Iowa Goes to the 1957 Rose Bowl

A half-hour film titled 'The Old Gold Rush of 1957: Iowa Hawkeyes in the Tournament of Roses".
Originally produced for the Athletic Department by the Motion Picture Production in the Bureau of Audio-Visual Instruction, State university of Iowa.
Features Forest 'Evy' Evashevski and the 1957 Iowa Hawkeyes.

[@joelcda6883]

Some great color footage from the 1950s. Disneyland had just opened two years ago. And two years later, Iowa would repeat its Rose Bowl victory (over Cal) and claim the national title. Makes me proud to be a Hawkeye!!!

[@skipplet]

It's amazing how quickly American culture changed from 1950 to 1970.

[@billsav57]

Kind of eerie saying their flight got delayed due to weather ... what, two years before bad weather caused “The Day the Music Died” also in Iowa? Also, five hours from Iowa to California.

[@butterflyer01]

@reedsposer22 RE: #5, who are those guys at 12:14 then? Iowa was actually one of the few integrated teams in the nation at the time. Iowa welcomed and played the first African American athlete to play in the Big Ten in the 1920s.....and played its first AA athlete in 1896. Frank Holbrook. Look up Duke Slater, he was the Jackie Robinson of College Football. Iowa has always been very progressive.

[@darkcrimson23]

Wasn't Bob Jeter in there? Correct me if I'm wrong...

[@44032]

Greta coverage of the trip but minimal game footage. I love color shots from the black and white days.

[@wingedt]

Is there any game film of Forest Evasheski's teams?

[@Ramashack]

Come on now reedsposer22, There are a few black players on both team on the Oregon State Uniforms arent as bad as the current Oregon Uniforms.

[@MuttTheHoople]

The blonde chick on the left at 25:31 has armpit hair.