This is the grave of Red Blaik. Born in 1897 in Detroit, Earl Blaik was the son of a contractor and Scottish immigrant. So he hardly grew up rich in Dayton, where the family moved when young Red was a kid. Blaik was very good...
College football
This is the grave of Frank Broyles. Born in 1924 in Decatur, Georgia, Broyles was a football guy with football brain. It was his whole life. He went to Georgia.
This is the kind of thing that will actually make a difference in the South: LSU will require anyone attending Tiger Stadium who is 12 years of age or older.
Bobby Bowden is dead. The winningest coach in elite college football history not to knowingly keep on his defensive coordinator after he discovered said coordinator was raping small boys in the locker room, at least Bowden made it to one last goal in his life....
College sports--by which we truly mean college football and sort of men's college basketball, as nothing else really matters to what I am about to say--is undergoing revolutionary change. As.
Following what has been going on with the University of Texas football team and its theme song "The Eyes of Texas" has been a remarkable window into the worst of.
With the college football season nearly over, I thought it was time to view some hot 1930 action between the Wildcats and Gophers, which is one of the oldest games I could find real footage of online. The offensive techniques rather remind one of the...
This is the grave of Darrell Royal. Born in 1924 in Hollis, Oklahoma, Royal grew up with football in his blood. In 1942, he joined the Army Air Corps and.
There aren't that many great broadcasters. Most are poor to middling. Dick Enberg was one of the few great ones who define my life of watching sports. So was Keith.
Since it's another NFL Sunday, and I know how much the average LGM reader loves football, tonight's film is some footage of the college football game between the Michigan and Chicago in 1903. Notably, both teams have better offensive lines than the Seahawks.
This is the grave of Walter Camp. The so-called "Father of College Football," Camp was born in 1859 in New Britain, Connecticut. Even at a very young age, Camp became.
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