Of course, the Orange Bowl was sure Nebraska would win the Big 8, so they went ahead and invited Nebraska before this game. As a result of this game, OU owned the conf. tiebreaker, but went to the Sugar Bowl to beat Penn State. Their final TV appearance until the Orange Bowl on 1/1/76. Most of the world didn't get to see much of those great 73, 74 and 75 OU teams, which had a collective record of 32-1-1.
#43 for Oklahoma 3-time All-American LB Rod Shoate. And LOL Rich Glover Nebraska nose tackle was an absolute force of nature in the middle and I think he weighed all of 235 pounds.
@@slundgr I was just a little bit too young to appreciate how great the 1971 and 1972 teams were, I remember all the names but don't really remember seeing them play.
@@jobu88 To me it was one of the greatest eras of college football. It was before conference realignment, playoffs and all the other stuff the NCAA has done since then. The linemen were big but not supermen and all juiced up like many are today, and I think they had to be a bit more athletic. to b in the offenses of that day. Greg Pruitt is as good as I ever saw running the ball. Jack Mildren could do it all. Joe Wylie, who was Big 8 Sophomore of the Year and a Big 8 440 yd track champion, was better than Pruitt until he had an ankle injury his junior year. He was never quite the same. As Barry Switzer used to say, we "out-athleted" them.
@@slundgr Mildren, Wylie and Pruitt are the three names I remember the most, then the 74 team is the first team that I remember specific games and plays and the course of the season from start to finish, I was 10 in 1974.
Neither team is what they once were, particularly Nebraska. They have gone nowhere but downhill since Osborne retired. Very sad to see what has become of this once great program.
Most passing I've ever seen out of a wishbone formation by OU! Effective as all heck too. I wonder if Switzer was D coordinator for Fairbanks at this point. Awesome footage!!
Barry was the offensive coordinator, and became head coach the next year. Dave Robertson was recruited as a passing QB, and was much better at it than as a runner.
Hello 👋 from 9/17/22. Coach Frost has just been fired and coach Venables has revived and guided his very young and dangerous #7 Oklahoma team to Lincoln Nebraska. Who knows what will happen because a rivalry, is a rivalry. Respect to both programs. BOOMER SOONER ❤
Question... I'd my youngest brother was told the following do you think your being cyber stalked Mr. Griffin. You have called 56 times from the National Emergency number, 911, 56 times from two different phone numbers . we're finally here to help you. The Spokane Police Department must of got lost and doesn't know how to find someone who lives in the heart of downtown Spokane 55 times.
A number of the games i've edited I just downloaded from yt, so if they have bad audio or out of sync audio, they'll still be that way when I repost since I don't have the knowhow to fix those issues.
I'd rather watch replays of these old wishbone games than today's flag football pass happy game featuring fat slob offensive linemen holding like crazy. In these games the linemen had the same physiques as the running backs and were all- -round athletes, not sumo wrestlers. The only difference was they were taller.
He has a pleasant voice, but his play calling was awful. Half of the time he couldn't tell who had the ball, or he wasn't paying attention to his spotters who would point to the name of the player carrying the ball or the intended receiver as each play developed. He was even worse as the studio host at the Olympics.
John Manning you are correct how the hell was he # 1 all those years from 1965- 1974 ????? That’s my first college football memories him and Bud Wilkinson it actually was The Ohio State - Michigan 10-10 tie Thanksgiving weekend 1973 and Alabama - Auburn was the second game and Keith Jackson was # 2 with Lee Grosscup I remember cause Shug Jordan was Auburn s coach and they pronounced Jordan Jerr- Dan THATS how people in Alabama pronounce it as they do in North Carolina cause that was my Grandfather s name and my fam is from N.C. !!!!! Not to digress HOW WAS KEITH # 2?????
the game of the century was the last time nebraska would win against oklahoma until the game in lincoln in 78. man what games these were!
Too bad Nebraska had to play Oklahoma twice in 78
A worthy sequel to the Game of the Century
Of course, the Orange Bowl was sure Nebraska would win the Big 8, so they went ahead and invited Nebraska before this game. As a result of this game, OU owned the conf. tiebreaker, but went to the Sugar Bowl to beat Penn State. Their final TV appearance until the Orange Bowl on 1/1/76. Most of the world didn't get to see much of those great 73, 74 and 75 OU teams, which had a collective record of 32-1-1.
#43 for Oklahoma 3-time All-American LB Rod Shoate. And LOL Rich Glover Nebraska nose tackle was an absolute force of nature in the middle and I think he weighed all of 235 pounds.
Shoate covered sideline to sideline
Rod Shoate was the best linebacker I have ever seen in person, and that includes Bosworth.
@@slundgr I was just a little bit too young to appreciate how great the 1971 and 1972 teams were, I remember all the names but don't really remember seeing them play.
@@jobu88 To me it was one of the greatest eras of college football. It was before conference realignment, playoffs and all the other stuff the NCAA has done since then. The linemen were big but not supermen and all juiced up like many are today, and I think they had to be a bit more athletic. to b in the offenses of that day. Greg Pruitt is as good as I ever saw running the ball. Jack Mildren could do it all. Joe Wylie, who was Big 8 Sophomore of the Year and a Big 8 440 yd track champion, was better than Pruitt until he had an ankle injury his junior year. He was never quite the same. As Barry Switzer used to say, we "out-athleted" them.
@@slundgr Mildren, Wylie and Pruitt are the three names I remember the most, then the 74 team is the first team that I remember specific games and plays and the course of the season from start to finish, I was 10 in 1974.
It pains me that isn't a rival anymore. I wish they had cajones to do a yearly matchup
The hook up again in 2021 and 2022.
AVC IV thank you Texas
Neither team is what they once were, particularly Nebraska. They have gone nowhere but downhill since Osborne retired. Very sad to see what has become of this once great program.
George Southwick Nebraska really isn’t
@@georgesouthwick7000 They’ve gone downhill since going to the Big Ten and firing Frank Solich.
Kenneth Pope # 28 Galveston Tx. My LB coach at Lamar U. In 1980. All Big 8 CB.
Nice
OU had a great team in 72. But USC did too, and pretty much destroyed everyone they faced.
Didn't OU and USC tie 7-7 around this time?
@@boneeatingsilicate580 Yes. in 1973.
Those were the good ole days
Yeah. Three Selmons on the Defensive line.
Joe Wylie punted and returned punts and kickoffs as well. We'll never see that again.
Washington carrying that ball like a loaf of bread
Oddly enough, he carried a loaf of bread like a football. I saw him shopping, once.
Most passing I've ever seen out of a wishbone formation by OU! Effective as all heck too. I wonder if Switzer was D coordinator for Fairbanks at this point. Awesome footage!!
Barry was the offensive coordinator, and became head coach the next year. Dave Robertson was recruited as a passing QB, and was much better at it than as a runner.
Offense
Switzer was the O Coordinator Larry Lacewell was the D Coordinate for OU in 1972.
Yes he was D coordinator from 1969 - 1973 Switzer 1st year as coach was 1974
He was O coordinator I mean from 1969 -1973
The Indigestion Bowl.
Hello 👋 from 9/17/22. Coach Frost has just been fired and coach Venables has revived and guided his very young and dangerous #7 Oklahoma team to Lincoln Nebraska. Who knows what will happen because a rivalry, is a rivalry. Respect to both programs.
BOOMER SOONER ❤
Any reason it's just Chris Schenkel and no Keith Jackson doing this game?
My left ear really enjoyed this
Johnny Rodgers should of played in the NFL his whole professional career.
Looks the same with my glasses on or off...
Question...
I'd my youngest brother was told the following do you think your being cyber stalked
Mr. Griffin.
You have called 56 times from the National Emergency number, 911, 56 times from two different phone numbers . we're finally here to help you.
The Spokane Police Department must of got lost and doesn't know how to find someone who lives in the heart of downtown Spokane 55 times.
Can U imagine THE GREAT JACK MILDREN playing on this team with that GREAT DEFENSE that year.
Robertson was probably a little better passer, but nobody could run that wishbone like Jack Mildren!!
@@Mr.56Goldtop EXACTLY
@@johnmanning4097 And I believe he only had it for one season!
@@Mr.56Goldtop yep 72 was his only Season
Having 3 Selmons on the DL certainly didn't hurt.
TWO ICONIC LEGENDS CALLING THIS GAME,CHRIS SCHANKEL AND FORMER SOONERS COACH BUD WILKINSON DOING COLOR!
Wasn't Chris Schenkel the guy who called bowling matches?
Learn a phking lesson OU fans. Three years before that some OU fans had Chuck Chuck stickers. Then he won...LET friggin BV do his thang.
I REALLY like your videos but the audio on this one is bad.
A number of the games i've edited I just downloaded from yt, so if they have bad audio or out of sync audio, they'll still be that way when I repost since I don't have the knowhow to fix those issues.
Viscous Defense. I forgot how much joe Washington fumbled.
Early 3rd quarter Oklahoma punted on 3rd down. Was that common in those days?
Jamie Crawford A quick kick was more common then than now.
Pruitt had his moments carrying it like a loaf of bread also.
Johnny Rodgers sure dropped a lot of passes in this game. Afraid of getting smashed by the OU defense?
👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
I'm just here to see Gregg Pruitt
Great NFL running 🏃♀️ back , Cleveland brown
Why does he keep calling Tinker Owens just Tinker,! That’s stupid
I'd rather watch replays of these old wishbone games than today's flag football pass happy game featuring fat slob offensive linemen holding like crazy. In these games the linemen had the same physiques as the running backs and were all- -round athletes, not sumo wrestlers. The only difference was they were taller.
Schenkel was the worst of all time. Even more biased than Bud Wilkenson. Hard to listen to.
He has a pleasant voice, but his play calling was awful. Half of the time he couldn't tell who had the ball, or he wasn't paying attention to his spotters who would point to the name of the player carrying the ball or the intended receiver as each play developed. He was even worse as the studio host at the Olympics.
Boomer!
USC was better than both these teams in 72
72 USC is one of the best 3 teams I have ever seen. You can argue forever betweem them and 95 Nebraska. And you can throw in 2001 Miami.
@@MrKyletallent1973 Ohio state 🏈 team , 1975 Oklahoma 🏈 team
Chris Schenkel was a HORRIBLE college football announcer.
Dwight A....AGREED He was Terrible 😂😂
Well he was the man back then ABC s #1
@@edmondwynn174 when you hear a Legend like Keith Jackson all those years, than listen to this guy 😴😴😴
John Manning you are correct how the hell was he # 1 all those years from 1965- 1974 ????? That’s my first college football memories him and Bud Wilkinson it actually was The Ohio State - Michigan 10-10 tie Thanksgiving weekend 1973 and Alabama - Auburn was the second game and Keith Jackson was # 2 with Lee Grosscup I remember cause Shug Jordan was Auburn s coach and they pronounced Jordan Jerr- Dan THATS how people in Alabama pronounce it as they do in North Carolina cause that was my Grandfather s name and my fam is from N.C. !!!!! Not to digress HOW WAS KEITH # 2?????
He was awful
Ugly game for all involved.