Stanford vs. USC November 10, 1973 20mn
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With Chick Hearn, the voice of the LA Lakers on the call...even in 1972 college football had wild games.
Well he doesn't know football jesus it was a lateral, it thought it was a completed pass good God.
@@breakmylegs7294, borderline by a half yard backward from a straight line from where the ball was released, yep at most, and possibly without a monitor and just looking thru binocs, it would be difficult for a play-by-play announcer to tell. Even if they had a monitor, back in those days of analog transmission, via closed circuit insude the stasium only, screens, it might've been very hard to tell for the pbp'er.
Tell me, have you ever done play-by-play, on radio or TELEVISION?..
On another TH-cam channel I watched the 1964 Rose Bowl and Chick Hearn called that game and for me it was a pleasant surprise for years I listened to him call Laker games and he was the best but I didn’t know he did college football not surprised. I think for years LA in my opinion the 2 greatest sports announcers Chick Hearn and Vince Scully both could read a phone book and it would keep you on the edge of your seat 😀
All American Booker Brown USC Trojans played left tackle and right tackle 63 RIP Pops
That 42 yard penalty on the bump of Lynn Swan would have only been 15 yards today. Also, @12:30 JV football? This must have been just a California school program as I grew up in Seattle during this time and attended plenty of Pac 8 games at Husky stadium and the UW didn't even have a JV team. I don't believe WSU, Oregon or OSU had them either.
Like to know who the USC coaching staff member was that gave Stanford the ‘Arm Salute’ when the Trojans came onto the field after the field goal was made.
It might’ve been Don Lindsey. The LA Times had a photo of him jumping for joy and it looks like the same guy.
They were using end zone bleachers in '73, I see.
Stanford and USC with Chick Hearn announcing 14:20
This is the 1973 game and an awesome piece of Trojan history.
When did Chick Hearn do football? I take it this was the broadcast shown the day after, since they only had live coverage on ABC
Yes. UCLA-Oregon was regionally televised on ABC this day.
Pro Bowl legend Mike Boryla !! ... and that Esposito Hockey game looks pretty cool 😎
Southern Cal was a 25-point favorite in this game. It was telecast on tape the following day at 4 pm on KTLA-5.
Ugh - if ONLY Stanford could have held on in this one. My UCLA Bruins would have been in the Rose Bowl.
What a phenomenal recording! Is the rest of the game on tape or just the final few minutes?
With 7 seconds left and Stanford having a full compliment of time outs. Before the Trojans about to kick a Game Winning Field Goal, why didn’t anyone in the Stanford Coaching Staff think about “Icing the Kicker” with one of their time outs before the Field Goal Attempt?
Football's come a long way in the nearly 50 years since this game.
@@nedwart
You mean The Technology and Intelligence of Football has come a long way in the past 50 years. This isn’t a new rule, anyone with A Football IQ of nearly 200 could’ve thought of that tactic then. I’ve been reading up on Icing the Kicker, it’s not a new technique. Someone posted on the Internet that the NFL began doing this in the 1970’s. When you have extra time outs to spend, you can use them any way to your desire, including to give The Opposite Kicker a little extra time to think about what he is about to do. The Rules of Time Outs have never changed for as long as there was Time Outs in Football.
Believe me, I am not knocking you down when making this comment. In fact, I believe you are absolutely correct, Football has come a long way in the last 50 years. Who knows, 50 years later The Evolution of The National Football League could be broken down to a Science.
I started watching football in the early 1980s and even then, it was not universally used. For that matter, I am not convinced today that it is particularly effective, but it is so (annoyingly) universal today that everyone assumes that it is the correct move. Evolution does not necessarily mean progress.
@@ericwilson6411
You are correct, Evolution does not mean progress, but it does pertain to Science.
Ah yes, the modern show-stopping, conversation-ending coda of "Science." Well, as someone who actually knows something about science and what it's like to do science, I'd be very interested in the study showing that university-level and professional placekickers, all who have their own individual routines and manners of preparing to do one job, are as a group statistically significantly adversely affected by having an extra couple of minutes to mentally prepare to do that one job.
Which team mobbed the field with 3 seconds left, and which team got an unsportsmanlike conduct penalty?
Coliseum refs. Home cooking.
Stan Ford. Former Cowboys RB Scott Laidlaw in this game.
Was future COWBOY, Blaine Nye on the STANFORD O-line?
Looks like a USC coach might have made an obscene gesture towards the Stanford bench 17:42
The two schools hated each other back then. McKay was once quoted as saying he wished he could beat Stanford by 2000 points. He never got into details on why but I read an interview with Lynn Swan who talked about his USC days and he also hated Stanford. He spoke about the 1972 game in Palo Alto; when he walked onto the field with his teammates he claimed to have heard a barrage of racial insults (including a lot of the N-word) from the Stanford student section. Of course, Bill Walsh had nothing nice to say about USC when he went back to coaching Stanford in the 1990s so it could be there has always been blood between the school.
@@scottreed244, wow..BAY AREA LIBS= STANFORD ELITIST FANS, with bigoted comments toward SWANN, ANTHONY DAVIS, ET ALL...
WOW, I AM NOT SURPRISED.
The bad blood goes back a long time - back to the earliest days of the rivalry. I don't recall the years, but when Stanford lost their first game to the Trojans, the non-graduating players pledged they would never lose to USC again. They made good on their pledge, but they eventually graduated. They viewed USC as a brash upstart, so it was an insult to them to lose to USC. It's been bitter ever since. These days, more times than not, Stanford is USC's bitch.
Stanford vs. USC November 10, 1973. Chick Hearn on the play by play.
Who did the analysis?
Wayne Esper
Lynn Swann sighting!
If Tom Kelly was calling this game instead of Chick Hearn he REALLY would have gotten overboard of that guy throwing a beer can onto the field.
@Jim Magnet Man both men have been known to exaggerate a bit
Good..the can grenader should've been put in jail.
Chick Hearn doing the play by play on USC Football? Where was Tom Kelly?
Tom Kelly was the radio voice of USC football at the time so he was doing the game on radio.
Hard to tell but on the second to last play before the game winning USC field goal, it looked like Davis was down before he got out of bounds.
Easy to tell. Davis never got out of bounds. Southern Cal *always* got favorable calls at home in those days.
At 16:55 the USC receiver ran out of bounds on the Stanford sideline.
Awesome video. Stanford blew it.
Future Dallas Cowboy Scott Laidlaw at halfback for the Cardinal.
Trojan tailback Rod McNeil would eventually go on to be on the inaugural Tampa Bay Buccaneers team of 1976
Jim Obradovich wasn’t far behind
@@bakerfsu, BUCS AND BEARS?
His relative, either father or bro or uncle, played linebacker with the CHIBEARS. AND, the TB BABY BUCS UNDER J. MCKAY, I believe, first drafted O'BRAD for an eventual backup tight end spot ..
Memory may be playing tricks on me.
At my age, you never know.
Obviously this is played at the Los Angeles Coliseum because on odd numbered years the USC Trojans would play Stanford at Home, then go to Strawberry Valley to face the California Golden Bears.
It would be vice versa on even years.
pssst. USC wears cardinal jerseys for home games...
They needed replay in this game that was no lateral and it was incomplete lol
Actually it was a good call. If you watch Haden's feet he's standing on the 17 yard line when he throws it and the receiver is standing on the 15 yard line when it hits his hands so the pass went back 2 yards and was, therefore, a lateral. I type this with no joy in my heart as I'm a UCLA alumni and would have loved to have seen USC lose.
@@scottreed244, may be, but I saw 14.5 for receiver, 13.8 or 14 for HADEN.
IT WAS close.
Good call..
It was a lateral. Not really the best designed play as that's a difficult throw for the qb to be accurate with. Need to make sure it's a forward pass to avoid this scenario.
Incomplete pass !
I’ve been watching football for 50 years and can honestly say that fumble call is the worst call I’ve ever seen.
Actually it was a good call. If you watch Haden's feet he's standing on the 17 yard line when he throws it and the receiver is standing on the 15 yard line when it hits his hands so the pass went back 2 yards and was, therefore, a lateral. I type this with no joy in my heart as I'm a UCLA alumni and would have loved to have seen USC lose.
I've been watching football for 50 years, and unless someone picks it up, runs with it, throws it, or kicks it,
I don't believe its ever gonna be moving.
Well, there is the wind..or an earthquake.
Man, are my eyes and legs and neck tired.
Anything to eat?
I am starving.
Hey..What's this 15 foot long beard and divorce notice on the table about?
the deck is stacked? this is why stanford sucks.