Dude the quality of this video is insane! we need a part 2. Hoping the algorithm comes back around in your favor soon, this video needs more views! as someone who isn't from a big college football city, but a huge sports fan in general, you helped me understand the history and essence of college football, the rivalries and why its as great as it is.
Well done! It's worth noting that Nebraska was the first team to employ a strength coach and after only a couple years of official strength training won back to back national titles causing every other team to follow suit.
waited a bit to watch this to let TH-cam allow higher resolution, im not the most into football let alone sports but things like secret base will still catch my eye. this falls into that category; watching someone who knows what they're talking about talk about it with clean editing. another banger upload, even if a little unexpected to see a video like this on here. good job!
So that’s where the algorithm sent it? It’s alot of football fans in these here comments talking about how they stumbled across it and how did they miss this.
Hey empire. I don’t want to fill you with false hope but I just found your vids and they’re incredible. I’m sorry TH-cam has never pushed your vids but that might change because I don’t think I’m the only one just finding your stuff!
Boss, you did a fantastic job on researching and proving clips, news articles, standings, pictures, & film which when you talking about late 1800’s that really impressive just to see a picture or a dash of film. Cannot wait for part 2!
I lived in New England for well…. too many years. I’ve been on the campus of Princeton in New Jersey. You’ve got to be fucking kidding me if you think saying Princeton is in New England (twice) is a “fantastic job on researching”. If he can’t get the easy little things correct, I’m going to say he can’t get the big things correct.
@@lionhearted7450 fuck you, nothing you typed proved me wrong. So take your fake moral superiority and shove it up your ass. Unless you can prove Princeton NJ is in New England (as stated twice) go fuck off.
Great video, really enjoyed it especially as a Michigan fan lol. Would love to see some more history videos on Michigan if you’d be willing, for example I believe Michigan should have 14 National Titles with their unclaimed 1973 and 1985 seasons you could make a serious argument they deserve to at least split with Notre Dame and OSU in 73 and Oklahoma in 85.
Great video! I wanted to add that you mentioned the south not winning a national championship before Alabama in 1925, but in 1919 Texas A&M went 10-0 and did not allow a single point during the season outscoring opponents 275-0. I know in 1919 there was no contemporaneous system for determining a national champion, but they were named co champion along with Harvard and Notre Dame retroactively with the Billingsley Report in the late 1960’s.
He kept saying that the planes region wasn’t that good at football until Oklahoma in the 50s. He didn’t mention that Nebraska was actually quite good in the early 1900s and they were even offered to play in the first ever Rose Bowl. They were also the only team to beat Notre Dame’s four horsemen (twice).
Great video, although I was hoping for more about John Heisman at Georgia Tech (who won a southern title in 1917 before Alabama) and Bear Bryant at Alabama, who won three national titles in the 60s
@@PallahDaOracle Knute fucking Rockne got glazed over even though he brought up Notre Dame being one of the top teams of the 20s-40s LMAO Still liked the video though.
Very good job on the section that discusses the integration of college football!! Thank you for making this educational video. Also, nice background music :)
Even as someone interested in gridiron's early history I learned a lot, particularly about Michigan's dominance around the turn of the century. I had heard Fielding Yost as a major early name but TIL what he was known for
Great work, you have a superb narrator voice. You did a nice job of navigating through the very beginnings of college football, through its early workings and development. I also think you nailed the great schools but you left out coaches like Knute Rockne, and Amos Alonzo Stagg, to with Yost, and Zuppke....
Ballsy to do this after the success of your gaming videos. I don't watch football, but you kept the material engaging and I learned a lot about the sport. Thanks!
I’m fucking screaming. Undefeated 1899 sewanne tigers only team to score on them was the Auburn tigers led by John Heisman. 6 road games in 7 days 6 shut outs. Played LSU and Tulane on the same day and still won. Only 11 players on the entire team in 1899!!!!!!!
I watched this whole vid thinking this was from someone with at least 100k subs only to realize this vid had only 7k views. Keep it up man this is awesome
You have Princeton going in the wrong direction in the first football game. You had them going towards Rutgers in New Brunswick instead of away towards princeton.
Supposedly, Bear Bryant scheduled that game against USC to prove to the board of trustees, alumni and general public that in order to be successful, they needed to integrate. I don't know if it's true or not but I'm 100% positive that he didn't really care about skin color. The only thing he cared about was winning. If that meant integration then that's what had to happen. If the opposite had been true and segregation was called for, he'd probably go that route as well. I guess we'll never really know.
Lafayette College in Easton Pa and Lehigh University in Bethlehem Pa have the most played college football rivalry with 159 consecutive rivalry games played since 1884
In talking about Nebraska and Oklahoma you missed a perfect opportunity to mention how Frank Kush’s Arizona State Sun Devils beat Nebraska in the ‘75 Fiesta Bowl that lead to their rival Oklahoma being crowned national champions. The ASU teams of the 70s-90s were formidable
I actually have a separate video all about the Rutgers Princeton rivalry that goes more in depth on the first game if you’d be interested in checking it out! th-cam.com/video/OVZx9FsqNpc/w-d-xo.htmlsi=IFReCNRKkw9D4R_L
Losing to Chicago cost Michigan a championship in 1905, but you didn't mention that Yale was undefeated too [the victory over Princeton was the only win that wasn't a shutout].
Plz keep grinding out content bro. Your channel is fucking and trust me there’s a bunch of dudes who like knowing crazy amounts of stuff about this football shit. U keep making shit like this and more of us will find u
new jersey is not in new england
Go gators!
This is what I was hoping to find
Word. Rutgers Vs Princeton November 6th, 1869🤔🤷🏾♂️😂
And Michigan is definitely NOT the Mid-West..!!
@@AHLUserit is though. It’s a midwestern state
Algorithm did you dirty man
Lol I'm a Mizzou fan and when he mentioned that his favorite team was Florida, all I could do was shake my damm head 😂
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@@DwayneIsKing Go Tigers 🐯
dude just found this channel, your videos kick ass!!
we’re all waiting for part 2 👀
Even the briefest college football history should contain at least a mention of Knute Rockne.
Stumbled across this channel and now this video and I can’t believe it hasn’t blown up yet. Can’t wait for part 2
Dude the quality of this video is insane! we need a part 2. Hoping the algorithm comes back around in your favor soon, this video needs more views! as someone who isn't from a big college football city, but a huge sports fan in general, you helped me understand the history and essence of college football, the rivalries and why its as great as it is.
Well done! It's worth noting that Nebraska was the first team to employ a strength coach and after only a couple years of official strength training won back to back national titles causing every other team to follow suit.
waited a bit to watch this to let TH-cam allow higher resolution, im not the most into football let alone sports but things like secret base will still catch my eye. this falls into that category; watching someone who knows what they're talking about talk about it with clean editing. another banger upload, even if a little unexpected to see a video like this on here. good job!
So that’s where the algorithm sent it? It’s alot of football fans in these here comments talking about how they stumbled across it and how did they miss this.
How is this channel not bigger!! Top notch content dude, keep it coming!
omg finish this with a part two this is so good please finish this😭🙏
Incredible video, hyped for part 2! CFB is such a romantic sport, I'm glad so many others see it in that respect, Go Irish!!!
Hey empire. I don’t want to fill you with false hope but I just found your vids and they’re incredible. I’m sorry TH-cam has never pushed your vids but that might change because I don’t think I’m the only one just finding your stuff!
Absolutely loved this video, the editing, the humor, the information, all awesome! Definitely have a new fan
Boss, you did a fantastic job on researching and proving clips, news articles, standings, pictures, & film which when you talking about late 1800’s that really impressive just to see a picture or a dash of film. Cannot wait for part 2!
I lived in New England for well…. too many years. I’ve been on the campus of Princeton in New Jersey. You’ve got to be fucking kidding me if you think saying Princeton is in New England (twice) is a “fantastic job on researching”.
If he can’t get the easy little things correct, I’m going to say he can’t get the big things correct.
@@chrisconley8583 take it easy buddy, no one’s perfect. You’re also going at me who didn’t make the video. 🤣 get off the internet for awhile.
@@lionhearted7450 fuck you, nothing you typed proved me wrong. So take your fake moral superiority and shove it up your ass.
Unless you can prove Princeton NJ is in New England (as stated twice) go fuck off.
Great video, really enjoyed it especially as a Michigan fan lol. Would love to see some more history videos on Michigan if you’d be willing, for example I believe Michigan should have 14 National Titles with their unclaimed 1973 and 1985 seasons you could make a serious argument they deserve to at least split with Notre Dame and OSU in 73 and Oklahoma in 85.
Great video! I wanted to add that you mentioned the south not winning a national championship before Alabama in 1925, but in 1919 Texas A&M went 10-0 and did not allow a single point during the season outscoring opponents 275-0. I know in 1919 there was no contemporaneous system for determining a national champion, but they were named co champion along with Harvard and Notre Dame retroactively with the Billingsley Report in the late 1960’s.
That was some cliffhanger you left off with, mentioning the Florida schools! Looking forward to part two!
He kept saying that the planes region wasn’t that good at football until Oklahoma in the 50s. He didn’t mention that Nebraska was actually quite good in the early 1900s and they were even offered to play in the first ever Rose Bowl. They were also the only team to beat Notre Dame’s four horsemen (twice).
One of the best TH-cam videos I’ve ever seen.. part 2 please
Love this video!!! Can't wait for part 2. Keep it up and this channel will explode
Amazing video man. It’s a real shame the algorithm hasn’t pushed you enough yet, your channel is an absolute gem, keep up the great vids man.
This video was amazing! Please make a part 2 if you have the resources, this was a great watch
dude, excellent work. I can't wait to watch pt 2
Hopefully this video is now getting the exposure it deserves. Good stuff my man👍
Wow I know I’m a year late but the amount of views you get is criminal compared to the production quality, absolutely fantastic work man
Great video, although I was hoping for more about John Heisman at Georgia Tech (who won a southern title in 1917 before Alabama) and Bear Bryant at Alabama, who won three national titles in the 60s
Clicked off the video and saw you only have 4k SUBS?!?!? Crazy good video I hope this hits more peoples pages dude
Great video but I’m surprised John Heisman wasn’t at all mentioned
Right? Like how the hell do you gloss over such a huge part of the game?
Or General Neyland, Wallace Wade etc. Lots of coaches not mentioned.
@@PallahDaOracle
Knute fucking Rockne got glazed over even though he brought up Notre Dame being one of the top teams of the 20s-40s LMAO
Still liked the video though.
@@BromanderInChief yeah he is good.
Georgia Tech either
So glad the algorithm found me to you. You deserve more eyes on this quality
Very good job on the section that discusses the integration of college football!! Thank you for making this educational video. Also, nice background music :)
Surprised this doesn’t have more views, great stuff
I love this channel, and I'd love a part 2!
One of the most amazing stories are the 1899 Sewanee road trip.
I hope you sleep so well at night 😭🤣 your videos are the best!!!
Bro this was great and as an FSU fan you literally just built me up to watch part 2 and I don’t see it! I need a part 2
@ 5:22 Michigan. Love the uniforms. Very reminiscent of penitentiary attire 🤣
Even as someone interested in gridiron's early history I learned a lot, particularly about Michigan's dominance around the turn of the century.
I had heard Fielding Yost as a major early name but TIL what he was known for
Great work, you have a superb narrator voice. You did a nice job of navigating through the very beginnings of college football, through its early workings and development. I also think you nailed the great schools but you left out coaches like Knute Rockne, and Amos Alonzo Stagg, to with Yost, and Zuppke....
Ballsy to do this after the success of your gaming videos. I don't watch football, but you kept the material engaging and I learned a lot about the sport. Thanks!
What a great video! Hope you make the part two!!!
The gran turismo and gta music just gets me. Bravo sir great video
I expected this vid to be something that would help a small channel blow up its a shame it hasn’t this is great content
I’m fucking screaming. Undefeated 1899 sewanne tigers only team to score on them was the Auburn tigers led by John Heisman. 6 road games in 7 days 6 shut outs. Played LSU and Tulane on the same day and still won. Only 11 players on the entire team in 1899!!!!!!!
I watched this whole vid thinking this was from someone with at least 100k subs only to realize this vid had only 7k views. Keep it up man this is awesome
I love this channel. Thanks for your hard work
Great video! Loved the deep dive into history here, very well put together.
Great video! I know next to nothing about football and always wanted a rundown
This video is great! It deserves more views!
Perfect video to be randomly suggested when im looking for something to watch before bed
1. Princeton and Rutgers aren’t in New England.
2. Y-oh-st not Y-ah-st.
3. The US Naval Academy is in MD not NY.
This content is amazing bro just subbed
You have Princeton going in the wrong direction in the first football game. You had them going towards Rutgers in New Brunswick instead of away towards princeton.
As a Mizzou fan, I'm sorry about that Florida game 😭 y'all gave me a heart attack though. But anyways, great ass video my brotha 💪🏿
This video deserves more views that what it has. Excellent video dude
That song at 9:00 took me back to being 6 yrs old starting up Gran Turismo 4 on the PS2🤣💯💯
Amazing vid. Needs more attention!!
This is a great video, deserves much more love
Great job. I'm a football historian like you. I love this stuff.
As a Texas fan, this was borderline unwatchable. As a college football fan, great video! Can't wait for part 2
Lol why
@@Ghostkilla773 all of the OU glazing
@@samwebb4362 not even the Nebraska glazing
As a huge college football fan! This was a fantastic video I loved it! Thank you!
Such a great video, this will blow up eventually
Great video, can’t believe it wasn’t in my feed before.
Supposedly, Bear Bryant scheduled that game against USC to prove to the board of trustees, alumni and general public that in order to be successful, they needed to integrate. I don't know if it's true or not but I'm 100% positive that he didn't really care about skin color. The only thing he cared about was winning. If that meant integration then that's what had to happen. If the opposite had been true and segregation was called for, he'd probably go that route as well. I guess we'll never really know.
fantastic video bro keep it up
Lafayette College in Easton Pa and Lehigh University in Bethlehem Pa have the most played college football rivalry with 159 consecutive rivalry games played since 1884
Very good work. Keep it up boss 👍
yea this might be the one that blows you up
Great video man, even though you are a Gators fan! Go Vols 🍊!
awesome! Can't wait for part 2
At 18:30 that picture is not of Earl Blaik, that is former LSU, Army, and South Carolina head coach Paul Dietzel.
What happened to your other football videos? It says you have 7 hidden from your playlist. I’d love to see them your sports videos are so good!
Great Video love all your content brother
When’s part 2??
At 8:00, does anyone know what that stadium/arena is?
Damnit man you stopped right before talking about the canes great video tho!
Good vid. But no Heisman revenge game w Georgia tech vs Cumberland?
Awesome and informative video. I learned a lot. Thank you!
Great video man
Good stuff. I hope this helps with the algorithm!
You know the video is good when it starts with Gran turismo music
I didn't recall the mentioning of Carlisle, the infamous 'Indian College'... and Jim Thorpe. Very Strong Teams..!!
if you’re looking for the carlisle indians you might wanna check out my san francisco video
Gran Turismo music goes hard
In talking about Nebraska and Oklahoma you missed a perfect opportunity to mention how Frank Kush’s Arizona State Sun Devils beat Nebraska in the ‘75 Fiesta Bowl that lead to their rival Oklahoma being crowned national champions. The ASU teams of the 70s-90s were formidable
19:05 I've heard this song befoee from the radio in New Vegas
We need pt.2
Cfb paired with grand turismo music is a match made in heaven
Gta 3 theme was a nice touch
People don’t understand tom osborne really revolutionized the football program GBR!!
this needs more views
I hope this is a series. It has to be, right?
Any video about the History of College Football should start with something about Boise State AKA America's Team
I’d like to know more about the first game between Rutgers and Princeton. How many players? How long was the game? How could you score?
I actually have a separate video all about the Rutgers Princeton rivalry that goes more in depth on the first game if you’d be interested in checking it out!
th-cam.com/video/OVZx9FsqNpc/w-d-xo.htmlsi=IFReCNRKkw9D4R_L
Can’t believe you didn’t talk about the 1899 sewanee tigers
Such a great video
Look up the Sewanee 1899 football team, incredible story.
this is really good
Losing to Chicago cost Michigan a championship in 1905, but you didn't mention that Yale was undefeated too [the victory over Princeton was the only win that wasn't a shutout].
Loved the video except how you completely skipped over the Bear Bryant era at Alabama, they were the most dominant team of their era
Devaney didn't retire until after the 72 season. They annihilated ND in the Orange but USC won it all
Plz keep grinding out content bro. Your channel is fucking and trust me there’s a bunch of dudes who like knowing crazy amounts of stuff about this football shit. U keep making shit like this and more of us will find u