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Buckeye Classics
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Buckeye Classics is the Emmy Award winning story of Ohio State football, told one half-hour at a time. With over 100 interviews, fans can see and hear the stories of the great Buckeye legend, told from the people who made it happen. These original and in-depth interviews are combined with rare and newly restored footage from the vaults of the Ohio State Athletic Department archives as well as hundreds of photographs from some of the nation’s leading sports photo-journalists. Indeed, Buckeye Classics is nothing short of the definitive television history of the Buckeyes.
Buckeye Classics is hosted by college football’s only two-time Heisman Trophy winner Archie Griffin and narrated by legendary broadcasters, such as Hall-of-Famer, Jack Buck and long-time OSU play-by-play man, Bert Charles.
Buckeye Classics is hosted by college football’s only two-time Heisman Trophy winner Archie Griffin and narrated by legendary broadcasters, such as Hall-of-Famer, Jack Buck and long-time OSU play-by-play man, Bert Charles.
Buckeye Classics Episode 103 74 MSU
1995 Notre Dame
On September 30th, 1995, two of college football’s most powerful and storied programs met in Ohio Stadium to renew a rivalry left dormant for almost 60 years. Their previous battle in the Horseshoe had been called the greatest game in the first 50 years of college football, but victory that day was with the Irish. The return engagement offered John Cooper’s Buckeyes a chance for revenge and their own place in Buckeye history.
On September 30th, 1995, two of college football’s most powerful and storied programs met in Ohio Stadium to renew a rivalry left dormant for almost 60 years. Their previous battle in the Horseshoe had been called the greatest game in the first 50 years of college football, but victory that day was with the Irish. The return engagement offered John Cooper’s Buckeyes a chance for revenge and their own place in Buckeye history.
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Buckeye Classics Episode 301 NotreDame
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1995 Notre Dame On September 30th, 1995, two of college football’s most powerful and storied programs met in Ohio Stadium to renew a rivalry left dormant for almost 60 years. Their previous battle in the Horseshoe had been called the greatest game in the first 50 years of college football, but victory that day was with the Irish. The return engagement offered John Cooper’s Buckeyes a chance for...
Buckeye Classics Episode 302 WoodyHayes Pt1
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Woody Hayes Part 1 Combustible yet compassionate. Divisive but devoted. Fiery and controversial yet eloquent and beloved. Such extremes were the essence of Woody Hayes, who for 28 seasons as head coach of the Ohio State Buckeyes, towered over the college football landscape in a reign that saw both triumph and turmoil. In that time, perhaps no other coach in collegiate sports made a more dramati...
Buckeye Classics Episode 303 WoodyHayes Pt2
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Woody Hayes Part 2 In spite of winning two national titles, Woody Hayes entered the 1968 season under fire from both fans and media alike. With his career in the balance, Woody responded with a season that would usher in a decade of unprecedented Buckeye dominance. But from his most glorious heights, Hayes would suffer a crushing fall from grace, only to be reborn in the twilight of his days.
Buckeye Classics Episode 304 1984 Illinois
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1984 Illinois In one of the greatest comebacks in the history of college football, Keith Byars led the Buckeyes back from a 24-0 deficit with a 274-yard, five-touchdown performance that remains one of the most heroic individual efforts in all of Ohio State football.
Buckeye Classics Episode 305 EddieGeorge
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Eddie George Eddie George came to Columbus with all the tools to be the next great Ohio State running back. But his road to stardom was marked with many hurdles, including an extended stay on the Buckeye bench. But Eddie never quit and his legendary work ethic paid off with a season that forever enshrined him as one of Ohio State’s greatest heroes.
Buckeye Classics Episode 306 TheChamps
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The Champions Ohio State has produced some of college football’s most legendary and exciting teams. But standing atop that tower of excellence are but a few elite teams; teams that have scaled the game’s highest peak. These are Ohio State’s finest; the teams forever called, Champions.
Buckeye Classics Episode 401 50 Greatest Part 1
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This is it! The ultimate collection of Ohio State’s greatest games, players, coaches and traditions: The Buckeyes’ 50 Greatest! Hosted by Archie Griffin and produced by the team that brought you the Emmy Award winning series Buckeye Classics, The Buckeyes’ 50 Greatest is an amazing anthology of the very best in Buckeye football history, counted down one-by-one, all the way to number one! From W...
Buckeye Classics Episode 402 50 Greatest Part 2
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This is it! The ultimate collection of Ohio State’s greatest games, players, coaches and traditions: The Buckeyes’ 50 Greatest! Hosted by Archie Griffin and produced by the team that brought you the Emmy Award winning series Buckeye Classics, The Buckeyes’ 50 Greatest is an amazing anthology of the very best in Buckeye football history, counted down one-by-one, all the way to number one! From W...
Buckeye Classics Episode 403 50 Greatest Part 3
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This is it! The ultimate collection of Ohio State’s greatest games, players, coaches and traditions: The Buckeyes’ 50 Greatest! Hosted by Archie Griffin and produced by the team that brought you the Emmy Award winning series Buckeye Classics, The Buckeyes’ 50 Greatest is an amazing anthology of the very best in Buckeye football history, counted down one-by-one, all the way to number one! From W...
Buckeye Classics Episode 404 50 Greatest Part 4
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This is it! The ultimate collection of Ohio State’s greatest games, players, coaches and traditions: The Buckeyes’ 50 Greatest! Hosted by Archie Griffin and produced by the team that brought you the Emmy Award winning series Buckeye Classics, The Buckeyes’ 50 Greatest is an amazing anthology of the very best in Buckeye football history, counted down one-by-one, all the way to number one! From W...
Buckeye Classics Episode 405 96 Season
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1996 Season At the start of Ohio State’s 1996 season, the prevailing mood amongst fans and experts was one of hope, tinged with uncertainty. The team had plenty of talent returning on defense, but the offense was faced with the prospect of replacing three first-round draft picks, including Heisman trophy winner, Eddie George. Of course, the Buckeyes themselves saw only opportunity, and by the e...
Buckeye Classics Episode 102 Paul Brown
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Paul Brown The Science of Football Paul Brown is a true giant of American football. His impact on the history and development of the game cannot be overstated. He was an innovator, a pioneer, and a legend in his own time. He won championships at every level a coach can win at; high school, college and pro. He created a legacy of excellence wherever he went and seared his essence into the soul o...
Buckeye Classics Episode 101 68 Purdue
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1968 Purdue The Turning Point Ohio State’s 1968 victory over top-ranked Purdue is perhaps the greatest win in the history of Ohio State football. The Buckeyes came into the game as 13-point underdogs and were looking to avenge a humiliating 41-6 loss, at home, the previous season, a loss that led many to call for Hayes’ dismissal. Purdue was led by halfback Leroy Keyes (the preseason favorite f...
Buckeye Classics Episode 205 Spielman
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The Heart of a Champion For many he was the most heralded recruit to come to Columbus in years. For others, he was just another kid who was too small and too slow to make it in the big time. But Chris Spielman not only succeeded; he set a new standard of excellence for every linebacker indeed every Buckeye that would follow in his footsteps. And while his intensity and desire put fear into oppo...
Buckeye Classics Episode 106 69 Rose Bowl
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Buckeye Classics Episode 106 69 Rose Bowl
Buckeye Classics Episode 201 1973 Season
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Buckeye Classics Episode 201 1973 Season
Buckeye Classics Episode 202 1985 Iowa Game
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Buckeye Classics Episode 202 1985 Iowa Game
Buckeye Classics Episode 203 1961 Season
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Buckeye Classics Episode 203 1961 Season
Buckeye Classics Episode 204 Archie Griffin
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Buckeye Classics Episode 204 Archie Griffin
Buckeye Classics Episode 105 1979 Season
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Buckeye Classics Episode 105 1979 Season
Buckeye Classics Episode 104 75 Michigan
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Buckeye Classics Episode 104 75 Michigan
Buckeye Classics Episode 206 Traditions
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Buckeye Classics Episode 206 Traditions
NFL Network did a special on the all-time NFL 100 team, hosted by Rich Eisen. Coach Paul Brown was the first-named person by Bill Belichick and Jim Brown. Before Paul Brown, football was guys running over lines painted on a field. Only the myriad player-safety rules (including the forward pass) have had a bigger influence on the original game.
Imagine if the greats like Warfield bob hayes, or “Bambi” could run free in the defensive backfield and not get hit after 5 yards and now they have to soft tackle them.
Cornelius Quicksilver Greene. The coolest college QB ever!
Actually, Duffy Daugherty started a black QB the decade prior. He was the pioneer in that regard. Jimmy Raye, from North Carolina. He won a NC for Duffy. The first black QB from the South to win a N.C.
Archie Griffin is such a legend that he’s respected & admired by Penn State fans. He’s a great man.
The faculty decision to turn down the '61 Rose Bowl was actually the result of a culmination of events over the previous decade or so. From the West Point cheating and basketball point shaving scandals of '48 - '51, the de-emphasis of major sports by the Ivy League schools in '54, and the slush fund revelations at many schools in '57-'59, the OSU faculty had more than enough ammunition to aim at the athletic department. Combine the non-renewal of the Rose Bowl contract by Big Ten members with the stunning success of OSU athletics between, say, '58 - '62 (both team and individual, you can look it up), the faculty had a window to vent its' displeasure - and it did.The long term result is what we see today at virtually every school : the separation of the athletic department from the wider university, run by the athletic director, with a semi-arms length relation to the chancellor/president, who can only hope that no felony or scandal brings taint or besmirchment to the entity as a whole.
One of the hardest hitting games i ever saw.
Michigan fan here. Archie Griffin is the classiest, coolest guy you will ever meet.He said to a friend of mine that he wasn't even the best running back at Ohio State. Very modest and humble gentleman.
Jack Tatum would end up excelling when he played for the raiders!
Rex Kern. One of our best QBs ever. Much respect to him.
My first Big 10 game. We didn't know who won until we got back home.
I agree they were the best the A Ds knew it to OSU won big
The 2002 team had storybook season! When the Buckeyes beat Miami in the title game it was a game that brought tears of joy!
Too bad Buckeyes never won a Natty when he was there. 73 team could have been voted No. 1. 74 and 75 teams lost Rose Bowls they should have won
Too bad Buckeyes couldn't win Consensus Nattys in 69 and 70s with similar personnel
If only his father would have let Chris go to Ann Arbor......🤔
Buckeyes were the best in '73.
I was there and had a blast!...OH!
IO!
Paul Brown won Championships with Ohio State and Cleveland. Brown set a standard at Ohio State that Woody Hayes built on in 50s and 60s.
Tough. But Ohio State did not put MSU away earlier in the game.
Remember, MSU's wide receiver Mile Hurd dropped a wide open TD pass early in the game. Maybe MSU could have pulled away early had that pass been caught.
Did everything but beat Michigan.
Great running back. A great Buckeye.
Probably should have been an illegal procedure penalty on OSU that last play bc they weren’t set
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Pretty silly of Jack Fullen to take that stance especially considering how much Woody valued education.
A bunch of intellectual snobs who haven’t even touched a pigskin shouldn’t get to decide that shit. Worried about the educational value of going to the Rose Bowl? Bitch, it’s on New Years Day, which last time I checked is winter break in college. Sounds more like they just wanted to have a power trip over a program that’s more popular than they’ll ever be. Thank God this doesn’t happen anymore.
❤The GOAT of the Buckeyes!!!
More garbage blabbing from Archie Griffin. Michigan State WON this game with NO controversy. How was your professional career, Archie?
This was not about Archie's pro career. The fact that they highlighted a loss on a program called Buckeye Cassics speaks for itself!!
@pauldavis7310 Except they failed to show the "controversial" bad call interception on the first play of the Buckeyes' last drive. Of course, that would have spoiled the thrill of the "controversial ending:.
@@bradleyholt9805 True.
I was a sophomore at OSU and went to this game. Good times.
Archie Griffin disappeared in virtually every critical game and was TERRIBLE in the NFL.
It’s crazy that the goal used to always be a rose bowl and not to be the national champion.
I was there. The winning TD kiss I got from the girl next to me - college memories.
Cornelius Greene terrible passer.
Yes, and very reckless running the option.
@@johnm8096 Agree.
His passing won the '74 Rose Bowl. And '75 mich. game. I also remember that wheel route to Archie that got us out of trouble against Penn St.
How about your professional career, Archie? Haaaaa! He never stops blabbing.
I was a Boiler and at that game. Some fellow students and I came over the night before and met some friendly Buckeye students at a bar who lived in a big house and told we could sleep over there if we promised to stay Saturday night for a party. Hell yes! We expected to be celebrating a Boiler win, but not so! OSU really controlled us, I don't think Keyes wanted to line up against Tatum in the second half, we couldn't get anything going, shut out 13-0!! Long Saturday night and drive home Sunday. But the guys we met at OSU were great hosts!
This stuff is laughable now, given how big football has become. But it was different then.
Hard to believe it will be 50 years ago in November.
any one know when this video was recorded ........it is really cool to see these hilites ......... just excellent ...
back again ....... LOVE this stuff !!!
really love hearing the hunility of these guys ........ so very cool to see bill long come thru in the clutch .......there is a terrific book on this 68 season .....co written by larry zelina ........ from cleveland BENEDICTINE HIGH SCHOOL ........ YES SIR ........ thank u so much ....... buckeye classics....... these classics are tru ely classics ......
Rest in Peace Stefanie Spielman! God Bless the Spielman family ❤️
Game ended meaning nothing since we still won the Big Ten and lost to USC in the Rose Bowl, so it we wouldn’t have won a National Championship
Had Ohio State beaten USC it would have won the N.C.
this loss gave Alabama a chance for the Championship but lost to Notre Dame again in the orange bowl 13-11
No, sir. You’re referring to the 1973 season.
Wasn’t Woody Hayes fault they struggled 1962-1967. It’s hard to recruit the best talent if they knew there’s a chance they wouldn’t be allowed to compete in the Rose Bowl, like what happened in 1961
A great buckeye victory
I am so proud to be a Buckeye because of this man a better person than ball player he is a true legend!!(#45)”THE”ARCHIE GRIFFIN from “THE”
Archie Griffin is such a legend that he’s respected & admired by Penn State fans. He’s a great man.
Can you imagine winning a game without getting a first down?Michigan(TTUN)sucks fuck them clowns!!
The 1973 team was amazing they gave up 5 touchdowns the whole season 3 came in the Rose Bowl vs USC The offensive line was unreal skill players and that defense gave up less than 5. ppg Cournelius Greene very underrated qb (#45) was also very good and Gradishar was the best linebacker in twenty years andFox and Colzie Bruce Elia and Pete Johnson were 230 lb tanksImagine if Champ Henson hadn’t gotten hurt he was all america talent. Everyone knew we wouldn’t throw but they still couldn’t stop them.And they destroyed a very good SC team into the Rose Bowl
I remember watching on TV with my Dad, who hated Hayes. By the end of the game, we both felt a little sorry for him; not because they lost but because we both thought Woody was going to vapor lock somewhere on the field!