Football History Rewind
1900 American Football Season
The 1900 football season was dominated by another strong Yale team, which was unanimously retroactively named the champion by most experts. The calm before…
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Football History Rewind
Football History Rewind
1899 American Football Season
The final season of the 19th century added a couple of tweaks to the rules of American football, propelling it into the next century.…
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1901 American Football Season
The 1901 college football season was a landmark year that cemented the dominance of the “Big Three” (Harvard, Yale, and Princeton) while witnessing the…
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Football History Rewind
1898 American Football Season
Football in the late 1890’s was in a fairly stable period for the fledgling sport, relatively speaking. It was only a few years prior…
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Football History Rewind
1897 American Football Season
A major meeting took place on February 19, 1897, featuring representatives from Walter Camp, Cornell, Harvard, Penn, Navy, and Princeton. The big news was…
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Football History Rewind
1896 American Football Season
Before we start looking at football in 1896, letβs review what was happening at the time. The big eastern schools were divided into two…
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Legendary Players
Legendary Cowboys Center John Fitzgerald Passes
RIP John Fitzgerald π―οΈ#DallasCowboys Center, 1971-80 Super Bowl VI and XII Champion and four-time NFC Champion Point person of Dallas's "Zero Club" offensive line…
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Daily Football History
Football History of April 15
From the rebranding of a New York powerhouse to the “Golden” evolution of the rulebook, April 15th is a day of seismic shifts in…
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NFL Draft
History of the 8th Overall Picks in the NFL Draft
This episode dives into the historical significance of the eighth overall pick and its place in NFL Draft history. We discuss how this often-overlooked…
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College Football Hall of Fame
Ted Kwalick: The Blueprint for the Modern Tight End
What happens when a player possesses the frame of a lineman and the hands of a world-class receiver? You get Ted Kwalick, the man…
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