This week in College Football History

DerekJohnson

December 10, 1966: Virginia Tech got into the spirit of playing in the Liberty Bowl by utilizing the seldom used Statue of Liberty play; some old school quick kicks; and a no-huddle offense, which was highly unconventional at the time. These strategies and a tight defense, headed by Hall of Fame safety Frank Loria, held ninth ranked Miami (FL) to 16 yards of total offense in the first half. But Miami defensive end and Hall of Famer Ted Hendricks did an equally great job in stopping the Hokie offense, and the Hurricanes prevailed for a 14-7 victory in Memphis. Miami finished 8-2-1 with a No. 9 ranking while the Hokies also turned in an 8-2-1 record.

MikeDamone

I think the Statue of Liberty is underrated. It needs to be incorporated more.

TommySQC

Axe Boise about shit plays.

TommySQC

I thought Miami sucked ass until Schnellenberger?

DerekJohnson

TommySQC said:

I thought Miami sucked ass until Schnellenberger?

That was the exact thought I had as well as I read that.

MikeDamone

TommySQC said:

I thought Miami sucked ass until Schnellenberger?

How dare you! Don James played for Miami.

Good day sir!

TommySQC

He must have been a shit QB to get out of Ohio

MikeDamone

TommySQC said:

He must have been a shit QB to get out of Ohio

I said Good Day!

DerekJohnson

someone here likes Adam Carolla-isms

TommySQC

I haven't heard Corolla since LoveLine with Dr Drew early 2000's....night school drive home. Podcasted? One of the funniest men alive.

"I'm the best blowjob receiver of all time"!

TommySQC

I though he was mimicking Paul Harvey

MikeDamone

TommySQC said:

I though he was mimicking Paul Harvey

No. I wasn't mimicking Paul Harvey. If you know Corolla , he is using it as a old expression that we don't use anymore. It has been replaced by "fuck off". I think he got it form the original Willy Wonka movie.

DerekJohnson

Adam says he wishes for us to return to a society where "I said Good Day!" would be the most menacing thing you could say to someone.