Clear eyes, full hearts, can’t lose. The “Friday Night Lights” rallying cry has certainly proven true for Michael B. Jordan and Jesse Plemons. After the beloved high school football TV series concluded in 2011,

Washington Commanders quarterback Jayden Daniels' trading cards are being collected at an extremely high rate.

By 1991, Michael Jordan, Scottie Pippen and the Chicago Bulls had become the kings of the hardcourt. After finally ousting the Detroit Pistons in the Eastern Conference dinals, they defeated Magic Johnson and the Los Angeles Lakers in the NBA Finals in just five games.

The Thunder are on pace to become the greatest team ever in the NBA, but are they better than Michael Jordan's Bulls in the 90s?

Some people call chef Ray Gennaro Aurioso the Michael Jordan of chefs, but many more call him their private chef. Aurioso, 50, a veteran in the business and Johnson and Wales culinary school graduate owns Chef Ray’s Gourmet, which provides gourmet meals, including private parties, catering and delivery of trays of food.

So, after Chicago's campaign came to an end in 1988 after a loss against the Detroit Pistons, Jordan made sure to hand the credit where it was due while receiving a winning check of $5,000 for being named CBS's best player of the year.