Get news and information in regards to one of the best decades in sports: the 1990s. Reminisce about all of the best and worst moments in during this decade. 90s Sports Nostalgia provides videos about 90s NFL football, 90s NBA basketball, 90s MLB, and some college sports. Thank you so much for your interest in 90s Sports Nostalgia.
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My father said: "Jeff George could throw a football through a brick wall, but he was a terrible quarterback."
I've been pitching for this, and think it'd be great!
Dave Justice hr not even mentioned. Fail
Do you have the full game?
And You can see how crucial Pip was for that bulls team… great rivalry
I know june jones was a bad head coach, but he's a great qb coach. His run and shoot offense proved to be effective. He helped develop Hall of famer warren Moon and helped develop another pro bowl qb in chris Miller. In 1995, the Falcons had 3 receievers go over 1,000 yards, including a special teams returner
Thanks as always for your great comments. I have always been someone who's defended the run and shoot offense. I hope to do a video about that later on. Also, great extra information. June Jones with ATL and SD had his rough times in the NFL but I thought he did a really good job in college at Hawaii and turning around SMU. Thanks again for all of your support.
If not the greatest arm, surely one of them. And some, when they're running, you can see the power in their speed. Michael was one of those. Another K-Stater, David Allen, was also. Check out the vid, Special Teams U, on this site.
Thanks for the comment and thanks for watching the video. Yeah, David Allen was an awesome returner but later I think he suffered an Achilles injury (I forgot when) and wasn't the same. I will check out that special Teams U. Thanks again.
George Seifert would be in the Hall of Fame today if he hadn't taken the head coaching job in Carolina. Seifert held the highest winning percentage of any coach in NFL history until he coached the Panthers. George Seifert's Carolina Panthers went down in history as one of the worst teams to ever play in the league....his time in Carolina ended what was to be a certain Hall of Fame induction.
Myself a Sox fan I did watch the cubs. That 90’s team had some of baseballs best players of the era. They should have won many more games and been in more post season games.
KJ and Kidd went to Cal in Berkeley - KJ from Sactown and Kidd was from East Bay (aka tha Yay) Area; and Nash went to Santa Clara. Those are fun facts that should be noted with this trio.
Thanks for adding that in. Great mention, that those 3 point guards played college ball in the Bay Area. Thanks for the comment and thanks for watching the video.
Yooo this video was worth the wait. I'm not even a Cubs fan, and I wasn't really into baseball in the 90's (but "Go Giants!!!"). Yet I still found this retrospective informative, and fascinating. The 20 minutes flew by. You always tell these stories with the right amount of enthusiasm. Feels like a good friend that knows what they are talking about is educating me on sports topics from yesteryear. Thanks again for putting this together, and I'm already excited for whatever you have planned in the future. You're a rockstar. Cheers.
astrostar49, what's going on. After a long day of work, reading your comment made me feel blessed. Thank you so much. I'm very lucky to have your support for my channel. I will always remember your comment. I was starting to do a San Francisco Giants video in the '90s, but I don't think I will be able to get to it. I change ideas all the time and have a hard time sticking to one video idea at times. I have plans to do a Dodgers in the '90s video next month (because it was already written from last year). But we'll see. You're the best. I really appreciate everything. Thank you so much.
Love it man appreciate the new video. This was a longer one too!
Thank you so much. Always great to hear from you. Lately, I've been thinking that I should get back to doing more of these teams in the '90s videos. I just need to try to find more time. I hope next month I will be able to finish a Dodgers in the '90s video (I started it last year but now I think I have time to finish it). But thank you so much. Enjoy the upcoming summer.
I got that Diamondbacks hat @ 14:07 they wore at the time (1998) 👍🏾
I'm not one to give advice, but I would like to say, never get rid of that hat. I wish I never sold a lot of my 90s sports apparel. Keep that hat. Thanks for the comment and thanks for watching the video.
@@90sSportsNostalgia Will do & you're welcome 👍🏾💯
Great video know you so hard to put it together appreciate your Channel 😂
Thank you so much. I really appreciate your comment. It made my day and feel truly blessed. Thanks again and enjoy the upcoming summer.
I’ve watched almost every Cubs-game I’ve been able to since I was 7 in 1977, and those 90’s & 2000’s teams were fun to watch and easy to connect with. The 2016 team was great, but I never felt as connected to the team as the Grace/Sandberg/Dawson team.
Thanks for the comment and thanks for watching video. I think you made an interesting comment - "The 2016 team was great, but I never felt as connected to the team as the Grace/Sandberg/Dawson team". I say that because I wonder how many other Cubs fans feel the same way you do. I would be curious to know how many others feel the same way as you. Thanks again and enjoy the rest of the 2024 Cubs season.
Great video. As a teenager I attended a Cubs game at Wrigley Field in the summer of 1998. My program had a picture of Harry Carey on the front. They played the Pirates.
Thanks for the comment. I enjoyed reading it. That 1998 season was wild. Thanks again for the comment and thanks for watching the video.
As a cubs fan, I appreciate this video.
Thank you so much for your comment. It means a lot to me. I had a lot of enjoyment making this video. Enjoy the rest of the MLB season and enjoy watching Shōta Imanaga pitch. Thanks again.
I loved watching them on TV as a kid in the 90s.
Thank you so much for the comment. Coming home from school and being able to watch baseball during the day was the best. Moreover, during the summer days, watching the Cubs during the day sure beat watching soap operas. Thanks again. Enjoy the rest of the MLB season.
I was hoping to learn more about the Larry Himes transition.. Does anyone know why the White Sox let him go?
Thank you so much for the comment and taking the time for watching the video. I apologize for not going deeper into the Larry Himes transition. I did not expect a comment like yours but it was a great comment. So, I put a graphic up (maybe it wasn't up long enough as I'm not good determining how long a text graphic should be up to read), but anyways, that text graphic from the Chicago Tribune basically mentioned that Jerry Reinsdorf said Himes did a great job getting the team from Point A to Point B, but didn't think Himes was the guy to get them to Point C (a championship). Furthermore, there were reports of personality differences but in short, Himes was not a Reinsdorf guy. Thank you so much once again and enjoy the rest of the baseball season.
Thanks for the video 90s Sports Nostalgia ❤
Mandy, thank you so much for the recommendation. So sorry for the 2-month delay. I had a lot of fun doing this video. There is something so unique watching Cubs day games at Wrigley in the early '90s. Thank you so much. This video was completed because of you. Thanks again.
After 89 I think many of us Cub fans expected many more post season appearances. But that was life as a Cubs fan lol especially 91 cuz we were a favorite to over take the pirates just to not only fall short but not even get close lol. 93 and 95 were fun and of course 98. Cool video. Always fun to relive the past. If they get randy Johnson in 98 who knows what happens.
Big Pasty. What's going on? I understand how Cubs fans expected more postseason appearances after 1989. I don't know what to say. Your comment about 1991, sorry I missed that, I did not know the Cubs were division favorites that year. 1995, was certainly interesting and like you said "of course 98". I enjoyed doing this video because I found myself so relaxed just watching early 90s Cubs day games being played at Wrigley. I wound up watching some of those games and chilling instead of editing and working on the video. I'm not sure if I will do it this summer, but I want to do a video about the best team to not make the playoffs which would be the 2004 Cubs as there was so much craziness with that team. The Cubs in the mid-2000s had so much talent. Thank you so much. I'm glad you like the video. You're the best.
@@90sSportsNostalgia 2004 was beyond frustrating. I remember a baseball encyclopedia I owned as a teenager saying after the free agent moves the cubs made prior to 91 that along with their younger talent still there from 89, they were a favorite I'm the east. Of course as u covered, none of those moves panned out lol
NOTE: My apology - at around the 16:06 mark, I had to blur out the footage because it got CopyR-claimed. I did not want to reupload the video again. Sorry for that blur I inserted. Thank you so much for your interest in this video. Don't forget to subscribe. What are your thoughts about the Chicago Cubs in the '90s?
IHMO, the Cubs and White Sox were fun to watch in the 90s
That whole Phillies team was awesome
I agree. I hope one day there is a great documentary on them. Thanks for watching the video and thanks for the comment.
98/99 Vikings Cunningham at QB Robert Smith at Halfback Randy Moss (17 touchdowns as a rookie- voted rookie of the year) Cris Carter Jake Reed 15 wins
George didn't most the time didn't step into his throws ,so in one way he released the ball a fraction quicker then one who does , & as a Viking I enjoyed watching him play & he never threw rainbows, 50yrds max but threw bullets 45yrds away
Kerry collins had 1 of the most bizarre seasons in 1997, in a bad way. The racial slur incident, his alcohol problems, leading the nfl in interceptions, and getting his jaw broken in the preseason. This wasn't scripted
The true embarrassment in 1992 was losing at foxboro. The jets lost 24-3 to the 1-9 patriots. The woefully inept New england offense had 3 rushing tds, and the jets had just 166 yards of offense against a poor Pats defense. That 92 pats team was arguably the most injured team of all time
Prior to 1992, Daulton was the target of the boo birds who thought he was an injury prone pretty boy. From 1985 through 1988, Daulton bounced back and forth between the minors and the majors with a major knee injury in 1986 and a broken hand in 1988 that hindered his development. In 1989, he finally became the Phillies starting catcher, but hit barely above .200, which garnered him boos from Phillies fans. In 1991, Daulton and Lenny Dykstra were involved in an auto accident. Daulton came back from the accident too soon, his production suffered and he was the target of boos yet again. But Daulton always held himself accountable and never made excuses, which earned him the respect of his teammates and, eventually, the fans.
Great comment. Thanks for posting it. A lot of great information. The last sentence you wrote is so true.
I don’t even know how chargers made it to the Super Bowl in 94. Means played on some crappy teams. He probably would have racked up 10k yards or more if he was in a better situation. Same goes for Rodney Hampton
Thanks for the comment and thanks for watching the video. Means did play for some solid teams. He did have 10K yard talent. I'm probably the only who thinks this but I thought he had better feet than Jerome Bettis and was slightly the better RB. But Bettis, who was a great RB, was more durable as injuries slowed down Natrone's career. Thanks again and enjoy the upcoming NFL season.
The Odd Couple with Chris and Rob from Fox Radio brought me here. They mentioned Millen, that had me search his GM history that brought me here.
Glad you were able to watch the video. Thanks for your viewership.
I agree, what an arm he had. I once heard him described as a "coach killer".
Even though Nebraska is not the team they were back then,They still have the best turnout of any College football team in history and even the NFL as far as filling the stadium with fans
Memorial Stadium is something else on Saturdays. I hope Matt Rhule is successful in Lincoln. Thanks for the comment and thanks for watching the video.
I loved the reaction of Spurrier,he looked like he was ready to kill everyone on his team
1994 was Means year 👍👍⚡⚡⚡
Didn't know Jerry Rice had a god dang cannon for an arm at 5:27 🤣🤣
Thanks for the comment and thanks for being a sub. When I first read your comment I thought it meant that I made a mistake. But then I went back, and yeah - I forgot about that Rice highlight. That was a nice pass. I too, never knew Rice could throw like that. With all the throws I showed trying to demonstrate George's talent, you had to comment about Rice's throw - hahahaha. Nice comment. Thanks again.
Rice's throw looked to be around a 49 yard (49ers haha) strike to WR Street I believe... heck of a throw and under pressure. Glad you took time to reply, and you made a wonderful video on Jeff George, I really enjoyed watching it.
Impossible, Nebraska cant play on grass.
Rams were 45-99 before 99
Yes, the Rams were pretty bad prior to 1999. I think they were tied with the Bengals for the most losses in the '90s prior to 1999. Then all of a sudden, one of, if not the great one-year turnaround in NFL history. Thanks for watching the video and thanks for the comment.
I loved that era of Saints football. It was a fun era. I was upset that they took us out of the division with the Rams and 49ers. I also remember that was when Vick was with the Falcons. He used to whip us. I still remember all of those Atlanta fans with those number 7 jerseys celebrating after they beat us in the Superdome. Say what you want about Aaron Brooks but he won us our first playoff game and had some good games for the Saints. He could be inconsistent though. I also remember one of those years, Joe Horn, Willie Jackson and Jerome Pathon all had thousand yard seasons. I love Kyle Turley to this day for ripping that dude's helmet off and tossing it. I know it might've cost us the game but the guy was trying to break Aaron Brooks' neck. Great video. I watched your vid on the 90s Saints earlier and it was also a great vid. Brought back a lot of good memories.
Thank you so much for the kind words at the end of your comment. As for the whole comment, it was a great read as I enjoyed reading it. I thought the world of Aaron Brooks as I thought he was so good so early on in his career, but like you said - he could be inconsistent. That Kyle Turley game vs. the Jets was something else. Thanks again, I do appreciate you checking out the Saints in the 90s video. Enjoy the upcoming NFL season.
I'm from Sacramento and I can't tell you how incredible it was when the Kings got good - such a special time. The start of it was Vlade signing, then White Chocolate giving a spark and C-Webb came alive. C-Webb was right for wanting out of G-State - I've heard things Don Nelson would say to him, and totally out of line. I think maybe you should do a video on C-Webbs rap album. "Gangsta Gangsta" is a nice track and C-Webb throws down dope rhymes. He pays for babysitters, he's nice with the dice, and he kicks it at the crib with J Rose and Jerome Bettis. Check it out if you don't know.
What going on drew8703. Much love for Sacramento. I remember seeing Chris Webber's rap album at a Best Buy then being surprised that Webber made a rap album. I can't remember the timeline exactly, but I think I saw Webber's album, then afterward, there was talk about Allen Iverson and his album but I don't think it ever got released because David Stern didn't like the lyrics (I can't remember the situation). But anyways, I will write down your video recommendation and keep it in mind. We'll see next NBA season. Lastly, the Kings were so entertaining from 1999 until the early 2000s. Sacramento deserved a team like that with all of those years being near the bottom of the standings. I really like the Kings. I saw a documentary about the Kings that I liked (I think it was called Small Market, Big Heart) that was very interesting with the team's origins in Sacramento and how dedicated the original owner was. I will always really like the Kings. Thanks again for everything.
Krieg means war in German
Watched religiously in the 80's.
Thank you so much for the comment and watching the video.
Can you do videos on the celebrity Foot Locker slam dunk contest fearuring kenny lofton, ken griffey, barry bonds, mike powell, etc. it waa on abc college bball telecasts. Also, that contest in hawaii where they had all these different athletes from different sports, comoeting in various events. You haf Terrell Owens vs Herman Maier vs Michael Schumacher. It was fun. And the qb challenge with one of the events being who can throw ball the farthest.
The combos you are rocking with the shirts and hats in vudeos are awesome/wacky. Im looking to see how crazy the combos can get. Keep it up.
Thank you so much. But I don't think I will be making videos like this as of now because I moved and don't have a solid place to film or have a nice set-up to film. I appreciate you liking the apparel combinations. Maybe next year I will do some vids with this format. Thanks again for all of your support.
@@90sSportsNostalgia I hated reading this comment saying I more videos for a while!
Florida Gators??? Boooooo... I habe no idea why I ended up liking Florida St. as opposed to Florida - as a kid from Califirnia who didnt even play football, totally arbitrary choice on my part.
Your comment made me laugh. Thank you, I needed that. Nowadays, I don't care but back then, I couldn't stand FSU, they had Florida's number with Spurrier for the most part.
@@90sSportsNostalgia I was shocked when I found out that Florida is actually like the Cal Berkeley academic wise if Florida. California just has too many big state universities to ever have a truly great football program. I guess USC might be an exception, but that could be debatable and college football is changing. I don't know if you are in same boat, but recently I kinda checked out of sports - 90s nostalgia made me compare it to today. But now I'm getting back into it and enjoying same sports I used to back then. I had college bball #1 college football #2. It's a different now. But I still got that 90s nostalgia and I love these videos. It's really interesting to know a little more about what I loved, test my memory, etc. It's not living in the past, it's understanding the past that can be applied to present and beyond. Time is not linear!
@@90sSportsNostalgia but remember that national championship game with wuerfell against I believe Nebraska (I'm checking my knowledge without looking up) and.they just dominated ? That must have felt nice. So all the wide lefts and FSU losses were against Miami? I felt there was one team that had FSU's number, and I always get mixed up. The greatest FSU game ever was when they came back from absurd eficit with Warrick Dunne - I don't care how much you disliked FSU, could you at least appreciate Warrick Dunne as awesome all around, rb, person, etc.? I collect cards and I'm starting a collection of Warrick Dunne. Do you have any recommendations of Florida players, probably WR's who I could collect? Oh wait, I'm collecting Fred Taylor who is off the chain. I got a Jabar Gafney I got excited to see. Ike Hilliard is Gator I believe, part of the epic '96 draft wide receiver class, and he went to De La Salle in NorCal which is where I be from. By the way, greatest and favorite Norcal player from Sacramento is Onterrio Smith. His college career is so impressive because he transferred (perhaps euphemism ) and tben sat out, went to Oregon and had such a solid career there which was a path almost unheard of for a player to take and succeed back then. The whizzinator incident now is absurd because pot was a great choice for painkiller.
I love the Cincinnatti shirt. That means you best be having a Danny Fortson video. Glenn Robinson and Fortson were best/favorite college players i ever watched. Players' college careers should be givem more respect in evakuating their overall basketball careers and achievements.
Thank you drew8703 for all of your comments. I really appreciate it. Thanks for the love of the Cincinnati shirt. I'm mad that I sold so many of my jerseys from the '90s as this was one of the few '90s jerseys/shirts that I still had. Fortson was tough. Cincy had so many tough players during the Huggins era. I hope next college basketball season I can do a video about the career of Bob Huggins with the Bearcats. I really want to do that video. Maybe a Fortson video too. Thanks again.
@@90sSportsNostalgia I remember always hearing about how strong Fortson was with his drop step, and the quote was someone could be doing a pull up on his arm and not faze him. I emulated that move in my game in pickup games - I was 165 lbs and in winter I would lift and take creatinine and get to 175 lbs and then I felt like beast down low like Fortson, but my friend would tease me and say I was doing the Mark Jackson 15 second post up that was ultimateky made illegal because it was boring and lame.
Whej i saw Purdue wss in the final thus year, the first thing i asked was whether Gene Keady wss still alive. No ome i wss wstching game with even knew who i was talking about. I was really happy to then see him there. I really wish Purdue had won, but still was special he was there to see game. Hope he enjoyed it too.
Thanks for the comment. I enjoyed reading it.
So many solid QBs in 90s that were shoved out because of the quest for the prototypical QB that would never pan out;, or, because the position was brutal and injuries were impossible to avoid. Jeff Hostetler comes to mind; Ken O'Brien, Steven Gerrard. I specifically remember hearing a football analyst say that the most important position in the National Football League was the backup quarterback. It was actually true -- the starter was always going to be out for at least a couple game stretch, or even knocked out in the playoffs, and there were backup QBs who actually could step in and win games, big time playoff games on the road.
Thank you so much for the comment and watching the video.