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Yep, Forest Gregg telling him who to block. With only 37 players on a team in those days those players were out there unless they were carried off the field.

I remember stories about Lombardi from Jerry Kramer's book. The players called hm the "Great Healer." I guess that he had no empathy for broken fibulas, "that bone doesn't support weight!" IIRC it was Lionel Aldridge who broke his fibula and Lombardi had him jogging at practice 12 days later...

Larceny, but I'll take it.

We have earned this loss.

defense needs to step it up too.

That' what couldn't happen.

I'll take it now.

Mich St 20 Gophers 18

Well, Rochester Mayo is clearly better than when I played there in the mid-70's.

It seems that a good start would be to fire the AD.

Yes, some people love hunting. Another thing that I didn't like about pheasant hunting was that the farms in So Minn and No Iowa are pretty small, so you are almost always shooting pretty close to someone's house. A friend of mine loved to pheasant hunt in Kansas because there were more birds...

File this under TMI: This brings up some thoughts about my childhood and family. My dad died in 2015. A year or two later my mom mentions to me out of the blue that my dad was disappointed that I didn't like to hunt with him (or anyone). I loved playing catch with him in the back yard, a great...

And it was 57 carriers.

I'll do the same: Iowa 20 Gophers 10

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May be password protected, but the WAPO is calling the Gophers a "winner" for Saturday's victory. A little national ink, I'll take it. edit: Friday's victory...

Huskers 28 Gophers 9

I'm generally against retiring numbers. I think that seeing players on the field with a number of a former great player makes me more likely to recall the great player, than to never see the number again.

IIRC he was charged with rape while at USC, but the case was either tossed or he was found not guilty. Again this is just a memory and not necessarily a fact.

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