This past Sunday, the Minnesota Vikings beat the San Diego Chargers 35-17, but the game wasn’t what everyone in Minnesota was talking about.

The Minnesota Viking’s Rooking Running Back, Adrian Peterson, is what everyone was talking about.

Adrian Peterson set a new NFL rushing record – 296 yards! With his amazing performance on Sunday, Adrian Peterson is on pace to break Eric Dickerson’s rookie rushing record and some people are predicting that he might break the all-time NFL single season rushing record (also set by Dickerson).

Simply amazing!

In case you missed it, here some highlights from the game last Sunday:

Trinity University beat Millsaps College on a last second play that may be the most amazing ending for a football game ever. This play gave Trinity University a 28-24 victory over Millsaps College in Jackson, Mississippi on Saturday, October 27, 2007.

I watched it on the news last weekend, and just had to post it. Check out the video to see what could be the most amazing football play ever:

I meant to write about this earlier. Anyway, the Boston Red Sox swept the Colorado Rockies 4-0 to win the 2007 World Series. Here are some video highlights of the final game (mostly their victory celebration):

Congratulations to the Red Sox and their fans.

Craig Biggio made his 3,000th hit last night here in Houston at Minute Maid Park. This huge milestone cements his place in history and greatly increases his chance of being inducted into the hall of fame.

Here is video of the historic event:

For more details on his 3,000 hit, check out this article in the Houston Chronicle.

Congratulations Craig from all of us.

Should Kobe win it this year? What do you think? Here’s some good video to back up his claim for the MVP:

Dwayne is probably my favorite player to watch in the NBA right now. He just has a certain quiet confidence about him that I really like. He has been injured, so who knows how he will do in the playoffs, but should he be this year’s MVP? Check out this video:

He certainly makes a good case for himself. He is a lot of fun to watch. Check out this King James video to see why he should be the 2007 NBA MVP:

These video highlights make a good argument that he should be.

For all you rabid Steve Nash fans—  a little video gift: