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That was Dr. John Marshall, owner/pilot.

I am a lifelong Gator. This was the first Gator game that I attended and I was 16 at the time. All I can remember about the game all those years ago was that Florida won and the only play that I can remember was when Fee laid out Todd Kinchen. I decided to search and see if by chance the video was on here and it was. Thanks for posting.

By todays standard he would be ejected for targeting. Different times, different rules.

When it dawns on you that commercials have been doing deepfakes long before TH-cam

My husband and I were there, nosebleed student section, great flyover and still talking about it 40 years later. Go Gators!

I lived in Orlando at the time and was listening to this game on the Gator Football Network when there was an overpowering noise lasting for a few seconds followed by the announcers yelling and screaming about how low that plane was. According to them, it passed by at the height of the press boxes, right in front of them. The plane was a B-25 Mitchell twin engine medium bomber which was the same plane used by Jimmy Doolittle's men in their raid on Tokyo and a couple of other Japanese cities in early 1942. They launched those planes from an aircraft carrier which was quite a feat in itself.

Wish the full game could be shown. Florida won with a last second field goal.

probably the best runner in college football history

He still looks like he’s in the desert but he needs a coors heavy

F InBev, and Miller, too! And their Brokeback beer. And, oh: F Groomer Target!

Man's commercial

Too bad Coors has also been just another horrible beer 😂

This the 1978-79 season. Notice, no 3 point line!

Adrian Dantley was traded after the season to the Jazz, thus missing out on winning the championship with the the Lakers in 1980. Dantley was also traded from Detroit to Dallas during the 1989 season, missing out on another title, this one with the Pistons.

54:05 Play on!!!

That put back dunk in the intro by Kareem was insane his hand was at least four feet over the rim!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I didn't see Dylon Mulvaney in the crowd ...wonder why?

REally??

Let's go Lakers. Wow I love both teams kinngkilo is 63inches but burttimmm doesn't really need some kind words kinngkilo Kevin Williams I was 8 years old then. La, Sonics.

Do you have Game 6 of the 1979 WCF between the Sonics and Suns?

Heavy

What happened to the first quarter?

Jorpoker wouldn’t have survived in that era

i know the pilot, i just wrote him up on a medicare plan!

The perimeter of the Sonics went 10 years in advance. And what a shame that the Lakers choose Wilkes instead of Dantley. Dantley was quite crazy but one of the best players ever (and I read now, in 2023, that he is economical problems).

Shame the first 10min.

Mr. Ephesians that would be in this day a criminal targeting, but yet you celebrate it. Steve Spurrier would be proud.

Great upload. Thanks from Australia.

the passing from magic johnson didn't equal the scoring from kareem abdul-jabbar so just imagine if the 1980 1982 and 1987 finals mvp's were awarded to kareem abdul-jabbar

please tell me how you all feel about me asking what if jeff van gundy lenny wilkens larry brown don nelson phil jackson and/or red auerbach were the head coaches of the legendary kareem abdul-jabbar

Coors Light is to Actual Beer as John Wayne is to Actual Military Service.

John Wayne and Bonanza!

I was middle school aged, visiting my older brother who was a student there with my parents. I was never a huge football fan, and I remember that the game was what is often described as a “defensive contest”, IE boring. Then suddenly there was the sound of aircraft engines that were way, WAY louder than the regular sky banner planes that are always circling near the stadium during games. Then that B-25 came screaming into the stadium. In my memory it was lower than the box seats on the west stands. Years later when I went to UF after the North End Zone stands were built, I often thought about that day. I was talking to my fiancé about this last night, because we went to the Museum of Flight at Boeing Field earlier this week. This is the first time I’ve seen video of that. I keep hoping that I find a photo or video that shows how low that plane was, but it happened so fast. Seems like this is as good as I’ll ever find. Thanks for posting

somewhere in the back of Chuck Norris's mind theres alittle voice "what would John Wayne do?"

Ben studded on em

This is so awesome that this video is up! I was there for the game that day and I swear he was at the level of the stadium lights. I was/am a follower of military aviation, so I still think it was the coolest thing I've ever seen in a stadium! '87

ABSOLUTELY FABULOUS!

When We had real heroes

John Wayne, would never do a beer commercial

From Newport News virginia beach VA

I miss John Wayne 😢 RIP DUKE !

FREAK athlete.... I mean generational

We need men to be more like John Wayne.

This is a **travesty** . I love me some Duke Wayne movies. I'm a combat veteran and my 'patriot' credentials are in good order. But using a dead man's image to schill a modern product [for example, using Fred Astaire to sell vacuum cleaners, fer fuck's sakes] is not only a violation of an honored name, but it is also their less successful and less talented progeny trying to make one more buck off their dad while he's too dead to object. If Marion Morrison wanted to sell beer in his lifetime, that was his decision to make. And I honestly don't know if he ever did or not. But NOT, by-God, after he's been in his grave for 30 years.

DA ITALIANO....DICO...GODO BLESS UNITED STATE OF AMERICA.........HOUSE OF FREEDOM

John Wayne AND the Cartwrights! Throw in the Wild Bunch and you've completed the Trifecta of PERFECTA selling Coors to the pilgrims!

Pretty sure that John Wayne, Dan Blocker and Lorne Green would not be drinking light beer, if theyd even drink beer at all

Bloody hell, Mr Wayne must be spinning in his grave after this! :-s

Duke has good movies and commercial

One of the greatest americans ever lived!!! I'm pushing 60 and have a few young men of 20ish years old working for me. When they don't do something right, i tell them " that ain't how john wayne would do it". Then i had to tell them who john wayne was. Lol. Any way they're a good bunch of boys. And now they know who john wayne was. And how he would have done it. It's called the right way. Y'all take care and stay safe.