Brian, I loved to watch you play. You inspired me to be the best. You and Tony. I played NG and was also being recruited to go play at OU my sophomore year in HS. But, I had a bad accident the summer before my junior year. Couldn’t do anything, anything for seven months. I was devastated to miss a year of ball. I took time, got better, trained harder, lifted every day. I was in the best condition of my life. Summer practice started and first day of pads… bam. Got hit wrong and was in the hospital for seven days. The neurologist came in and told me I can never play ball again. If I do? I could die from the head wound I sustained in my accident. I think at that time that was the worst news you could’ve given me. I still miss it to this day. It was my dream as a kid to play at OU just like most of the kids in rural Oklahoma. Because in our book if you can play at OU and for Coach Switzer… you can play on any team, for any Coach. Thank you for the interview. Thank you for letting us get to know Brian Bosworth. Not just “The Boz.” Bless you both.
Brian’s intelligence is what made him a dangerous football player. Lots of football players are big, fast, strong, and mean. Few have the extra element of being smart too.
Excellent video, gave you a Sub and a Like, learned a lot of behind the scenes of Bosworth and Coach Switzer! enjoyed it very much and happy to hear the Bos mention the Lord Jesus! Amen!
Coach Switzer and Brian have a special relationship; pretty cool. And the Barry Switzer show was awesome. What is interesting is Coach Switzer looked at and analyzed the "player" and not what his HS football team's win-loss record was.
I still have my 44 home and away jersies that i wore on game day in 85. Up until Brian Bosworth my favorite linebacker was George Cumbie. Brian barr none will always be my favorite Linebacker at OU. God bless you Brian Bosworth
I'm not sure if Dave Chappelle should feel threatened as a comedian, but listening to Barry and Brian go back-and-forth was hilarious. They really are football legends in Oklahoma and I don't see pro football ever producing the bonds that those 2 men have with each other.I also don't see the new NIL fostering the kind of relationship that those 2 men have with each other. I am not at all against money. But when that is the motivation, the results are you usually very sub par at best.
I’m glad that the Boz curse has ceased to exist. I was a student at OU from 95-98 and although the team sucked those years we knew if Boz was on the sidelines that the loss was gonna be worse.
Switzer has an incredible memory. But to not remember Turner Gill from NU (despite the fact that Gill wasn't there in '84) makes me worry he might need some Prevagen....
B.V. must have listened to coach Barry Switzer. As B.V. has them look to God and to guide the young men to be good people and great men all while building a great team.
The word legend is thrown around alot, but these two are the true definition of legends.
Brian, I loved to watch you play. You inspired me to be the best. You and Tony. I played NG and was also being recruited to go play at OU my sophomore year in HS. But, I had a bad accident the summer before my junior year. Couldn’t do anything, anything for seven months. I was devastated to miss a year of ball. I took time, got better, trained harder, lifted every day. I was in the best condition of my life. Summer practice started and first day of pads… bam. Got hit wrong and was in the hospital for seven days. The neurologist came in and told me I can never play ball again. If I do? I could die from the head wound I sustained in my accident. I think at that time that was the worst news you could’ve given me. I still miss it to this day. It was my dream as a kid to play at OU just like most of the kids in rural Oklahoma. Because in our book if you can play at OU and for Coach Switzer… you can play on any team, for any Coach. Thank you for the interview. Thank you for letting us get to know Brian Bosworth. Not just “The Boz.” Bless you both.
This is a great, great interview of Brian.
The Very Best of the Best!!!!
awesome show, oklahoma football tradition at its best. Thank You Both.
Brian’s intelligence is what made him a dangerous football player. Lots of football players are big, fast, strong, and mean. Few have the extra element of being smart too.
Excellent video, gave you a Sub and a Like, learned a lot of behind the scenes of Bosworth and Coach Switzer! enjoyed it very much and happy to hear the Bos mention the Lord Jesus! Amen!
Continued blessings on your lives Men for your heart for people and zeal for life!
Coach Switzer and Brian have a special relationship; pretty cool. And the Barry Switzer show was awesome. What is interesting is Coach Switzer looked at and analyzed the "player" and not what his HS football team's win-loss record was.
We will always love you Brian.
TWO FOOTBALL GODS!!
I still have my 44 home and away jersies that i wore on game day in 85. Up until Brian Bosworth my favorite linebacker was George Cumbie. Brian barr none will always be my favorite Linebacker at OU. God bless you Brian Bosworth
That was F'n Awesome!!!
Great video
I'm not sure if Dave Chappelle should feel threatened as a comedian, but listening to Barry and Brian go back-and-forth was hilarious. They really are football legends in Oklahoma and I don't see pro football ever producing the bonds that those 2 men have with each other.I also don't see the new NIL fostering the kind of relationship that those 2 men have with each other. I am not at all against money. But when that is the motivation, the results are you usually very sub par at best.
Love this! That steroid conversation was halarious!!
Just WOW!!!!!
I always loved "Stone Cold".....
6::35...lol at Barry's hand gestures.
Turner Gill is probably the Nebraska qb that coach was thinking about.
Damn I bet Switzer could still coach, I'd like to see him for like a couple seasons and then be done.
❤️ Barry Switzer & wishbone offense 1970s & 1980s
The Bozz opening up
I hope im that sharp if I make it to switzers age
I’m glad that the Boz curse has ceased to exist. I was a student at OU from 95-98 and although the team sucked those years we knew if Boz was on the sidelines that the loss was gonna be worse.
Boz looks different.
We were just getting to know each other better when
Switzer has an incredible memory. But to not remember Turner Gill from NU (despite the fact that Gill wasn't there in '84) makes me worry he might need some Prevagen....
I wonder what Barry thinks about the 2022 football team? Maybe BV should listen to what he has to say!
B.V. must have listened to coach Barry Switzer. As B.V. has them look to God and to guide the young men to be good people and great men all while building a great team.
And me
too much audio reverb
I am the youngest sister too.
I met the youngest 1 1st
Maybe someone lied to me a long time ago. I thought yours were tge pointer sisters
Now overnight they said another of your sisters died and do you have any?
Don't start your video with a parade of advertising!!!
National organization of women?
It ain't fair to her
I got triggered
Boomer
wow horrible audio
Jivan and jerone get of your son
Get off him
Oklahoma, Nebraska, Texas and the Big 8 Conference during the 70s & 80s dominated like the SEC does today! Go back and look at the stats and records.