this and back to the early 70's I could watch any hockey in the league besides my home team......not these days.....

Palmeteer was the reason they couldn't get over the hump. Then they traded Mcdonald and that was it.

I remember watching this on the old Sportschannel network back in 1989. One of the most exciting Game 7's I have ever seen. A forgotten classic.

1:29:50 It's Earl Weaver's favorite umpire....this crew is here for one $#@%$ reason...to f--- us....

2:22:15 may have been the loudest cheer ever in Tiger Stadium as Kaline gets the game winning hit. No more of those air horns from the Cardinal faithful.

1:29:40 Joe Schultz having kittens.

OJ had so much going for him and he blew it.

The Soviets had talent well beyond that of the NHL, but these college amateurs beat them. That's why this is remembered as a remarkable and uniquely historic sport event.

Just welled up watching this.great memories what a team

Love this

Unfortunate fortunes: being from a southern NFL team, and playing Denver in Denver in snow.

rest in peace greg cook you had game

14:42 Jimmy Brown talking over Scully here...his inexperience showing through

4:09 Dr Dave needs an optometrist, apparently. Tf was he throwing that?

Al Michaels and Ken Dryden intro couldn’t been said better.

All those ABC sports commentators were very versatile as they could announce just about every sport. Schenkel was mostly known for the Pro Bowlers Tour with Billy Welu and later Bo Burton. Schenkel was also the lead NBA announcer when ABC broadcast games in the 1960s and early 70s.

kentucky had to be the birthplace of girls trying some kind of an idea about basketball--the late penny ann early played one minute for the kentucky colonels--long before the wnba--and the announcer of this game did the spirits of st. louis--in kentucky, where the famous chicken hq appears!

Playing against the wishbone required discipline and assignment football. If you broke an assignment it became a track meet with the defense doing the chasing. Even today even though we don’t see the wishbone teams playing against the service academies have to prepare to play against triple option offense and it can give them trouble

Howard Cosell comes off as such a condescending jerk...

Thank you to the host for taking the time to sync television and radio broadcasts. I've always preferred the radio broadcast to the audio commentary of the television broadcast.

I watched the game live on TV. Nebraska and OU were two of the earliest teams to dip into the veterinary medicine bag of tricks. Nebraska would bring in linemen and redshirt them for a year so they could put on "40-50 pounds". Anyone who has lifted seriously knows you don't put on that kind of weight (all muscle) in a year without serious help. Would be interesting to follow the health records of these players and see how many of them died young.

A great college football game! 🏈

From 3 rivers stadium to Heinz field

Mike webster ought be in hall of fame

Classic matchup bitter i like when the steelers and Bengals meet

Howard cosell is a legend😊

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I can't even imagine how cold and snowy it was for Rich Karlis to kick the extra points, field goals and kickoffs in this frigid cold weather. I bet his toes back then were actually frozen (kicking with his Right Bare-Skin Barefoot). Still it was an awesome experience and I watched this game on TV way back in 1987. Rich Karlis (to this day) is one of my favorite barefoot kickers (2nd is Mike Lansford).

That mad fan, giving the finger, priceless

Sammy Winder played like he was Gale Sayers against the Browns.

i always enjoyed watching black people justify calling the Washington team Redskins, and not getting the irony.

My goodness 83,000 fans could fit in the Mistake by the Lake. That was pretty impressive for Cleveland RIP to the greatest side guy commentator MR Myron Cope.

The football players didn't act like dumbasses back in the day today they're all dumb asses in the end zone

Barber made me sick with those flop dives.

I first saw Pat Haden when he played for USC and played against the UDUB and WAZZOO

As a pats fan I was aware that the pats red uniforms had more colors on them than any other team, but I always liked the Browns too because they were the only remaining team in the league without any logo or design on their helmet at all, giving them the plainest uniforms in the league. 😃👍

Wow! All white guys and they all look 40 years old.

7th game last min. 3rd start the 4th. CHRIS NILAN ❤ Jean Peron eventually threw him off the team 🤪🤪🤪

“Man, women, & child did that put em in the aisle, Johnny the jet Rogers just tore em loose from their shoes.”

Didnt even know they fought 3 times crazy

1:18:41 lmfao craig is too funny for this

sneaking a fast ball past Hank Aaron is like trying to sneak a sunrise past a rooster.

Red miller said he would like to have bradshaw I'll keep morton

Some of today's high school teams would destroy these college teams

How were the Vikings not penalized for leaving early on the busted punt in the 2nd quarter?

These sportscasters are just awful. Example, when Tarkenton tried to block Joe Green in the 2nd quarter on a reverse play the announcer said "no contest" when Fran did a perfect job blocking Green. He also said Fran wouldn't do THAT again, when you know he would. And there are other examples as well. Dunces.

Where is Franco Harris Pittsburgh Steelers go go go go go 🏈🏈🏈🥁💋🌍😍🦘🕜🕊️🕳️🕊️🏈🏈🧬🗽🗽🗽🗽🌍🚀♦️🪖😍🪖🪖

70's football was a mans game, i love how the db had so much latitude to jamming the receiver, they really forced the qb to be a great qb.

those broncos unis #1 denver unis

yes it was a pre season game, and as pointed out elsewhere the giffer's first game ever on mnf