College Football Hall of Fame
Harry Gilmer: The “Jump-Passing” Wizard of the Crimson Tide
How does a single player lead the nation in touchdown passes, punting, and return yards all in one career? Long before the era of…
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College Football Hall of Fame
How does a single player lead the nation in touchdown passes, punting, and return yards all in one career? Long before the era of…
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Football History Rewind
If 1876 was the birth of American football, 1882 was the year it grew up. This was the pivotal moment the sport officially divorced…
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College Football Hall of Fame
What does it take to lead a team to a National Championship? For “Pug” Lund, it meant giving up a piece of himself—literally. As…
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College Football Hall of Fame
How does a single player outscore almost every team in the country combined? In 1920, Jimmy Leech didn’t just lead the Virginia Military Institute;…
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Football History Rewind
While 1881 might not have the “birth of the sport” branding of 1869, it was the year the gridiron nearly broke. In 1881, American…
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College Football Hall of Fame
How many men can claim to be a Hall of Fame running back, a pioneer of sports medicine, and the youngest head coach in…
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Football History Rewind
Forget the “scrum”—1880 was the year American football finally stood in a straight line. While earlier years focused on whether to kick or carry…
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Football History Rewind
In 1879, American football finally found its soul. This was the year Walter Camp, the “Father of American Football,” began dismantling the rigid rugby…
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Football History Rewind
If 1877 was about establishing a backbone, 1878 was the year college football became a legitimate public spectacle. The season was defined by a…
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NFL Draft
Looking for deep football analysis on the most underrated slot in the draft? This episode explores the historical significance of the 11th pick in…
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