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This doe's not suck buttermilk Masa'onians!

I believe Chris Gray died in one of the towers on 9/11

I saw AB Brown play many times during his illustrious career at Salem HS in South Jersey. He broke Penn State great and Baltimore Colt star Lydell Mitchell's school rushing mark which has since been broken by Wisconsin great and Indianapolis Colt star Jonathon Taylor.

Im not even a WVU fan, but I have so much respect for Don Nehlen. To me, he will always be Mountaineer football.

Let's go mountaineers 🏈 I hope for once and for all we can win the Big 12 this year in 2024 I would like to see Garrett green get to go to the playoffs this would be amazing for the whole state of West Virginia. And of course we want to beat Penn State. It's about 35 days away and I can't wait we have a very tough schedule this year but I have faith. 🏈🏈🏈🏈🏈🏈🏈🏈✌️👍💥

I love how you added in the stuff at the end for Vick lmao

This video just popped into my feed, and I really appreciate it. Scott Gaskins #67 (sack at 4:03) was my husband. He passed away 3 years ago, and to have this video means a lot to me and my kids. Thank you so much!

Nehlen couldn't get cereal ready for a bowl. Such a horrible big game coach

Why, with just the expressions on Humphrey Bogart and Claire Trevor's faces, can you tell that they know that Rocco is afraid? Great acting in a fantastic film. The reality was that Gangsters in those days controlled large parts of cities thanks to the happy corruption of the authorities. My second favourite Humphery Bogart film after The Maltese Falcon.

Thank you for all the memories you gave us!!

The Zach Abraham Pitt game was fantastic, but 100, 200, even 300 years from now, Bill McKenzie's kick winning the 1975 Pitt-WVU game will still be the greatest last second WVU win of all-time.

WHOA!!! That is insane hurricane disaster flim I ever seen and hear that win the academy awards best sound effect of hurricane disaster sound🏆and the disaster scene is insane with 2 natural disasters Hurricane 🌬 with Tsunami 🌊

Will Grier’s game winning 2-point conversion run to win at Texas was a great one. Horns down!!

Beginning at 4:42… the soundtrack starts to get REALLY GOOD… but that announcer just can’t shut the fuck up for any reasonable length of time, and therefore, ruins it

I can’t believe they demolished that historical stadium in exchange for that piece of shit they play in next to the hospital

Brought tears to my eyes!!

Next year, same thing happened but in reverse. Maryland scired first 2 TD's then WVU dominated. Scored like 55 i think.

Had season tickets for all the Major years. Mom worked at WVU hospital.

Thank you, James. This movie is discussed in, of all places, The Truce by Primo Levi. He saw with a huge crowd of unruly Russian soldiers.

I remember being back in Highschool in 2007 and when the 100th meeting of the Backyard Brawl was coming up, FSN Pittsburgh was highlighting the Backyard Brawl over the years and they talked about this 1994 game and Don Nehlen said it was a game that both him and Johnny Majors absolutely hated because of all the mental lapses from blocked field goals, interception returns, blown coverages etc...

Thanks for an interesting sample from my favorite movie. As a sci-fi fan from the Czech Republic, I have to specify the year of production 1961. Greetings from Brno ! 😉

Awesome movie

I was at this game with my dad

I was the Pride, the WVU marching band,…. In the fall of 2000

Classic acting! REAL actors. Great casting. All gone now.😊

that is back in the day when you were allowed to hand the ball forward off a blocked punt and run it in for a touchdown... the rules have changed now, that is illegal ... the guy has to be behind you to hand the ball off... but the forward pass was legal back then off a blocked punt , he just choose to hand it forward... Miami got away with a lot back then .

revisiting this before the 2023 brawl

This came on TCM a few days before Idalia hit SC. It was great timing! I always liked Rocco’s sensible line: “800 guys washed out to sea? Nobody would live here after a thing like that happened!” Hilarious!

I was at this game as a 12 year old in the absolute top row of the end zone against a chain link fence. It’s the coldest I’ve ever been in my life. We were being pelted with sleet during the game as the winds carried the weather into our backs the whole afternoon.

Jim Carlen’s name is never mentioned

20:03

I was known as Ahab in the percussion section.

people forget this but the coaches were lou holtz nc state coach vs west virginia coach bobby bowden , love to see a full game of this

The effects from this film are AMAZING!! This is 1937, just ten years after the last silent films were made! This is a brilliant movie, really sad how just a handful of islanders survive while the rest of the community perished. Why is it films from the 20s to 60s just knew how to entertain us

Tony Caridi, the best in the business.

He talked a good game about living life to the fullest,but when his years of abusing his body came to fruition, he took the easy way out.

Major Harris liked him growing up

I'll never forget the louisville game at louisville that november.... I swear to christ 100% of the UL fans were nice to the extent of almost being snide.... they literally knew they we're going to lose. They respected Pat White and us

Scott McBrien would go on to transfer to Maryland and whoops our butts

that Noel Devine run was everything he was advertised to be

i was there.. my senior year!

That’s the only year that I’ve missed WVU football i was in Vietnam

This reminds me of a running back in the early 1980s named Tom Gray. I thought wow, we really have a great back now. He made a cut and tore his ACL. Was never the same. In the era before the arthroscopic knee surgery and sports medicine we have had for awhile, great talents like Patrick and Gray, just disappeared. Thank you for posting this. I know I watched this guy as a child, but I didn't remember him. Well deserved tribute.

Is that a hurricane or an earthquake, why is the lamp swinging and the glassware falling off the shelves? 😂😂😂.

It's pretty impressive that the actors did their own stunts.

Tough game to watch for a Cal fan. Owens and Smith ran wild.

Raising handle on toro lawnmower

i was fucking emily at this point in my life, i think i was, i think i was.... idk, it was january or february when i stopped fucking emily, idk what day it physically would have been...

EAT SHIT PITT

All American Dale Farley hailing from Sparta, Tennessee played on the 1968 through 1970 WVU football teams before entering the draft and being drafted by the Miami Dolphins. He was selected to play in the Senior Bowl in Mobile, Alabama, and was named to the All-East and All-South teams. The Mountaineers posted a record of 25-7 during his career. Farley was inducted into the WVU Sports Hall of Fame and is a member of the WVU All-Time Team from 1970-79. The late Dale Farley was from Sparta, Tennessee and a tremendous three-year linebacker from 1968-70, playing for coaches Jim Carlen and Bobby Bowden. A native of Sparta, Tennessee, Farley teamed with All-America middle guard Carl Crennel during his junior year in 1969 to give the Mountaineers the nation’s 12th-best defense, allowing just 241 yards per game. West Virginia, that year, held four opponents to a touchdown or less and produced shutout victories over VMI and William & Mary on the way to a 10-1 record and a 14-3 victory over ACC champion South Carolina in the Peach Bowl in Atlanta. Farley was named a First Team All-American by The Sporting News in 1970 and was selected in the third round of the 1971 NFL Draft by the Miami Dolphins (74th pick overall). He played one season for the Dolphins in 1971 before being traded to Buffalo, where he joined Mountaineer teammate Jim Braxton with the Bills. Farley played two years there and spent one season playing for the Toronto Argonauts in the Canadian Football League before returning to work on his family farm in Sparta. Farley passed away on June 13, 2019, in Cookeville, Tennessee from complications of renal failure. He is survived by his wife, Karen who he met at WVU and son, Brandon, along with grandchildren Branson Farley, Dalton Stallings and Kaytlyn Franklin. Farley was preceded in death by his daughter, Brittany Ann Farley Johnson.