At 4 years old, they accompanied their father, Fred, to the local range, and he explained gun safety to them while shooting. Once they showed that they understood the basics, he tried them out with ...

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The Immaculate Reception has many stories surrounding it. The story of the fan with the football will be told in […] This article originally appeared on Steelers Now: Film About the Immaculate ...

Game-winning catch defies all attempts to figure out what actually happened in 1972 playoff game.

The region has taken on new economic drivers — education, medicine, energy. But the mythology of the Immaculate Reception endures. At the Pittsburgh International Airport, a statue immortalizing ...

Perhaps, on the 50 th anniversary of The Immaculate Reception, that’s the way it should be. Jerry Green is a retired Detroit News sports writer.

Terry Bradshaw's pass to Franco Harris in 1972 was tabbed as the 'Immaculate Reception.' Fifty years later, the play is still being discussed.

The Immaculate Reception crystallized the rise of the Steelers — even as their namesake industry was on the decline, as was the Pittsburgh of compact immigrant neighborhoods with multiple ethnic ...

Lifelong Steelers fan Don Kinnamon, 65, came all the way from Santa Cruz, Calif., with plans to attend ceremonies marking the 50th anniversary of the Immaculate Reception on Friday afternoon. Then ...

The Pittsburgh Steelers running back was the central figure in the "Immaculate Reception," which many believe is the best play in NFL history.

Everyone thought the game was over except a hustling fullback, Franco Harris. He made an improbable shoestring catch and raced into the end zone, securing the Pittsburgh Steelers' first-ever ...