I love these games from the 70s! Thanks for sharing!

Love this old footage! Takes me back to when I was a kid!

@jackdull5699

3 жыл бұрын

Same, l used to love watching these old football games when I was a kid.

I was at that game--my first Cowboys game. I've never seen the broadcast. Boy it was cold! Don't let that sun fool you. By the end of the game my dad and I were freezing. Thanks for sharing this!

This is Great, my teen years remembered.

This game was a war! Low scoring but intense! John Hannah well deserved HOFer!

@clifftanton8385

11 ай бұрын

Hall of famer first ballott

RIP to both Olsen and now Enberg

@clightning9703

5 жыл бұрын

the best announcers....

@dallasbrubaker6054

5 жыл бұрын

@RON Taylor years ago; Dick Enberg, too

@altfactor

4 жыл бұрын

@@dallasbrubaker6054 Also, R.I.P. Gil Santos, the longtime radio voice of the New England Patriots (although I don't know if he was doing their games in 1978).

@diaz5292

4 жыл бұрын

I never cared for Enberg.

@bernieudo4399

4 жыл бұрын

Merlin Olsen. With Deacon Jones were they a hand full on the field & with Dick Enberg perhaps the finest duo covering NFL games. Merlin didn't mince words or hold back. Dick was smooth as silk. Just enjoyed their covering a game. No homer or diva here. Just two class acts.

Wonderful broadcasters. Two of my all time favorites. Top notch.

Back then these 2 Franchises were polar opposites of the teams they re today. The Cowboys were perineal contenders while the Pats, while extremely talented, always seem to come up short. No greater example than this game. Back then, the Cowboys were coached by the great Tom Landry, while the Pats, especially after the departure of Chuck Fairbanks, often found away to beat themselves. Today, its the Pats that have the NFL's greatest coach who has the team so well prepared, they almost, always find a win! In Dallas, you have an egotistic owner who seems to get in the way of having a good strong coach!

@mangoglounge7977

4 жыл бұрын

Cary Leonidas well said.

@mcdonoghrahloh459

3 жыл бұрын

Arent the Patriots cheaters???

@mcdonoghrahloh459

3 жыл бұрын

@@michaelf7863 Thanx for the reply

@rftulie

3 жыл бұрын

Nice summary. (As a physician, I can assure you the word you were looking for was "perennial.")

@rftulie

3 жыл бұрын

@@mcdonoghrahloh459 Yes. They have never earned even one of their many victories simply through thorough preparation, excellent play calling, or superb play at many positions, notably quarterback. Both "deflategate" and "videogate" account for all of their hundreds of victories these past two decades. Players who come to the Patriots from other teams can testify that their system and level of preparation are in fact no better than those of any other NFL club. You nailed it!

I've been devouring 70's NFL on YT lately, especially the Cowboys. Just wonderful. I must say that it seems to me that Staubach and Dorsett did this (4:05) more than I remember.

This is amazing! Much thanks to Virgil Moody!

This was a HUGE doubleheader Sunday for NBC(maybe one of the best ever). You had this game which was advertised as a POTENTIAL Super Bowl Preview as each team was leading there division at the time. In the late time slot you also had Pittsburgh/Houston which was a key game in the AFC Central and you also had Cleveland/Seattle in what was a basically a playoff eliminator(neither team made the playoffs though)In the early time slot the feature game was Miami/Washington who each had winning records at the time.

My Dad and I were at that game. I remember the raucous crowd never had any doubt the Boys would win. All these years later, what strikes me now is how the players were so into the game and their teammates, unlike today, where so many players are only into themselves.

@richardhamblen5526

3 жыл бұрын

100% CORRECT..THE WEASELS CALLED 'AGENTS' CONTROL THE PLAYERS, TGE OWNERS ARE ALL MULTI-BILLIONAIRES AND THE COMMISIONER IS A ROYAL POS..IT'S ALL POLITICS AND I DON'T EVEN WATCH IT ANYMORE..THAT IS EXACTLY WHY I WATCH THE OLD GAMES..

Wow, this was when I was 23. I grew up in Boston and was a Pats' fan, but living in Baltimore in 1978. I remember many of these guys (Claiborne, Hannah, Grogan, Cunningham, Morgan, Francis, etc.), but forgot how bad our kicker was! They should have gone on 4th down unless they were inside the opponents' 10!

i was 9 in 1978 and no one loved the Cowboys more than me. hearing these old announcers take me back to a simpler time.

Wow!!!!! My old favorite team when I was a kid !!!!! I still can name all of the starters..... 😇👍🏼

@richardhamblen5526

3 жыл бұрын

SO DO I, STARTED WATCHING IN 1965, FIRST GRADE IN SCHOOL..

@richardhamblen5526

3 жыл бұрын

OUR LITTLE LEAGUE FOOTBALL TEAM WON THE LEAGUE, IN 6TH GRADE, WENT TO A GAME IN THE COTTON BOWL..IT WAS ABOUT 90 THAT DAY, LOL..DURING THE TEXAS STATE FAIR IN OCTOBER..GOT SEVERAL AUTOGRAPHS..I REALLY NEVER CARED ABOUT THAT, BUT SOME OF THE OTHERS DID..LEE ROY JORDAN WAS THE LB THEN, GOT HIS, RALPH NEELY, RON WIDBY, THE PUNTER AND MIKE CLARK'S..

Thanks for uploading!! I'd completely forgot about this game!

The Patriots had the best rushing attack ever that season (3165 yards on the ground).

@paulsonj72

4 жыл бұрын

Most of the NFL teams were still playing conservative football in 1978 despite the fact that was the year of the rule changes designed to open up the passing game.

You can watch John Hannah 73 in this game on every play and be totally entertained.

I remember watching this game and considering it a proving ground for Dallas, who played many years in an inferior conference. The NFL on NBC (great long forgotten theme music) and... RIP Dick Enberg and Merlin Olsen - the hallmark AFC voices

@comfortat

Жыл бұрын

They were only "inferior" because they gave the AFL Cleveland, Pittsburgh and Baltimore. The Steelers and Colts won 5 SBs from 1970-1979. Dallas lost 3 of them by a total of 11 points! A freak play and a fumble on the goal line cost them the Cots game. The Steelers were a better team in 1975, but only won 21-17. The worst PI in the history of the SB and a dropped TD pass to Jackie Smith cost them the rematch 35-31. I'm not making excuses, simply saying that those games by decided by a few, critical plays. In the other 7: Minnesota lost 3 of them, and did not play well offensively against 3 of the greatest teams of all time (thanks Tarkenchoke), Washington lost by 7, the Rams were ahead after 3 quarters, and Dallas won the other 2. That's 7 of the 10 SBs being very competitive, and 5 of the teams being former NFL teams. It wasn't like the 1980-1995 run when Oakland won 2, the Bills lost by a point, and the Bengals were close twice. The other 10 were beat down blowouts.The AFC was inferior in that era. Whatever you're smoking, you need to stop. Peace

That isoe play patriots had was awesome , very good call , that’s OC doing his job . It’s also pretty cool see the old arm , elbow , pads good old days when needed them because it was literally like very mean street fighting . Oh miss my old hero’s

Hardly anyone under 40 realizes the Patriots used to have cool uniforms.

@Shatamx

5 жыл бұрын

They wore them a few years ago once a year. Then Reebok lost the jersey deal in 2012.

@iam01

5 жыл бұрын

I saw that so the time. They need to go back to these uniforms. Patriot Pat

@Tonyconner74

5 жыл бұрын

They were indeed cool uniforms but it's been all down hill since!...lol

@tommythomason6187

5 жыл бұрын

@Agent Orange Wonderful! I love our Prez!

@reneegary5641

4 жыл бұрын

Yes they were. But they sucked then.obviously they dont suck now

Vintage Landry, Staubach, & the Cowboys...Miss the real NFL, its coaches & players, and the network broadcasts!

I was a big Cowboy fan back then. I remember every one of them.

Russ Francis was the best TE in football. But Hollywood Henderson kicked his but in this game. First play of the game Hollywood gave him a forearm shiver to the face & broke his nose. All week Skip Bayless said Francis was gonna have a great game against Henderson. Hollywood was so fired up for this game that he didn’t touch any cocaine all week. After this game Bayless wrote an article apologizing to Hollywood and praising his great performance. In ‘77 & ‘78 Henderson was one of the best linebackers in football.

It is hard to point to anything - inside or outside of football - that was not better then than it is now.

Patriots had outstanding teams from 1976-80 but always seemed to disappoint when the chips were down.

@markc5771

6 жыл бұрын

game is rigged; always has been , always will be. This team the Patriots are winning with today couldn't make a pimple on the ass of these Patriots. The Patriots of today are winning off of blown calls and sudden brain farts in poor "coaching" by the other elite teams.. please.. coincidentally, it's the same way that these Patriots lost games..

@markc5771

6 жыл бұрын

NFL and Vegas will always have their money teams. They're not going to leave Billions to chance ...

@craigsklar9941

6 жыл бұрын

I remember. Especially in the Orange Bowl against Miami on MNF every season. Costly losses. I was a kid then so it still bugs me to this day no matter how much we win now.

@scottdavidson7001

6 жыл бұрын

Roc Johnson stop watching football all together then or quit bitching about something that u have no control over.

@davidlafleche1142

5 жыл бұрын

Eerily similar to the Red Sox: same team colors, loaded with talent, badly underachieving, bad breaks, and a cheap owner named Sullivan.

thanks for puttin this on.i look forward to seeing others.the mnf game between these two in 81 would b sweet.

So much talent on the field here

@chrisuncleahmad

7 жыл бұрын

Combined 11 Pro Bowlers in this game. 10-3 vs. 9-4!

@hoss73ford

7 жыл бұрын

Teams such as the Cowboys, the Vikings & the Steelers in the 1970s had a low turnover as many of those guys played much or all of their careers with one team. Free agency didn't decimate teams like it does now. That & many of those guys had a sense of loyalty to their teams so they didn't jump ship for a few dollars more.

@conni70

7 жыл бұрын

the Rams too

@conni70

7 жыл бұрын

not much has changed in today's game...in pro football if you don't make smart, timely decisions in the draft that address your weaknesses you don't have a chance of winning..free agency in football hasn't changed the game as dramatically as it has in the NBA, in which the players have hijacked the league, and to a lesser degree MLB....the NFL brand is bigger than the individual player...

@eugenemcgirt2357

7 жыл бұрын

Virgil Moody New England had been good since 1976. Remember, they were somewhat robbed in the playoff game vs. OAK.

You're Awesome Virgil Moody!

When the NFL was great. Very sad what has happened.

Thank you for NOT publishing the score in the title. It gives us much more to look forward to watching! Classy.

Landry was such a class act.

@mrtnt3462

Жыл бұрын

More like, a piece of work.

This will be the first for me as I didn't see the original telecast. Wow, lost for 38 years.

Always loved them old Pat's uni's.If the Patriots went back to these old uniforms,I'm not saying I would like them but at least wouldn't hate and despise them.Im a Dolphin and Steelers fan so the animosity is understandable

@RepentOrPerishL133

3 жыл бұрын

Wow, I'm a Steeler and Dolphins fan also. It's odd because I've never known anyone to be a fan of both other than me. I became a Steeler fan because I hated the Cowboys and they usually beat them. I liked Bob Griese, Mercury Morris, Nat Moore and Larry Csonka. I also agree these red and white uniforms of the Patriots looked much better. The uniform change gave me another reason to not like them.

@bensantiago4557

3 жыл бұрын

@@RepentOrPerishL133 yes I'm from Pittsburgh but have been a Dolphin fan also since I was ten.What turned me into a Fins fan was a game against the Steelers in 79 playoffs that I felt bad for Dolphins because they got blown out 34-14.Amd fell in love with the uniforms of Dolphins.That 81 overtime 41-38 playoff loss to the Chargers still irks me to this day

Much better than current football. When a player made a good play in the 1970s, they didn't act like an asshat. The got up and played the next down.

@shawngreene1225

5 жыл бұрын

If it's a big play nothing wrong with getting excited but they do over do it today

@mikethebike2456

4 жыл бұрын

🚲 Players today do their rehearsed celebration dances while live fumbled footballs roll around near them.

Watching this game feels like reading X-Men comics featuring the original, 1960s team.

i liked the red shirted patriots

@spencerpearson3986

3 жыл бұрын

USA EAGLE7 yea. Way better than the trash they wear today!

@mcdonoghrahloh459

3 жыл бұрын

Gorgeous!!!

Adamlie pronounced Gero' last name as Yah-premium...haha Love the sound of the typerwriters in the background as Bryant Gumbel is going through the scores in the studio.

The thing I remember most about this game was pointing out how long Grogan's neck was to my brother when they came out on the field during warm ups.

@roysorgo

3 жыл бұрын

LOL that is so true. I remember thinking that of him every timei saw them play

@nickiemartin1426

2 жыл бұрын

I am pretty sure that was a giraffe in a Patriots uniform, lol

Miss the old pats uniforms

Great nickname…Sugar Bear Hamilton!

Pretty good game, though the Pats really should have won this one. Always like to watch the old halftime shows, too.

@gregoryfreeman2269

7 жыл бұрын

Before "Halftime" Shows became merely a pretext for streams of commercials, etc.

@scottdavidson7001

6 жыл бұрын

Shabba6884 why should they have won. Is that not just an opinion....

@philomenadale2134

3 жыл бұрын

@@scottdavidson7001 yes, most likely an opinion. Because should have would have

For the first 30 years of the Super Bowl era, Dallas was the NFL's best and most successful team. Since then it has been new England.

never thought id ever see this one again....typed in john hanna vs randy white several years ago and it took me to this game but at that time it was on google.

Tony "TD" Dorsett and Tony "Thrill" Hill was the Cowboys T&T connection.

@marcstone4561

3 жыл бұрын

Real team football, no big mouth WR. Like Beckham or that jerk Terrell Owens

Look at a young fro havin Mike Ditka on Dallas sideline... John Hannah v Randy White on a classic HOF linemen matchup!!

Week 14 & NBC had two awesome matchups in the 4:00 PM window. Back in those days, we had two NBC stations, (Buffalo & Erie). Patriots at Cowboys & Steelers at Oilers at the same time.

@paulsonj72

3 жыл бұрын

NBC had a HUGE slate of games on this day and almost every one of them had some kind of implication for the playoffs. Very rarely does that happen

@roysorgo

3 жыл бұрын

The good ole days. Wondering if you had a remote control for the TV. LOL

I was there!

Hollywood DOMINATES Russ Francis!

Patriots uniforms were very cool.

Rare to see a Cowboys game on NBC specially considering that they were the local team.

@Bruce12867

7 жыл бұрын

Except for ABC/ESPN/TNT games, the road team dictated which network televised the game (not so much now). An AFC team (Patriots) was the road team, so the AFC network (NBC) televised the game.

@paulsonj72

6 жыл бұрын

IIRC the policy of the road teams determining which network broadcast the game went back to the days of home game blackouts. When only road games were televised back to the home market this policy made sure you only tuned into one network for your teams games.

@richardhamblen5526

3 жыл бұрын

INTER-CONFERENCE GAMES WERE THE ONLY TIMES BACK THEN;AFC/NFC..

Randy White, goat defensive lineman. John Hannah, goat offensive lineman.

Its good to have that offensive line and a hall of fame quarteback New England no slouch no quarter given

GREAT interception by Harvey Martin.

Only other time the Cowboys & N.E. met as first place teams? 2007. 6:37 Dick Enberg: Tex Schramm always thinking ahead. 00:50 Mike Ditka. People forget that he played for the Cowboys for 4 years, and was an assistant coach for them for 9 years. John Hannah vs Randy "The Manster" White...both H.O.F.'ers.

What nice uniforms the Patriots once had. Now everybody wants to look like the stupid USFL. This particular game was considered a possible Superbowl XIII preview. I remember earlier in the season the Patriots were leading the Oilers 23/0, the Oilers who would challenge the Steelers for the AFC championship, won 26/23 overtime. The Oilers would crush the Pats 34/14 in the divisional playoffs after that Jack Ass Fairbanks announced he wanted to coach the Colorado Buffalos. How exciting!

@paulsonj72

4 жыл бұрын

I think Fairbanks wanted to get away from the Sullivan's. The previous year they forced him to renege on new contracts for two of his key players. The Sullivan's were known for being cheap. But then again Fairbanks wasn't warm and fuzzy. When Darryl Stingley was paralyzed that summer a low level staffer was the only one left behind by the Patriots. John Madden visited Stingley more than anybody from the Patriots did. It is rumored that the Stingley injury played a small part in Madden quitting coaching after the 1978 season

my two favorite teams Go Patriots and Cowboys .my mom's and dad's teams

@shanetrimble9265

3 жыл бұрын

Mine too. Dad/Cowboys. Mom/Steelers

Chuck Fairbanks I think was one of the most underrated coaches, but he probably preferred it that way.

I see this and brings back memories of the Patriot receiver just a year or so earlier paralyzed I believe Darryl Stingley was his name .

Laidlaw to Staubach to Hill flea flicker at 1:35:45

@nymike06

6 жыл бұрын

Great play.

@aichejaye363

6 жыл бұрын

Dorsett tossed it back to Roger.

@sjames9005

5 жыл бұрын

@@aichejaye363 Announcer is wrong. Laidlaw flipped it back.

@bluestar9463

5 жыл бұрын

Funny how both announcers made the mistake that Dorsett tossed it back to Roger. It was Laidlaw!

The Laidlaw fumble not called as such was a bad break for New England. Strange that one bad call in a game between two good teams can turn a game around.

Staubach was 36 that season, yet played like he was still in his 20s.

@N.a.j.i.

5 жыл бұрын

Well, he did have a 4yr break due to his being ineligible per military rules. WE DEM BOYZ

Lol@the commercials🤣🤣🤣

Good look at Dallas assistant coach, Mike Ditka, at the beginning.

The Patriots fell apart in the divisional playoff against Houston. They were absolutely awful in that game getting thrashed 31-14. Andy Johnson threw their only TD pass.

1:01 Laundry looks like a detective lol lol lol

Steelers/Cowboys Superbowl 13! 1/21/1979.

Do you happen to have the Cowboys at Rams playoff game where final was 37 -7? I think it was this season 78.

@gdobie1west988

5 жыл бұрын

That was the NFC conference game from 1975

@RobertJohnson-mn3br

5 жыл бұрын

Gdobie1 West that’s correct. Sadly the rams would beat us a few times in playoff games to come. Probably payback for that 75’ classic lol

1:55:32. My late stepbrother would call this "the turf monster got him".

Virgil. Do you have any actual live hockey broadcasts from the early 1970's, especially the Stanley Cup Eastern Conference Finals between the Chicago Blackhawks and the New York Rangers? Not films but actual broadcasts.

So it was Roger Staubach who invented the Quarterback slide.

@radar0412

4 жыл бұрын

Yes it was Roger who invented the QB slide. He also was the very first QB that I know of to use the Shot Gun setup.

@mikethebike2456

4 жыл бұрын

🚲 The shotgun was invented by the Rams in the 50's, but then it went dormant for a quite a while.

@richardhamblen5526

3 жыл бұрын

'ROGER THE DODGER'..I HAVE HIS WHOLE HISTORY HERE IN A DOCUMENTARY..

it's still so hard realizing that NE became so good in the 2000's, and Dallas so bad(until 2016). Dallas did so well in the nineties, but were ruined by Jerry Jones. I wish the people of Dallas would run him out of town!

@RobertJohnson-mn3br

5 жыл бұрын

Michael Howard quit bitching about Jerry Jones. Cowboy fans do nothing but complain about a man who saved what had become a sad ass franchise that if not for Jerry stepping in very well could have been sold to Japanese investors. Or did you forget that??? 3 championships in 4 years. I’m sure you weren’t complaining then. Quit being a bitch now.

38 degrees, but no sleeves for Staubach.

NFL 78 Halftime Show!

Harvey Martin!!!

Little neck tie tackle for a loss. Oh how I miss the old school NFL.

Year l graduated high school from Spruce in Dallas last year l went to a game prices are to high for happy at home watching for free.

I want the 1978 Vikings at Cowboys, thursday night special, of ABC, MNF. Good Tarkenton game. One of his last.

@reneegary5641

4 жыл бұрын

I like these old schools games

25:12 John Hannah just thrashed Randy White! What a mauler!

Man that team was loaded

John Hannah was like MVP good

Old, reliable Preston Pearson.

Weird seeing Dallas playing on NBC. It was always CBS with Summerall and Brookshier, or Madden.

@alice_evermore

3 жыл бұрын

Because the visiting team, Patriots, were from the AFC.

Mike Ditka on the Cowboys sideline.

Henderson was the only play-making linebacker the Cowboys had

@RobertJohnson-mn3br

5 жыл бұрын

stardaddyo9 amazing they won the SB the year before and went back in 78’.....considering their LB ‘s were so bad. You must be a redskin fan.

@texasstadium

3 жыл бұрын

In retrospect the Cowboys sure mishandled Henderson. They should have got him some help so that he could get back on the field. Oh how they could have used his talent in '79 through '82.

The second of only four games the Patriots played at Texas Stadium.

@bryanburnap4537

4 жыл бұрын

Thanksgiving day in 84 as well as a late season match up in 96 are 2 games I remember. Both times the Pats fell short. Though in 96 they would reach the super bowl.

@bryanburnap4537

4 жыл бұрын

Oh yeah and in the undefeated season in 2007

@kyle1910

3 жыл бұрын

The Cowboys first ever game at Texas Stadium was on 10/24/71 against the Pats, with Dallas winning 44-21

I wish the Patriots could have used Hannah at Defensive End as well as guard.

Dallas did everything that they could to give this game away.New England clearly outplayed them,but if you don't put Dallas away especially in those days you usually end up losing the game.

@shanetrimble9265

3 жыл бұрын

So true

Patriots needed a better kicking game. It hurt when John Smith was lost for the season.

At 1:49:51 ( bottom left # 54 )not that John " Hog " Hannah wasn't strong or considered maybe the best o lineman in the league but Randy White had a nickname too...The Manster...half man half monster....did u see him just fling Hog Hannah to the ground with just with his left arm??!!!😮😮😮

Mic'ed up Landry is cool. Never heard him coach before. Plus bonus Steelers Oilers!

@Robert-cb5ej

3 жыл бұрын

Where on the video is he miked?

From 1976 through 1980 looms the biggest mystery in Pro football, as John Facenda would always say about the Patriots.

@bconni2

4 жыл бұрын

perhaps....although i'd say the bigger mystery were the Los Angeles Rams from 1966 through 1989...in those 25 seasons they had the 2nd highest winning percentage in football, but only one SB appearance resulting in a loss...one can make a fair argument , that those 25 seasons were the greatest in NFL history for an organization that didn't win the Lombardy...check it out..mcubed.net/nfl/nflera.pl?year1=1966&year2=1989&sortby=rswinp

@eddielester3589

4 жыл бұрын

@@bconni2 yes I agree...and the year they made the Super Bowl,they lost most of their players due to injury. They were not expected to go...and did.

staubach was in shape for 37

Mike Ditka on the coaching staff ? 0:40

@deanv13

3 жыл бұрын

Yup. Assistant coach for 8 or 9 years after playing for the Cowboys. His next job was head coach of da Bears.

Sun at the old stadium it affects that

HOWWW New England could ever have let Chuck Fairbanks get away to coach the Colorado Buffaloes, before the season even ended, is BEYOND me!!... I think the Sullivan family ended up screwing Fairbanks & they didn't truly appreciate the winning coach they had - my impression... The way they won & with the success Fairbanks had drafting and getting the most out of guys, GOTTA keep a coach like that long-term!!

@jasonreome4992

6 жыл бұрын

Coach Fairbanks accepted the Colorado job just before the finale against the Dolphins.

@69Furies

5 жыл бұрын

The Sullivan family was NOTORIOUSLY cheap.

@cary737

5 жыл бұрын

Fairbanks left after the Sullivan's screwed over Daryl Stingley! The Sullivan's and Stingley had a handshake deal for a Contract Extension, and after Stingley was paralyzed after the Tatum hit, they re-neged. Back then the Pats didn't have the leagues best owner, but arguably the worst!

@davidlafleche1142

5 жыл бұрын

@@cary737 No, Sullivan didn't do that. Fairbanks' issue was that he had two excellent guards: John Hannah and Leon Gray. Fairbanks signed them to new contracts in 1977, but Sullivan voided the contracts, and demanded renegotiating lower salaries. This caused a huge disruption in the team, and they badly underachieved in 1977. Fairbanks argued that ownership should expect to spend some real money on a real contender, but Sullivan played it cheap at the worst time. Fairbanks decided then and there to start looking for a new job. It's a shame, too, because Fairbanks had two of the best drafts in NFL history: 1973 and 1976.

@cary737

5 жыл бұрын

@@davidlafleche1142 Maybe you're right? However, IIRC, ( and I read a book and I don't remember which one), which stated that Fairbanks was so incensed by what the Sullivans did in respect to Stingley, that he was vowed to leave and thats why he left for Colorado. I was a young teenager back in 1978, so i only remember him leaving. I t was years later that I read about this. I do remember Sullivan low balling both Hannah and Gray, so that probably contributed to it too. Maybe what happened was the last straw?

1:05 My I Pad has more technology than that mess of screens ,buttons and switches behind him!

1:47:10 Staubach in the shotgun 3rd Down 36 yard TD to BJ Dupree

Audio issue, starting @ '1:15:01' of the game..only left channel sound??..the VCR tape is dragging, screwing the picture up..must be recording on another channel, too..

The Cowgals were once good you know but now they the 8 n 8 squad known far and wide for 8 n 8 seasons and oh yes goin to the bowl every year