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1979: Florida - Alabama
1979 Charley Pell Show, Florida vs. Alabama.
I was at this game at Florida Field. Charley Pell was trying to find something, anything to use to build a Foundation for his team. The Alabama Wishbone was at the height of its success. This show is fun to watch, considering especially what is to follow.
"I wonder what Chris Collinsworth looked like in college?"
HAH!!!
"Those were the days..."
I was at this game at Florida Field. Charley Pell was trying to find something, anything to use to build a Foundation for his team. The Alabama Wishbone was at the height of its success. This show is fun to watch, considering especially what is to follow.
"I wonder what Chris Collinsworth looked like in college?"
HAH!!!
"Those were the days..."
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1985 Minnesota Clemson
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Historic Game. Lou Holtz has left Minnesota and the John Gutekunst Era arrives. Larry Beckish, one of the Fathers of the Trap Option, is the Offensive Coordinator. Danny Ford is running the Show at Clemson. Plays only, as Historical Value for Study of the Trap Option Offense especially. I derive no income or value from this Video. This is for the good of Football.
4i Scoop
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1994 Rice-Houston. Houston played Rice's Wishbone/Spread Option with a 4/4i Technique. This gives some teams problems but here the Play-Side Guard "Scoops" with the Tackle to deny the DT his Slant and allows a good angle for the OT to pick off the LB.
Cincinnati - Homer Rice: The Three Way Option, 1967-68
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Homer Rice and the Cincinnati Three Way Option Offense. 1967 - vs. Tulsa 1968 - vs. Tulsa 1968 - vs. Texas Tech The second game vs. Tulsa looks as if it was played in a coal mine at midnight. Nonetheless, the "Three Way Option" later known more commonly as the "Houston Veer" is on display. No Tight End, Split Back Triple Option with a well coordinated Pocket Pass Package. Great Stuff!!! Definit...
1980 Alabama - Kentucky, Second Half
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Second Half of a game where Alabama played FIVE different Quarterbacks.
1980 Alabama - Kentucky, First Half
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FIVE Alabama Quarterbacks played in this game! Don Jacobs, Ken Coley, Alan Gray, Paul Fields and Walter Lewis. Alabama used more Powers to supplement the Options in this game. Same result. Second Half to follow.
1980 Alabama - Southern Mississippi
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Southern Mississippi featured Reggie Collier and Sammy Winder. The Alabama Wishbone just kept rollin' on. This is the full game as broadcast.
1983 ECU - Florida
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Beautiful day at Florida Field. Ed Emory's Freeze Option against a very strong Florida team. Emory stated that ECU should probably have won the game but I never got the story as to why he thought that... Edited to Plays Only from the broadcast.
1981 Alabama - Mississippi
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I have a slightly better quality version of the same tape but the first minutes of the tape were inadvertently lost before recording the second DVD. Recorded as "Plays Only" as the game was broadcast.
1983 East Carolina - NC State
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The East Carolina Freeze Option. Ed Emory, Coach. This game was taped on a Non-Beta recorder with old brittle rollers. Tightly re-edited. A few talented players in this game...
1982 Mississippi State - Florida
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A wet Florida Field game. Bellard's Wishbone and 4-3 against a very powerful Florida team,. Edited to plays only.
1980 Mississippi State-LSU, Second Half
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Second Half of 1980 MSU-LSU. Bellard's Wingbone vs Stovall's Veer. Oh, yes...Special Teams. I remember reading about those...
1980 Mississippi State-LSU, First Half
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1980 MSU - LSU. Emory Bellard's Wingbone takes flight. Jerry Stovall's 'Veer. Edited to plays only. First Half. Second Half to follow.
1980 Rutgers-Alabama Second Half
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Second half of 1980 Bama-Rutgers with special appearance by James Mallard, fastest man in the 200 meters. Edited to plays only. Recorded on a Beta machine from live broadcast in 1980.
1988 East Carolina Trap Option Offense vs FSU
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1988 East Carolina Trap Option Offense vs FSU
Wrong video, this is Alabama vs Kentucky!
I remember that TD on the last play. Covered the line with that score. But two years later they almost beat us in Tuscaloosa.
We scored on last play of game to make the betting line. 41-0...this was a great defensive team but needed a little more offensive firepower. Lost two games by 3 (a fumble on their three yd line) and 7 points (fumble on OUR one yard line). Would have loved to have seen this team play Georgia that year. I think we could have won.
Jacob's is a horrible passer. I am 60 and could do better than that.
He wasn't bad...hurt his knee the year before. Would have been more versatile minus that injury.
Wow. This is painful to watch. We've come a long way, baby. This style of football looks crazy now.
Wtf is Alabama doing playing Rutgers ?
This was almost a half century ago.
I was at that game. Some dude snatched my best friend’s Alabama hat off of his head. We chased him until he dropped it. It was chaos getting out of the parking lot. We saw two cars that neither one would give way to merge, so they ran into each other and were trying to push the other car out of the way. Once out on the interstate, it must have been 16 lanes, the traffic would take off at 90 mph, then come to a complete stop, then take off again. It was a crazy experience. Roll Tide!
The Wr's were in 3 point stance 😮
That was BS pass interference call.
The Bear reportedly liked CP personally and took his foot off the petal after going up 40-0 in the first half. It's the only time I remember Bryant completely calling off the dogs so early in a game. I always supposed that he didn't want to damage CP's chances of succeeding at UF or just didn't want to embarrass him unnecessarily. Maybe both. It's hard to imagine that happening in today's SEC.
32:02 That SACK! RTR!
Now I see why they named KY jelly. Lol assume the position waterheads.
Yall hands all know don jacobs sucked, but randy jankins and cansuckee is just stupid. KY why caint yall get che sh*t together after all these decades.
I was at that game, think it was 40 to 0, Bama was ranked 2nd, went undefeated and won the Naty. It was no. 6 for Bear and his last one!
boring offense....wow....
pretty shocking the transformation of bryant denny stadium from then to now.i think bear would be amazed.
Back when rosters could be built up and it meant something to play for the script A
Reggie Collier in todays game would be off the charts scary
I grew up in California and watched my first Bama game in 1976 and I was hooked. But I didn’t get to see many Bama games on tv back then. Major Ogilvie was my childhood hero. I really enjoyed watching this video. Roll Tide!
Did you make that USC Bama game out there in '77?
Vandy. Who would take the effort to upload a game against them?
Groovy
Good ole option football
Ej junior had a great game
The wishbone when ran like bama ran it was almost impossible to deal with for a whole game
I'll never forget this game. I used to sell 'Growl Towels'(for $5) outside of the Stadium. I remember an East Carolina fan buying one from me and he showed me an East Carolina Towel and we 'compared' towels and his towel was way better. 'Growl Towels' were very thin compared to ECU's 'Towel'. East Carolina wasn't intimidated at all by playing at 'Florida Field'. ECU had a great season in '83. They went 8-3 and the 3 losses were against Florida,FSU and Miami. Their 'Center',Terry Long was the Strongest(supposedly)player in College Football that year. They could've won each game that they lost. Research this, you will be surprised 😉 ECU was 'No Joke' in '83.
bonesville.net/Articles/RonCherubini/PirateTimeMachine/2004/Emory/Sidebar2.htm There are more stories here than may appear here. Larry Beckish and Art Baker had a lot to do with the future of ECU. There are other games from the ECU Trap Option days on TH-cam but, unfortunately not the 47 - 46 game vs. FSU (At least, AFAIK!). Thanks for the Post!
Sadly they didn't get a bowl invitation.
@@charleswilson2134 Great article!👍 Just Wow!
Not LSU. MSU.
I was there also.
Thank you for upload. Nice to watch games I have never seen before
Love being able to watch these old games I hadn't seen before
Right? So good. Now my dad isn’t the only one that gets to witness Coach Bryant’s NC games and Saban’s. lol.
Risher did not want any part of this game.
Damn that was a good football game.... GoPirates!
State had some ugly uniforms back in the day
Still do
MSU
Ken Stapler -- The ONE game the Networks didn't televise during Alabama's Win Streak and Bear's run was 1980 Alabama-MSU. Sooo, the next game ESPN opened with this clip from that game. There was music: Dr. John, "Right Place, Wrong time" and that-was-that!!!
Bama had one hickup that year, the 6-3 loss at miss state. they would finish 11-1 with a 30-2 win over baylor in the cotton bowl
this alabama team finished 10-1 with their lone loss at miss state 6-3 bama would finish the year in the cotten bowl beating a good baylor team 30 -2
Sorry to correct but, Bama lost 7-0 to Notre Dame the week following the Mississippi State loss.
2 weeks after the Mississippi State game, they beat LSU 28-7. Then the Notre Dame loss. My bad.
@@chesterkleinhans4207 yeah i forgot about the notre dame loss at legion feild 7-0
bear,s 300 win
one of bears mile stone this game gave bear his 300 win
Did I do that again? Yes, of course. It was the Year of Shealy so it had to be 1979. Lost in the clouds again... Thank you, Randy Ware!
I believe this game was from the 1979 season
I was at this game. ECU played tuff.
HELP!!! As I watch this, as the game moves on , rectangles appear with squares with occasional letters/characters inside these rectangles. The rectangles appear at various places on the screen. At 43:43, for example, there are 5 of these rectangles and they don't go away. TH-cam will not respond to my requests for help. Do these rectangles appear to anyone else out there in TeeVee Land? Be assured that I did not <Select> them to appear. ARRRRRGH!!!!!
Fixed! A "Menu Item" that I never selected got changed somehow. *SIGH!*
The great ones just don't change the uniforms ✊🏾
Oh man is the full game uploaded..first QB I remember was Travis hunter.
With a little discipline Fourcade could have been a gr8 player.
Love these Ole Miss unis, but the teams were horrendous under Steve Sloan.
0:29 *MARCHING OUT.* 0:34 *I LOOKED AWAAAAYYYYYY.*
HELLO EVERYONE -- Deb Henson Posted twice below and I want to disagree slightly. Southern Miss has had some very good teams, they just had to scratch and claw their way up the ladder. Collier's career was a bit star-crossed but later there was that Favre guy and others. Bobby Collins found maybe a little too much success at SMU with McIlhenny and the Pony Express. "Anything for an edge" doesn't always work in the end. Alabama had the athletes for certain but the Alabama Wishbone and its Lead Blocker to both sides on the Triple Option was a terror in and of itself. The History of Alabama Football at this time shows this. The Double Tight End I of Southern Miss was supposed to be equivalent to the Double Split End Wishbone. It wasn't. You should, however, be proud of Southern Miss during this time. They were good.
I agree, Southern Miss has had a lot of good teams. During the 70’s, 80’s & early 90’s Southern Miss held their own against many SEC teams and beat Alabama, Auburn, FSU, Auburn, Ole Miss, Miss State. They beat Miss State consistently and, if I’m not mistaken, Ole Miss stopped playing them.
Bama' backfield was way more athletic than southern.
80-82, the only good teams southern miss every had.