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Agree with all of the above. Many here might say that he was a borderline Hall of Fame coach. And he certainly became a caricature of himself as time went on. But his legacy probably is, as Crazy said, that silly game that has created so many football fanatics (even among the players). The one thing...

Its gotten to the point where I don't even know what I am watching anymore. I don't know what it is either but it sure ain't (our) football. As I understand it any kickoff fair caught (or just allowed to bounce) inside the 25 (including the end zone) is ruled a touchback and brought out to the 25 y...

It is interesting that, as the Cardinals points were (of course) scored on two safeties, all the scoring for both teams was done when Racine had the ball.

I don't remember him well but he was respected on the 49ers and in the Bay Area.
He was a team captain for years.

https://www.pro-football-reference.com/ ... zeMa00.htm

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Matt_Hazeltine

While not to the scale of some of the 70 point victories mentioned above, the 1927 Giants had some pretty lopsided sweeps... especially when one considers the era. And all these are from that single season. Giants vs. Frankford Yellow Jackets - 2 games - 40-0 Giants vs. Pottsville Maroons -2 games -...

N.E. vs. Indy (Frankfurt, GER) - I saw online this last week that there's a chance that B.B. actually gets FIRED if the Patriots lose to the Colts in Germany. I guess we'll all find out what happens soon enough. Do you think Kraft would leave him over there... not pay for a ticket back? "Fired...

*The Packers had two successful 4th down conversions against the Rams called back due to "offensive offsides" penalties on RG Jon Runyan. I thought was witnessing mass hysteria, as both the broadcast booth and corporate shill Dean Blandino defended both calls as being correct. The broadca...

I am not eligible to join but I wanted to pass along my congratulations, Ryan.
I wish you and the Great Plains Chapter nothing but success and I look forward to hearing about your ongoing contributions to the PFRA and the history of our great game.

All the best!

J.

Silly me, I keep getting hoodwinked by the use of the words "family" and "nation" as if they have any substance. At a certain age you kind of accept that, when it's all said and done, life is pretty much all dollars and bullshit. But one soldiers on..... Do not go gentle into th...

Based on the recent vote of the PFRA membership, John David Crow, Michael Dean Perry, Ray Childress, Coy Bacon, Nick Lowery, Leon Gray, Buck Shaw, Earl Faison and Jeff Van Note have been elected to the Hall of Very Good. A total of 181 PFRA members submitted ballots, the highest total ever, and the ...