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I find it very difficult that no other coaches were not aware of what was going on. It is hard to keep secrets like that, no way. Other coaches had to know and obviously many players knew what was going on. People talk. I agree with you about the head coach, if he knew, he should have...

Maybe being close to Pat Fitzgerald nowadays is probable not a good thing. Needless to say, when that news came out about the scandal at Northwestern really shocked me, never say that coming. Similar to the coach at Penn State, Joe Paterno many years ago.

Matt Rhule and PJ Fleck are pretty close as well, and the former coach at Northwestern, Pat Fitzgerald were close also.

I just read an article tonight that the only way you can catch this virus is thru your mouth, nostrils or eyes. It does not penetrate the skin. However, many people put their hands on their face many times a day and that is one way to transmit this disease.

What about Lou Hudson? Michael Thompson played four years of college, Lou Hudson played three years and had better stats and you may be right as a collegiate player but as a pro, Lou Hudson had a much better career.

1977, they beat Michigan, believe they shut them out 16-0, beat UCLA and beat Washington. Very good defensive team, great linebackers, all three were drafted in the second round and played pro for several years, plus very good DL from Michigan, Keith Simon, at least I think so.

Bobby Bell would be my choice,