innocence (1957)*
The Fabulous Irishman (1957)*
Face of a Hero (1959)*
Free Weekend (1958)*
Heritage of Anger (1956)*
The Hidden Image (1959)*
The Hiding Place (1960)*
Homeward Borne (1957)*
Journey to the Day (1960)*
The Last Clear Chance (1958)*
The Long March (1958)*
Made in Heaven (1956)*
Misalliance (1959)*
The Nutcracker (1958)*
Old Man (1958)*
A Quiet Game of Cards (1959)*
The Return of Ansel Gibbs (1958)*
The Second Happiest Day (1959)*
Shadows Tremble (1958)*
The Shape of the River (1960)*
The Silver Whistle (1959)*
A Sound of Different Drummers (1957)*
The Sounds of Eden (1959)*
Target for Three (1959)*
To the Sound of Trumpets (1960)*
The Tunnel (1959)*
Word From a Sealed-Off Box (1958)*
Template:Playhouse 90
Big Deal in Laredo (1962)*
Jack and the Beanstalk (1956)*
The Lie (1973)
Montserrat* (1971)
Portrait in Celluloid (1955)*
A Slow Fade to Black (1964)*
1951-1959 Sylvania Television Awards, Template:Sylvania Television Awards*
Alexandra Wager* (child actress)
War of Nerves (1964)*
The Wicked Scheme of Jebal Deeks (1959)*
The Winslow Boy (1958)*
Youth Wants To Know (1951-57)*

Art directors

Rank	Title	Page views	Description
1	Wiard Ihnen*	70,834	Art director, won 2 Academy Awards, husband of Edith Head
2	Henry Bumstead*	31,528	Art director, production designer, Oscar for To Kill a Mockingbird and The Sting, nominated for Vertigo and The Unforgiven
3	Ted Haworth*	12,796	Art director 1950-92, won 1 Academy Award
4	Ernst Fegté*	5,177	Art director 1920s-1950s
5	Jan Scott*	4,280	Art director won 11 Primetime Emmy Awards
6	Albert Heschong*	3,904	TV art director 1949-85
7	Dianne Wager*	444	Art director 1964-2008

Playhouse 90

Season 2

Rank	Title	Size	Page views	Descriptionlist
1	Around the World in 90 Minutes*	4,179	9,668	1957 TV special broadcast live from Madison Square Garden hosted by Elizabeth Taylor with Walter Cronkite
2	The Mystery of Thirteen*	4,471	9,226	1957 TV play with Jack Lemmon as English physician/mass murderer
3	The Jet Propelled Couch*	7,128	7,616	1957 TV play about psychiatrist (Donald O'Connor) and atomic physicist visiting alien world populated by beautiful women
4	The 80 Yard Run*	5,829	7,556	1958 TV play about former star athlete (Paul Newman) and rich girl (Joanne Woodward) in failing marriage
5	The Great Gatsby*	5,235	7,381	1958 TV adaptation directed by Franklin Schaffner
6	Rumors of Evening*		2,560
7	Portrait of a Murderer*		1,111
8	The Violent Heart*		609
9	Topaze*		595
10	A Bitter Heritage*		500
11	The Dungeon*		499
12	The Last Man*		489
13	The Troublemakers*		482
14	The Male Animal*		469
15	Reunion*		439
16	Turn Left at Mount Everest*		437
17	The Clouded Image*		434
18	The Thundering Wave*		434
19	Natchez*		414
20	The Innocent Sleep*		410
21	The Right Hand Man*		404
22	Not the Glory*		365
23	The Playroom*		365
24	The Lone Woman*		349
25	Panic Button*		333
26	Point of No Return*		330
27	Galvanized Yankee*		329
28	For I Have Loved Strangers*		325
29	Verdict of Three*		309
30	The Gentleman From Seventh Avenue*		224

Playhouse 90 - Season 3 (1959)

Baseball

Players

Rank	Title	Expand date	Size	Page views	Description
1	Mickey Lolich	2019 exp	34,080	426,617	MLB pitcher 1963-1979
2	Darrell Evans	2019-2020 exp	43,629	236,645	MLB 1969-89
3	Gates Brown	2021 exp	22,440	139,181	Detroit Tigers pinch hitting specialist 1963-1975
4	Dave Rozema	2021 exp	13,358	126,529	MLB pitcher (1977-86)
5	Mickey Stanley	2020 exp	20,998	131,009	CF (1964-1978)
6	Aurelio Rodríguez	2019 exp	37,907	130,098	MLB third baseman 1967-83
7	Rudy York	2019 exp	30,337	93,510	MLB baseball 1934-1948, home run and RBI leader 1943
8	John Wockenfuss	2019 exp	25,996	93,142	Detroit Tigers 1974-1983
9	John Hiller	2019 exp	46,655	83,745	Detroit Tigers pitcher 1965-1980
10	Bobby Ávila	2019 exp	19,049	66,911	Mexican MLB 2B (1949-59), 1954 AL batting champion
11	Bill Donovan	2019 exp	22,551	56,588	MLB pitcher 1898-1918
12	Tom Veryzer	2019 exp	15,510	44,740	MLB shortstop 1973-1984
13	Boss Schmidt	2019 exp	26,363	36,792	Detroit Tigers pitcher 1906-1911
14	Lil Stoner	2021 exp	23,559	28,102	MLB pitcher (1922-31)
15	George Mullin	2019 exp	28,936	25,589	Detroit P 1902-1913
16	Hoot Evers	2019 exp	20,302	24,876	MLB outfielder 1941-56
17	Dwight Lowry	2019 exp	8,618	18,939	Tigers C (1984-87)
18	Barney McCosky	2019 exp	10,665	17,648	Tigers OF (1939-42, 1946)
19	Ray Hayworth	2019 exp	15,263	15,301	MLB pitcher 1926-1945
20	Jack Pierce	2019 exp	12,119	13,394	UM baseball player (2017-19)
21	Ed Killian	2019 exp	15,518	12,142	Detroit Tigers pitcher 1904-1910
22	Chief Hogsett	2020 exp	15,867	10,190	Pitcher (1929-1944)
23	Skeeter Webb	2007 exp 2014 exp 2020 exp	7,484	9,952	Infielder (1932-1948)
24	Kip Young*	2007-11-11 2019 exp	13,126	11,650	Detroit P 1978-1979
25	Chet Laabs	2019 exp	16,233	10,949	MLB outfielder 1937-1947
26	Jack Lively	2019 exp	9,354	11,550	Detroit P 1911
27	Fred Scherman	2019 exp	24,300	9,444	MLB pitcher 1969-1976
28	Ricky Peters	2007-11-11 2019 exp	9,067	11,588	Detroit CF 1979-1981
29	Dick Harley	2019 exp	17,497	7,728	MLB outfielder 1897-1903
30	Rube Kisinger	2007-11-07 2019 exp	9,913	9,593	Detroit P 1902-1903
31	Joe Hoover*	2020 exp	14,804	7,045	Shortstop (1943-1945)
32	Charlie Carr	2007-07-11 2019 exp	14,441	6,999	MLB 1B 1898-1914
33	Flea Clifton	2007-05-26 2019 exp	19,256	6,396	Detroit Tigers infielder 1934-1937
34	John Stone	2019 exp	7,078	5,995	Tigers OF (1928-33)
35	Joe Sullivan (pitcher)	2019-07-30	9,487	5,163	MLB pitcher 1935-1941
36	Hub Walker	2019-07-30	7,578	4,993	MLB center fielder 1931-1945
37	Wiley Taylor	2019-07-20	6,852	4,800	MLB pitcher 1911-1914
38	Zeb Eaton	2019-07-23	4,678	4,479	Detroit Tigers pitcher 1944-1945
39	Hub Pernoll	2019-07-21	9,773	4,458	Detroit Tigers pitcher 1910, 1912
40	Chuck Scrivener	2019-07-14	10,124	4,788	Detroit Tigers shortstop 1975-1977
41	Liz Funk	2019-07-19	14,510	4,714	MLB center fielder 1929-1933
42	Bill Akers	2019-07-18	12,848	3,949	Detroit Tigers infielder 1929-1931
43	Frank Kitson	2019-07-20	8,623	3,826	MLB pitcher 1898-1907
44	Marv Peasley	2019-07-20	4,230	3,717	Tigers P (1910)
45	Art Griggs			3,317	1B (1909-1918)
46	Ed Gremminger	2019-08-05	6,434	3,285	MLB 3B (1895-1904)
47	Harry Davis	2019-07-23	8,213	3,142	Detroit Tigers first baseman 1932-1933
48	Clay Perry			3,116
49	John Terry			2,919
50	Harry Lochhead			2,848
51	Hugh Shelley	2019 exp	4,766	2,938	Detroit OF 1935
52	Frank Croucher	2007-06-28 2019 exp	10,224	2,903	Detroit SS 1939-1941
53	Biff Schaller	2007-08-10 2019 exp	5,103	2,731	Detroit OF 1911
54	Jack Hardy	2020 exp	8,216	2,137	Catcher (1903-07)
55	Frosty Thomas	2007-07-08 2019 exp	4,324	2,025	Detroit P 1905
56	Jack Sullivan	2007-06-30 2019 exp	7,472	2,014	Detroit C 1905
58	Hank Perry	2007-07-15 2019 exp	4,267	1,906	Detroit OF 1912
59	Spider Baum*	2020-03-05	4,343	1,844	PCL pitcher (1903-1920)
60	Herm Malloy	2007-07-15 2019 exp	7,257	1,625	Detroit P 1907-08
61	Bill Force*	2020-09-10	2,605	540	Negro league pitcher (1921-1930)
	1976 Detroit Tigers season			27,901	74–87 record, Year of "The Bird"
	1950 Detroit Tigers season			13,519	95–59 (.617) record

Negro league seasons

Rank	Title	Size	Views	Description
1	1932 Detroit Wolves season	21,354	5,429	EWL pennant, 29–9 record, featuring five BHOF inductees: Cool Papa Bell (CF), Mule Suttles (1B), Willie Wells (SS), Ray Brown (P), and Smokey Joe Williams (P)
2	1919 Detroit Stars season*	62,286	2,107	44–18 (.710) record, starring three BHOF inductees: OF Pete Hill (.396), OF Oscar Charleston, and SS José Méndez
4	1931 Homestead Grays season	2,175	1,112	34–21–1 (.616), seven in BHOF: manager Cumberland Posey, 1B Oscar Charleston; C Josh Gibson; 3B Jud Wilson; P Bill Foster, P Smokey Joe Williams, and P Satchel Paige
4	1936 Pittsburgh Crawfords season	2,176	792	NNL pennant, 48–33–2 (.590) record, six in BHOF: player/manager Oscar Charleston; CF Cool Papa Bell; C Josh Gibson; 3B Judy Johnson; and P Satchel Paige
6	1942 Kansas City Monarchs season	2,342	643	NAL pennant, 35–17 (.673) record, three BHOF inductees: CF Willard Brown; PHilton Smith; and P Satchel Paige
7	1937 Homestead Grays season	2,735	587	NNL pennant, 60–19–1 (.756) record, six in BHOF, including C Josh Gibson, 1B Buck Leonard, SS Willie Wells, 3B Ray Dandridge, P Ray Brown.
8	1935 Pittsburgh Crawfords season	2,126	584	NNL pennant, 51–26–3 (.656) record, four BHOF inductees: player/manager Oscar Charleston; CF Cool Papa Bell; C Josh Gibson; and 3B Judy Johnson.
9	1926 Chicago American Giants season	2,462	561	NNL pennant, 60–21–3 (.732) record, Rube Foster was owner/manager, RF Jelly Gardner (.331), Bill Foster (13–4, 1.63 ERA)
10	1943 Washington Homestead Grays season	3,465	537	NNL pennant, 78–23–1 (.770) record, five BHOF inductees: C Josh Gibson, LF Cool Papa Bell, 1B Buck Leonard, 3B Jud Wilson, and P Ray Brown
11	1923 Kansas City Monarchs season	2,706	544	NNL pennant, 61–37 (.622) record, starring RF Oscar Johnson (.402 BA, .722 SLG, 120 RBI), SS Dobie Moore, P Bullet Rogan, CF Wade Johnston
12	1943 Washington Homestead Grays season	3,465	541
13	1946 Newark Eagles season	4,392	510
14	1930 Detroit Stars season	15,680	445	54–41 record, starring CF Turkey Stearnes (BHOF), LF Wade Johnston, and P Andy Cooper (BHOF)
15	1934 Philadelphia Stars season	2,203	441
16	1945 Cleveland Buckeyes season	2,548	435
17	1927 Chicago American Giants season	2,328	419
18	1928 St. Louis Stars season	2,121	393
19	1922 Detroit Stars season	33,030	392
20	1947 New York Cubans season	4,632	369
21	1948 Washington Homestead Grays season	3,101	373
22	1925 Detroit Stars season	11,519	369
23	1941 Kansas City Monarchs season	2,126	358
24	1933 Pittsburgh Crawfords season	2,190	355
25	1920 Chicago American Giants season	2,317	345
26	1929 Baltimore Black Sox season	2,382	339
27	1924 Kansas City Monarchs season	2,575	338
28	1929 Kansas City Monarchs season	4,432	328
29	1921 Chicago American Giants season	2,247	298
30	1944 Washington Homestead Grays season	2,931	289
31	1921 Hilldale Club season	2,301	285
32	1928 Detroit Stars season	26,506	273
33	1930 Homestead Grays season	2,290	268
34	1941 Washington Homestead Grays season	2,297	252
35	1938 Homestead Grays season	2,153	244
36	1921 Bacharach Giants season	2,409	235
37	1926 Detroit Stars season	5,757	224
38	1940 Homestead Grays season	2,065	221
39	1940 Kansas City Monarchs season	2,098	218
40	1925 Hilldale Club season	2,484	217
41	1930 St. Louis Stars season	2,564	211
42	1937 Kansas City Monarchs season	2,097	191
43	1928 Bacharach Giants season	2,169	178
44	1923 Hilldale Club season	2,285	177
45	1921 Detroit Stars season	3,808	176
46	1923 Detroit Stars season	3,717	165
47	1920 Brooklyn Royal Giants season	1,955	155
48	1932 Cole's American Giants season	2,284	152
49	1938 Memphis Red Sox season	1,823	150
50	1939 Baltimore Elite Giants season	2,245	146
51	1920 Detroit Stars season	4,420	135
52	1929 Detroit Stars season	3,027	126
53	1922 Chicago American Giants season	2,331	125
54	1927 Detroit Stars season	3,329	106
55	1924 Detroit Stars season	3,425	103
56	1931 Detroit Stars season	2,770	83

Template:Negro league baseball champions

Pacific Coast League seasons

Rank	Title	Creation	Size	Views	Description
1	1935 San Francisco Seals season	2020	6,348	1,298	Joe DiMaggio
2	1934 Los Angeles Angels season	2020	8,617	1,209
3	1903 Los Angeles Angels season	2020	8,893	1,154
4	1956 Los Angeles Angels season	2020	7,356	1,093
5	1952 Hollywood Stars season	2020	7,540	1,004
6	1925 San Francisco Seals season	2020	7,326	875
7	1911 Portland Beavers season	2020	8,460	843
8	1946 San Francisco Seals season	2020	7,356	839
9	1912 Oakland Oaks season	2020	12,370	836	120–83
10	1909 San Francisco Seals season	2020	7,846	795
11	1937 San Diego Padres season	2020	9,009	739
12	1910 Portland Beavers season	2020	11,195	725
13	1919 Vernon Tigers season	2020	10,322	681
14	1904 Tacoma Tigers season	2020	10,540	666
15	1908 Los Angeles Angels season	2020	13,303	635
16	1922 San Francisco Seals season	2020	7,066	631
17	1928 San Francisco Seals season	2020	7,341	620
18	1907 Los Angeles Angels season	2020	8,839	577
19	1916 Los Angeles Angels season	2020	7,963	528
20	1906 Portland Beavers season	2020	7,980	502
21	1929 Hollywood Stars season	2020	7,865	448
22	1915 San Francisco Seals season	2020	8,677	444
23	1933 Los Angeles Angels season	2020	7,933	420
24	1930 Hollywood Stars season	2020	6,332	399
25	1938 Sacramento Solons season	2020	6,421	367
26	1923 San Francisco Seals season	2020	6,196	327
27	1914 Portland Beavers season	2020	4,896	317
28	1920 Vernon Tigers season	2020	7,392	297
29	1918 Los Angeles Angels season	2020	5,618	294
30	1917 San Francisco Seals season	2020	5,128	282
31	1921 Los Angeles Angels season	2020	5,641	278
32	1913 Portland Beavers season	2020	6,097	268
33	1905 Los Angeles Angels season	2020	4,614	232

Template:Pacific Coast League champions

Field hockey

Miscellaneous

Rank	Title	Creation	Size	Views	Description
1	Eugene Goodman*	2021-01-13	27,721	578,425	Hero cop of January 6 insurrection
2	Michael van der Veen*	2021-02-12	14,372	320,279	Trump impeachment lawyer
3	David Schoen*	2021-02-09	13,976	218,997	Trump impeachment lawyer
4	Amazon Pharmacy*	2020-11-17	5,746	78,711
5	Lillian Brown*	2020-10-03	9,271	42,844	Presidential makeup artist
6	Gauthier Mvumbi*	2021-02-02	8,209	24,525	French handball player, "Shaq of Handball"
7	List of churches in the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Miami	2021-03-18	48,305	13,968
8	Roy W. Menninger	2021 exp	8,356	10,554	AfD rescue
9	Dotty Fothergill	2021-02-02	13,694	6,733	Hall of Fame bowler
10	2020 in Michigan*	2020-05-11	68,796	5,579	COVID-19 pandemic and Whitmer kidnapping plot
11	Burt Township School District	2021 exp	10,111	5,488	AfD rescue
12	Meghan Beaubien	2019-03-29	6,305	5,434	UM softball pitcher
13	Sam Aubrey	2021 exp	7,906	5,320	Oklahoma State head basketball coach (1970-73), AfD rescue
14	Jo Mendi II*	2021-08-19	6,689	4,904	Performing chimpanzee
15	Rana Gorgani	2021-02-13	2,960	4,686	Sufi dance, whirling dervish
16	Verna Grahek Mize	2021-02-08	7,353	4,315	Environmental activist, "First Lady of Lake Superior"
17	Corbett Field (Wyoming)	2019-01-15	4,749	4,183	Football stadium
18	Soraya Santiago Solla*	2020-10-03	22,670	3,903
19	Bob McNea*	2021-08-19	3,884	3,463	Bozo and Oopsy
20	PWBA Hall of Fame*	2021-02-02	3,988	2,737	Women's bowling hall of fame
21	1922 in Michigan*	2020-05-13	58,694	1,921
23	2019 in Michigan*	2019-10-19	23,049	1,048
24	Statue of Miss American Green Cross	2019-07-10	3,829	1,004
25	Anita Cantaline*	2019-10-14	2,738	726	Detroit bowler
26	Shirley Garms*	2021-02-02	1,745	678	Woman bowler of the year in 1961 and 1962
27	1923 in Michigan*	2021-11-24	11,691	550
28	1887 in Michigan*			481
29	2012 in Michigan*			451
30	2015 in Michigan*			410	Flint water crisis, Detroit bankruptcy
31	2014 in Michigan*			404
32	2016 in Michigan*			396	Flint water crisis, USA Gymnastics scandal
33	2013 in Michigan*			310

Harold Lloyd Estate/Talk:Harold Lloyd

Years in Michigan: 1924, 1938, 1939-1949, 1950, 1951-1954, 1955, 1956, 1957-1958, 1963-1964, 1973, 1975, 1977-1979, 1981-1982, 2018, 2019*
1935–36 Detroit Red Wings season
1970–71 Marquette Warriors men's basketball team (AfD rescue)

DYKs

Article (DYK date)	DYK views	DYK hook
1156-1160. Westminster football teams (12/22/21)	5,725 (511 + 371 + 385 + 405 + 413 + 3,640)	... that the 1970, 1976, 1977, 1988, 1989, and 1994 Westminster Titans football teams all won national championships?
1155. 1973 Abilene Christian Wildcats football team (12/19/21)	2,446	... that the national-champion 1973 Abilene Christian Wildcats football team featured a freshman running back who broke college football's single-season scoring record?
1154. Lew Nichols III (12/18/21)	1,543	... that Lew Nichols III led the nation during the 2021 regular season with 1,710 rushing yards?
1153. Pat Studstill (12/15/21)	1,522	... that Pat Studstill led the National Football League in punt return yards in 1962, receiving yards in 1966, and punting yards in 1969?
1151-1152. Charlie Green, 1964 Wittenberg Tigers football team (12/3/21)	4,712 (2,308 + 2,404)	... that College Football Hall of Fame quarterback Charlie Green led Wittenberg to three consecutive undefeated seasons, including a national championship for the 1964 Wittenberg Tigers football team?
1149-1150. 1955 Hillsdale Dales football team, Nate Clark (12/2/21)	10,041 (7,189 + 2,858)	... that the undefeated 1955 Hillsdale Dales football team declined a Tangerine Bowl bid because the bowl insisted that four black players—including national scoring leader Nate Clark—stay home?
1148. 1967 Fairmont State Falcons football team (11/25/21)	889	... that the 1967 Fairmont State Falcons won West Virginia's first national title in football?
1146-1147. 1963 Saint John's Johnnies football team, 1965 Saint John's Johnnies football team (11/24/21)	2,627 (414 + 2,213)	... that the undefeated 1963 and 1965 Saint John's Johnnies won NAIA Football National Championships under the leadership of a coach who won more games than any other in college football history?
1145. 1959 Texas A&I Javelinas football team (11/24/21)	1,558	... that the 1959 Texas A&I Javelinas football team won the first of the school's seven NAIA Football National Championships?
1144. Burt Township Schools (4/11/21)	2,013	... that the remote Burt Township Schools, covering 258 square miles (670 km²) in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan, implemented a novel telephone teaching program that included electronic blackboards in 1984?
1143. Around the World in 90 Minutes	8,256	... that Around the World in 90 Minutes featured Elizabeth Taylor cutting a 30-foot-long (9.1 m) cake, Walter Cronkite reporting, and Hubert Humphrey delivering a speech?
1142. The Mystery of Thirteen (3/29/21)	8,499	... that Jack Lemmon starred in The Mystery of Thirteen as a real-life physician who Charles Dickens called "the greatest villain that ever stood in the Old Bailey"?
1141. Rumors of Evening	1,948	... that John Frankenheimer's World War II drama Rumors of Evening led one critic to predict stardom for Robert Loggia? (overnight)
1140. The 80 Yard Run (3/17/21)	2,201	... that Paul Newman and Joanne Woodward starred in The 80 Yard Run as a couple in a troubled marriage, and were married in real life 13 days later? (overnight)
1139. The Jet Propelled Couch (3/14/21)	6,167	... that the producers of The Jet Propelled Couch hired "Miss Color TV", Vampira (pictured in black and white), and several Miss Americas to portray attractive creatures inhabiting an imaginary planet? (Saturday night overnight)
1138. The Great Gatsby (Playhouse 90) (3/13/21)	3,077	... that the Rod Serling–hosted television production The Great Gatsby (1958) was described as being "neither 'Great' nor 'Gatsby'"? (Friday night overnight)
Stop AAPI Hate, murder of Vicha Ratanapakdee (3/11/21)	10,058 (3,149 + 6,699 + 210)	.. that Stop AAPI Hate was formed in 2020 in response to increased racially motivated violence against Asian people, which now includes the murder of Vicha Ratanapakdee? (nom)
1137. Verna Grahek Mize (3/4/21)	2,648	... that Verna Grahek Mize was given the title "First Lady of Lake Superior" for her campaign to stop a mining company from dumping 67,000 tons of "gray gunk" into the lake each day? (overnight)
1136. Michael van der Veen (3/3/21)	5,263	... that Michael van der Veen, who represented Donald Trump at his second impeachment trial, also represented a man claiming to have been served a fried rat at a KFC?
1135. Lil Stoner (3/3/21)	10,047	:... that "smokeball artist" Lil Stoner (pictured) was also known for his skill in baking and growing flowers? (overnight)
1134. David Schoen (3/1/21)	3,715	... that attorney David Schoen held up a copy of Mao's Little Red Book while defending Donald Trump at his second impeachment trial? (also 3,532 views for Mao's Little Red Book) (overnight)
1133. 1959 Michigan Wolverines football team (3/1/21)	3,506	... that when the 1959 Michigan football team (pictured) defeated Ohio State, opposing coach Woody Hayes whirled and hurled pieces of clothing, drawing a comparison to a "hot stripper"? (also 2,753 views for Woody Hayes) (overnight)
1132. Dotty Fothergill (2/20/21)	4,094	... that when women's champion Dotty Fothergill sued in 1970 for being denied the right to compete in men's tournaments, the Professional Bowlers Association countersued for "disastrous ridicule"?
1131. Gauthier Mvumbi (2/17/21)	8,195	... that Gauthier Mvumbi has been called the "Shaq of handball", the "Congo Colossus", and "the most popular handball player on the Earth"?
1121-1130. USA Field Hockey Hall of Fame inductees (2/7/21)	25,857 (3,826 + 2,504 + 3,421 + 979 + 924 + 707 + 806 + 743 + 807 + 11,140)	... that the first women inducted into the USA Field Hockey Hall of Fame included a WASP pilot, a World War II Marine, a "Chickie", a Hall of Fame lacrosse player, a world-champion softball player, an All-College basketball player, the founder of the first collegiate squash program in the United States, a professor and a valedictorian of Ursinus College, and a resident of Atlantis (pictured)?
1120. Eugene Goodman (1/27/21)	10,003	.. that Capitol Police officer Eugene Goodman has been credited with having "saved American Democracy" on January 6, 2021? (also received 105,788 views, 1/20-1/23)
1119. Fujiyama Mama (1/13/21)	4,959	... that "Fujiyama Mama", an American rockabilly song that compared a woman's energy to the atomic bombs dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, was a number-one hit in Japan in 1958?
1118. Macorina (song) (1/12/21)	7,728	... that "Macorina", the first erotic song dedicated to one woman by another, became a "lesbian hymn"?
1117. America, Why I Love Her (1/11/21)	2,376	... that an album of poetry read by John Wayne reached the number-13 spot on Billboard's Hot Country Albums chart?
1112-1116. Double entendre songs (1/1/21)	13,757 + 6,108 + 6,308 + 6,080 + 5,306 = 37,559	... that a ranking of the greatest double-entendre songs of all time included "Big Long Slidin' Thing" by Dinah Washington (pictured), "Need a Little Sugar in My Bowl" by Bessie Smith, "It Ain't the Meat (It's the Motion)" by the Swallows, "Keep On Churnin' (Till the Butter Comes)" by Wynonie Harris, and "Big Ten Inch Record" by Aerosmith?
1111. Filipino Baby (12/28/20)	5,223	... that "Filipino Baby", a song about a sailor's love for a Filipino girl, described as "my treasure and my pet", was a top-five hit for three different artists in 1946?
1110. The Green Pastures (Hallmark Hall of Fame) (12/14/20)	9,491	... that The Green Pastures (1957) (advertisement pictured) was critiqued in the white Southern press for having "bowed to the inverted prejudice which insists that Negroes shall never be portrayed as Negroes"?
1109. Wang Dang Sweet Poontang (11/11/20-2 hrs), (12/3/20-24 hrs)	2,035 + 6,071 = 8,106	... that a satirical website reported that Joe Biden was energizing donors with "Wang Dang Sweet Poontang"? .. that music critic Greg Kot described "Wang Dang Sweet Poontang" as "despicable misogyny", but listed it among his guilty pleasures because the "rawwwk doesn't get much rawer"?
1108. The Moon and Sixpence (11/10/20)	2,185	... that Laurence Olivier won an Emmy for his role as a London stockbroker, Parisian artist, and Tahitian leper in The Moon and Sixpence? (7,641 for all linked terms)
1107. The Turn of the Screw (11/9/20)	2,862	... that Ingrid Bergman won Emmy and Sylvania Awards for her world television debut in John Frankenheimer's horror movie The Turn of the Screw? (14,397 for all linked terms)
1106. Forbidden Area (11/5/20)	18,272	... that Rod Serling's Forbidden Area (actor pictured), a nuclear-war thriller, launched the four-year run of a series voted in 1970 as "the greatest television series of all time"?
1105. The Defender (11/3/20)	6,763	... that Steve McQueen and William Shatner starred in The Defender, the first live television drama divided for broadcast on separate nights, "leaving audiences dangling on the cliff"? (22,549 for all linked terms)
1104. Lillian Brown (11/1/20)	5,149	... that Lillian Brown, makeup artist to nine U.S. presidents, stopped Richard Nixon's sobbing before he went on television to resign the presidency? (29,917 for all linked terms)
1103. For Whom the Bell Tolls (Playhouse 90) (10/29/20)	7,333	... that Ernest Hemingway watched the television adaptation of For Whom the Bell Tolls from a flea-bitten motel as the screenwriter held the "rabbit ears" for him? (23,639 for all linked terms)
1102. P.O.W. (10/25/20)	7,505	... that P.O.W. was based on interviews with repatriated prisoners about communist "brainwashing treatment" during the Korean War?
1101. Bang the Drum Slowly (10/23/20)	8,867	... that Bang the Drum Slowly, in which Paul Newman stepped in and out of character to double as a Greek chorus, was called "daring television of rare quality"? (22,828 for all linked terms)
1100. No Time for Sergeants (10/20/20)	3,710	... that The New York Times review of the 1955 television play No Time for Sergeants questioned whether Andy Griffith was "versatile enough to qualify for other important roles"? (12,094 for all linked terms)
1099. Judgment at Nuremberg (10/19/20)	5,608	... that Claude Rains's reference to the Nazis' "gas ovens" was cut from the audio during the broadcast of Judgment at Nuremberg due to an objection by a gas-company sponsor? (10,381 for all linked terms)
1098. The Ford 50th Anniversary Show (10/17/20)	11,238	... that a 1953 television special broadcast simultaneously on NBC and CBS attracted 60 million viewers and was called "a milestone in the cultural life of the '50s"?
1097. Albert Heschong (10/16/20)	1,801	... that Albert Heschong parlayed his childhood interest in model boats and Erector Sets into building huge stage sets, including a $15,000 Victorian house for ABC's Pulitzer Prize Playhouse? (4,837 for all linked terms)
1096. Victoria Regina (10/16/20)	4,368	... that a makeup artist used a rubber mask and fake nose to age Julie Harris by 60 years in the Emmy-winning "program of the year" Victoria Regina? (8,997 for all linked terms)
1095. A Night to Remember (10/15/20)	9,391	... that A Night to Remember, a live broadcast about Titanic's final night, featured 107 actors and 31 sets, and proved that "TV occasionally can rise to great heights"? (20,765 for all linked terms)
1094. A Town Has Turned to Dust (10/9/20)	9,915	... that sponsors refused to back the lynching story A Town Has Turned to Dust until writer Rod Serling moved the setting out of the South and changed the victim from black to Mexican?
1093. The Plot to Kill Stalin (10/5/20)	12,951	... that the Soviet Union called The Plot to Kill Stalin "filthy slander" and retaliated by closing the CBS news bureau in Moscow?
1092. Sacco-Vanzetti Story (10/1/20)	13,149	... that the 1960 television play Sacco-Vanzetti Story was called "one of the most controversial ever seen on television"?
1091. In the Presence of Mine Enemies (9/30/20)	20,907	... that Leon Uris called Rod Serling's In the Presence of Mine Enemies "the most disgusting presentation in the history of American television" and demanded that the negative be burned? (29,426 for all linked terms)
1090. 1932 Detroit Wolves season (9/26/20)	4,249	... that the 1932 Detroit Wolves won the pennant with an outfielder, first baseman, shortstop, and two pitchers who were all inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame?
1089. 1919 Detroit Stars season (9/24/20)	1,474	... that the 1919 Detroit Stars, a Negro league baseball team, included three players who were later inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame?
1088. Tony Furst (9/17/20)	2,800	... that the Detroit Lions' tackle Tony Furst saw combat action in the Guadalcanal campaign and later became a florist? (7,308 for all linked terms)
1087. 1970 Wichita State Shockers football team (9/12/20)	3,517	... that 14 players and the coach of the 1970 Wichita State Shockers football team died when its "Gold" plane crashed in the Colorado mountains?
1086. Omni Berkshire Place (5/17/20)	724	... that Rodgers and Hammerstein wrote the musical Oklahoma! in a suite at the Berkshire Hotel in New York City? (3,952 for all linked terms)
1085. John Hiller Sept 2, 2019	5,743	... that after suffering a heart attack at the age of 27, relief pitcher John Hiller (pictured) made a comeback and broke Major League Baseball's record for saves in a season?