One of our favorite family stories was my Dad taking my sister to the 1977 Michigan game. I couldn’t go because I had to work, and at the time my sister was not at all a sports or football fan at the time. She went grudgingly.
He said that most of the game she sat there unemotional, clapping...
I had not seen this version. Nicely done with the available media.
From the author:
"This is The 10/22/1977 Michigan at Minnesota Game. It is a Color Film with Radio Audio. Bob Ufer Calls the game. By this time The Big Ten had the reputation of being The Big 2 and The Little 8. To an extent...
Um. Elementary school math. Total age/number of players.
With so many people, you can make the easy assumption the "birth dates" will average out. One guy at 29 isn't going to skew it at all with 100+ players.
More proof that "educated writers" are at their heart, the idiot of your class.
Save yourself time and effort by putting USAF and gopherbadgerman on "Ignore". You never again have to read the mindless puke that oozes from their alleged "brains".
It would quickly turn into "no-tempo". That's why it isn't done.
Sometimes you wonder if there are people on this board that have never watched college football.
Unfortunately, the average current fan and the slate of TV advertisers don't care.
They maybe can stream it, but I don't think more than 5% of viewers would ever watch.
When your team was only on TV 1-2 times a year it was fun. Now it's no more than a time filler for all the 13 or more games...
I'd say more than 4-5K Minnesota fans. The upper deck on the NM sideline was definitely all Lobo fans, but the lower deck looked to be closer to 50-50, especially on the "outfield" sides. I was on the corner of second deck looking down Minnesota sideline, so the only area I couldn't see was...