The Chicken Soup Game - 125 Years of Notre Dame Football - Moment

In 1979, quarterback Joe Montana overcame the flu to lead Notre Dame to an improbable comeback victory in the Cotton Bowl Classic versus Houston. In this 'Strong and True' moment, Bob Crable, Kris Haines, Vagas Ferguson and former sports information director Roger Valdiserri look back on what became known as "The Chicken Soup Game." Follow along with 125 Years of Notre Dame Football at 125.nd.edu and #NDFB125.

[@haroldhill4446]

Has any other QB won an NCAA DIV.1 title and a Super Bowl? Enough said. Ali, Jordan, Ryan, Sayers and Montana: GOATS.

[@trwent]

Joe Namath.

[@royboy9361]

I don’t have to tell anyone who my all time favorite quarterback is. 🐐

[@itemsofinterest4639]

Love the name "The Chicken Soup Game"

[@cotiaratv3651]

For the soul.

[@americanbowlcamps0123]

(y)

[@timburr4453]

love how grimy the field and uniforms were

[@bigchickenfu]

I remember watching this game as a kid. Joe Montana was incredible.

[@feloniousfloyd2203]

The fact that Campbell’s didn’t sponsor this game is one of the biggest blunders is marketing history.

[@Dunlas25]

I wish they had a better angle of the final TD catch..

[@feloniousfloyd2203]

So does everyone.

[@dennispond4822]

The official with the best view signaled touchdown pretty fast.

[@JPMorganSuckBalls]

we don't need anyone getting sick on Jan 7.