My 2nd Grade class wrote Archie letters offering support or concerns about him playing in this game. Mine was printed in numerous papers throughout Mississippi. Been downhill for me since.
Art Cantrelle lives in my home town Ocean Springs, MS. I see him out and about every now and then, buy him a beer, and listen to his stories of his time at LSU.
Growing up in south Mississippi all we ever really saw was Lsu in those days. However it was the courage of Archie Manning playing against Lsu with a broke arm, that this then 10 year old remembered the most. Been a Rebel ever since that day, thanks to Archie Manning.
Oh, this is just awesome! I was there! Bert Jones and Andy Hamilton were awesome! I thought I would never see anything like this again... I had the pleasure 20 years later to spend a couple of days with Archie Manning, and a finer person you have never met! God that was a game, though!
That was in 1972---2 years later, when LSU ran off 2 plays in 4 seconds to win the game after the horn had blown, on a pass from Bert Jones. I think the final score was 17 to 16.. Ole Miss fans said LSU couldn't possibly have gotten off 2 plays in that time and a group of them rented a billboard on I-55 entering LA saying "Set your watch back 4 seconds; you are entering Louisiana"
I remember watching this game at my grandparents home in Arkansas with all aunts and Uncles looking on. Archie who was in serious pain playing the entire game with ah broken arm. It was heroic effort however futile because of LSU's Chinese Bandit's Dooms Day Defense. The outcome was never in doubt. GEAUX TIGERS !
Ole Miss didn't put up much resistance on those last 2 TDs. That went from 33-17 to 61-17 pretty quickly. Just 2 weeks earlier, LSU was shut out at Notre Dame, 3-0.
Exactly. I was thinking the same thing. That punt return by Casanova was pathetic effort by Ole Miss. Nobody even tried to tackle him, there wasn’t even anybody to block.
I heard a story from a man who played linebacker for Lsu that some of the players felt bad for Archie and were trying to protect him when they hit him and not hurt his injured arm. But the LSU team hated him cuz he ole miss had beat us twice in a row. So some players intentionally hit him extra hard. I think that played into the Manning familys hatred for Lsu.
People know the Saints stunk, but Ole Miss was overmatched in the SEC too. Archie had to carry those teams as well , and it influenced how his play style developed. Run for your life and hope somebody fluke gets open. I listened to a guy who played linebacker at Lsu against Archie in his last year at Ole Miss. The Tigers beat them like 60-10. And the Lsu linebacker talked about how they wanted to knock Archies head off cuz he had actually beat us two years in a row, but as the blowout ensued the players were actually tackling him then propping themselves up so they didnt hit Archie too bad cuz they felt bad for him. But it was too little too late, cuz the beating the Lsu teams put on Archie in those 3 games made him hate Lsu. A Manning will never play for the Tigers.
@Stephen Forfer Southerners who fly the Dixie flag still do so today because they wish to honor the common Southern soldier in the War for Southern Independence and to acknowledge the existence of a Southern civilization. Where the North saw rebellion, the South saw independence and the right to self-determination. Nobody who currently flies the Dixie flag has ever thought of seceding from the Union for a second time or wishes to bring back slavery or Jim Crow, they're hard working people who love God and their country. You've got your own form of arrogance if you truly believe that all Southerners who fly or respect the Dixie flag are these so-called collectives of satanic cult members treating the flag like an idol. Some are willing to stop flying the flag because, yes, they happen to take the feelings of others into consideration; or to avoid violence against them. However, why are you condemning them and only them when those who hate the flag itself put their own feelings higher than others...shouldn't they be respecting the feelings that their neighbor may have about the Confederate flag they fly (that they actually fly it to honor the Southern states) instead of forcing their false imaginative version of reality onto reality itself? Please, reconsider the way you view Southerners because they are not who you falsely accuse them to be, lest you fall into the same hubris you claim to be against. Also, I'd appreciate it if you refrained from following up each piece of sacred scripture with your own subjective narrative and interpretation, you aren't speaking the will of God nor are you yourself Jesus Christ, the Bible is here to serve GOD's Word, not YOUR word.
@Stephen Forfer I am just a normal Roman Catholic from the South. Lemme tell you this, my family and friends are some of the most loving and devout human beings that I know who would denounce the KKK any day and absolutely adore God, so I will not accept this twisted idea that God hates them and will damn them to hell just because they accept and at some point flew the Dixie flag outdoors or indoors. I myself had a great grandfather whose business was harrased by the Klan because he refused to convert to Protestantism and join their ranks. But, we here in the South never associated the Dixie flag with the KKK, those who are Klan members and fly it (along with the Stars and Stripes) are just a tiny minority in the rest of Southerners who simply see the flag as "The South". We see it in this video here that the flags are waved to help support and cheer on Ole Miss, we see it on the Dukes of Hazzard's iconic car, and we see it in Lynyrd Skynyrd covers, it represents the South and its culture today just as the Scottish flag represents Scotland within the United Kingdom. Not only is your interpretation of the Dixie flag very close-minded and not once have you considered the viewpoints of others on the flag (treating your subjective view as "objective"), but I don't believe this man to be "prophetical" as I would with Christ himself or any canonized saint. The institution of slavery was historically defended using the Bible, sacred scripture was used to debunk Galileo's theory of heliocentrism which the Catholic Church eventually accepted in the future, and some believed that the creation of the CSA was following the footsteps of the Founding Fathers who defected from the British Empire. And if you're trying to fight with scriptures, then according to Proverbs 22:28, is the cleansing of Confederate monuments and symbolism in the South going against the Bible and therefore wrong? Roe v. Wade legalizes abortion in America and atheism is prevalent outside of the South, God's revelations are being rejected in favor of personal wants, yet you're here complaining about the Dixie flag and the people who wave them...whom living in the most religious part of the States? I apologize if we here in the rural South disagree with your "objective" view of the flag as "evil", we simply aren't as perfect, saintly, objective and intelligent as you are and are just going to hell anyways...
College football was more fun back in those days (at least to me it was). Fun games which made us forget the difficult times and those cheerleader girls looked so cute!
Definitely Bill Fleming on PBP, but I think the color guy was Forest Evashevski, former Iowa head coach. I assume Wilkinson did the Arkansas-Texas game earlier that day with Chris Schenckel. That one was national; Ole Miss-LSU was a regional telecast, despite being in prime time. The game was played on December 5, the final day of the regular season when only a small number of games were played.
Didn't Archie have his left arm in a sling(broke it earlier in the year)? Plus, Vaught wasn't even on the sidelines for that game. He hat a heart attack late in the year. Gotta love this rivalry, though. I remember the beat down. Remember Ole Miss paying them back more than once in Tiger Stadium over the years.
You must be a 9 year old that has some Ole Miss friends that you hate bc I know no old dude rn would even know how to work TH-cam or spending his time calling Ole Miss Ole piss 🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️
This finally ended agony of '60's OleMiss win-streak since Moreau's great '64 2-pt con-version catch! Bewilders why LSU's lost 39 times (58-39-4) to "Rebels" [ISamuel15:23] but Alabama's only lost 8 to them (50-8-2) - yet their fans seem to regard MS-AL series a rivalry! Doesn't rivalry imply competitive? No wonder why LSU's only beaten Bama 25 times (25-47-5) since we physically/spiritually struggle greatly with a rival they purely dominate! [Visit: GodsRemedyForAmerica.yolasite.com]
@@chuckwest7045 Oh I’m not scared of anything and I never said that you brought it up. I simply asked YOU a question that you did not answer. If YOU are scared to answer my question you don’t have to.
@@zvbx Usually those who ask if someone is scared are the ones who are actually afraid of something. I presume you to be afraid of something.......perhaps the truth.
Awesome with no politics
there were confederate flags everywhere you moron
My 2nd Grade class wrote Archie letters offering support or concerns about him playing in this game. Mine was printed in numerous papers throughout Mississippi. Been downhill for me since.
Art Cantrelle lives in my home town Ocean Springs, MS. I see him out and about every now and then, buy him a beer, and listen to his stories of his time at LSU.
Growing up in south Mississippi all we ever really saw was Lsu in those days. However it was the courage of Archie Manning playing against Lsu with a broke arm, that this then 10 year old remembered the most. Been a Rebel ever since that day, thanks to Archie Manning.
Oh, this is just awesome! I was there! Bert Jones and Andy Hamilton were awesome! I thought I would never see anything like this again... I had the pleasure 20 years later to spend a couple of days with Archie Manning, and a finer person you have never met! God that was a game, though!
That was in 1972---2 years later, when LSU ran off 2 plays in 4 seconds to win the game after the horn had blown, on a pass from Bert Jones. I think the final score was 17 to 16.. Ole Miss fans said LSU couldn't possibly have gotten off 2 plays in that time and a group of them rented a billboard on I-55 entering LA saying "Set your watch back 4 seconds; you are entering Louisiana"
lray1948 that says 1970
I remember watching this game at my grandparents home in Arkansas with all aunts and Uncles looking on. Archie who was in serious pain playing the entire game with ah broken arm. It was heroic effort however futile because of LSU's Chinese Bandit's Dooms Day Defense.
The outcome was never in doubt. GEAUX TIGERS !
love those old LSU block endzones
I forgot that Bruiser coached that game. That was a nightmare.
That game was on prime time TV and IN COLOR! A very big deal at the time.
I was AT this game!!! Glorious!
I was there. IIRC Archie had his left arm in a cast, but still passed for 2 TDs.
Ole Miss didn't put up much resistance on those last 2 TDs. That went from 33-17 to 61-17 pretty quickly. Just 2 weeks earlier, LSU was shut out at Notre Dame, 3-0.
Exactly. I was thinking the same thing. That punt return by Casanova was pathetic effort by Ole Miss. Nobody even tried to tackle him, there wasn’t even anybody to block.
Wasn't there a Ole Miss vs. LSU game that ended stragely regarding the time?
Yes.....Two years later in 1972.
Thanks.
lsu was beast back then to? dam!!
I heard a story from a man who played linebacker for Lsu that some of the players felt bad for Archie and were trying to protect him when they hit him and not hurt his injured arm. But the LSU team hated him cuz he ole miss had beat us twice in a row. So some players intentionally hit him extra hard. I think that played into the Manning familys hatred for Lsu.
People know the Saints stunk, but Ole Miss was overmatched in the SEC too. Archie had to carry those teams as well , and it influenced how his play style developed. Run for your life and hope somebody fluke gets open. I listened to a guy who played linebacker at Lsu against Archie in his last year at Ole Miss. The Tigers beat them like 60-10. And the Lsu linebacker talked about how they wanted to knock Archies head off cuz he had actually beat us two years in a row, but as the blowout ensued the players were actually tackling him then propping themselves up so they didnt hit Archie too bad cuz they felt bad for him. But it was too little too late, cuz the beating the Lsu teams put on Archie in those 3 games made him hate Lsu. A Manning will never play for the Tigers.
Does anyone have the old .45 rpm
"Archie Who at LSU" ??????? HUH??
1.50 Unpopular opinion : The is nothing wrong with the confederate flag and i think is a really cool looking flag :)
@Stephen Forfer Southerners who fly the Dixie flag still do so today because they wish to honor the common Southern soldier in the War for Southern Independence and to acknowledge the existence of a Southern civilization. Where the North saw rebellion, the South saw independence and the right to self-determination. Nobody who currently flies the Dixie flag has ever thought of seceding from the Union for a second time or wishes to bring back slavery or Jim Crow, they're hard working people who love God and their country. You've got your own form of arrogance if you truly believe that all Southerners who fly or respect the Dixie flag are these so-called collectives of satanic cult members treating the flag like an idol. Some are willing to stop flying the flag because, yes, they happen to take the feelings of others into consideration; or to avoid violence against them. However, why are you condemning them and only them when those who hate the flag itself put their own feelings higher than others...shouldn't they be respecting the feelings that their neighbor may have about the Confederate flag they fly (that they actually fly it to honor the Southern states) instead of forcing their false imaginative version of reality onto reality itself? Please, reconsider the way you view Southerners because they are not who you falsely accuse them to be, lest you fall into the same hubris you claim to be against. Also, I'd appreciate it if you refrained from following up each piece of sacred scripture with your own subjective narrative and interpretation, you aren't speaking the will of God nor are you yourself Jesus Christ, the Bible is here to serve GOD's Word, not YOUR word.
@Stephen Forfer I am just a normal Roman Catholic from the South. Lemme tell you this, my family and friends are some of the most loving and devout human beings that I know who would denounce the KKK any day and absolutely adore God, so I will not accept this twisted idea that God hates them and will damn them to hell just because they accept and at some point flew the Dixie flag outdoors or indoors. I myself had a great grandfather whose business was harrased by the Klan because he refused to convert to Protestantism and join their ranks. But, we here in the South never associated the Dixie flag with the KKK, those who are Klan members and fly it (along with the Stars and Stripes) are just a tiny minority in the rest of Southerners who simply see the flag as "The South". We see it in this video here that the flags are waved to help support and cheer on Ole Miss, we see it on the Dukes of Hazzard's iconic car, and we see it in Lynyrd Skynyrd covers, it represents the South and its culture today just as the Scottish flag represents Scotland within the United Kingdom. Not only is your interpretation of the Dixie flag very close-minded and not once have you considered the viewpoints of others on the flag (treating your subjective view as "objective"), but I don't believe this man to be "prophetical" as I would with Christ himself or any canonized saint. The institution of slavery was historically defended using the Bible, sacred scripture was used to debunk Galileo's theory of heliocentrism which the Catholic Church eventually accepted in the future, and some believed that the creation of the CSA was following the footsteps of the Founding Fathers who defected from the British Empire. And if you're trying to fight with scriptures, then according to Proverbs 22:28, is the cleansing of Confederate monuments and symbolism in the South going against the Bible and therefore wrong? Roe v. Wade legalizes abortion in America and atheism is prevalent outside of the South, God's revelations are being rejected in favor of personal wants, yet you're here complaining about the Dixie flag and the people who wave them...whom living in the most religious part of the States? I apologize if we here in the rural South disagree with your "objective" view of the flag as "evil", we simply aren't as perfect, saintly, objective and intelligent as you are and are just going to hell anyways...
Instead of playing Dixie the Ole Miss band should've played Taps.
Not much has changed in 50 years 😂
Archie looked so disinterested.
What in the world is that sped-up strange music in the first 2 seconds?
No, i think that was Bill Flemming with Bud Wilkinson doing color commentary. Wow, hard to believe it was over 40 years ago.
College football was more fun back in those days (at least to me it was). Fun games which made us forget the difficult times and those cheerleader girls looked so cute!
Definitely Bill Fleming on PBP, but I think the color guy was Forest Evashevski, former Iowa head coach. I assume Wilkinson did the Arkansas-Texas game earlier that day with Chris Schenckel. That one was national; Ole Miss-LSU was a regional telecast, despite being in prime time. The game was played on December 5, the final day of the regular season when only a small number of games were played.
Geaux Tigers!!
ended up 61-17
See Archie Manning being introduced at the 9 second mark. He looks really excited to be there......said no one ever.
I was a student at LSU and at the game.What a beautiful BEATDOWN of Ole Piss !
Didn't Archie have his left arm in a sling(broke it earlier in the year)? Plus, Vaught wasn't even on the sidelines for that game. He hat a heart attack late in the year. Gotta love this rivalry, though. I remember the beat down. Remember Ole Miss paying them back more than once in Tiger Stadium over the years.
You must be a 9 year old that has some Ole Miss friends that you hate bc I know no old dude rn would even know how to work TH-cam or spending his time calling Ole Miss Ole piss 🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️
You mean like what the Crimson Tide does to you Pussycats just about every year. LMFAO! Bama's record against LSU : 56 - 24 - 5.
in 1972
I was born in the wrong time
This finally ended agony of '60's OleMiss win-streak since Moreau's great '64 2-pt con-version catch! Bewilders why LSU's lost 39 times (58-39-4) to "Rebels" [ISamuel15:23] but Alabama's only lost 8 to them (50-8-2) - yet their fans seem to regard MS-AL series a rivalry! Doesn't rivalry imply competitive? No wonder why LSU's only beaten Bama 25 times (25-47-5) since we physically/spiritually struggle greatly with a rival they purely dominate! [Visit: GodsRemedyForAmerica.yolasite.com]
REBEL FLAGS are BEAUTIFUL!!!
Good ole fashioned hate...
Yeah, but when your "mighty" Notre Dame team came to play LSU on the return game at Tiger Stadium y'all got your asses handed to you 28-8.
Worst punt coverage ever seen in my life...must of used all lineman and invalids to cover.
Geaux to Hell Ole Miss
No
This must make Mr. Botto cringe.
Still hard to believe the level of segregation into the 1970s in the SEC.
The rest of the nation was hardly much better. What's really hard to believe is that liberals like you keep bringing the past up all the time.
@@chuckwest7045 Scared of the truth?
@@zvbx I'm not the one who brought it up. Take it up with Jeff Browne if you're scared.
@@chuckwest7045 Oh I’m not scared of anything and I never said that you brought it up. I simply asked YOU a question that you did not answer. If YOU are scared to answer my question you don’t have to.
@@zvbx Usually those who ask if someone is scared are the ones who are actually afraid of something. I presume you to be afraid of something.......perhaps the truth.
The Ole Miss side looks like a Klan rally lol