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Special hurt. Us.
Sooners rocking the gerry curl.
Very cool thanks for posting
TONY WAS A BEAST!...WHICH IN TURN MADE THE "BOZ" THAT MUCH BETTER!
as a NY'er w/ no college team/allegiance, I ALWAYS loved OU/Switzer spanking That BIG PHONY Tom (HIDE THE GUNS) Osborne.
We fucked it up.
The band meant much.
One of the great things about ABCs broadcast in those days was they had the microphones near the sidelines and in the crowd so you could hear the bands during the game it brought all the atmosphere that makes college football so great right into your living room. Miss all of that so much.Still love cfb but miss this time period
Well said.
Mack Brown with the head set talking to Barry Switzer
The announcer doesn't sound as excited as he usually is.
The golden days of college football.
17-7 Oklahoma victory
Keith Jackson, for every other team but OKLAHOMA
Huh?
In a further comment, it is true that Tom Osborne struggled in his first several contests versus Oklahoma. IT IS ALSO TRUE THAT SWITZER CHEATED LIKE A RIVERBOAT GAMBLER IN ACQUIRING MANY OF HIS PLAYERS. So much so that the Sooners were forever under the NCAA's lightbulb. Before and after his tenure. The only coach in the current era to compare to him is the loathsome Urban Meyer. Even their press agent would have mixed emotions!! In footballs elite hierarchy, there are two kinds of coaches. Those that operate within the prescribed guidelines. And the Switzers and Meyers of the world. Who couldn't win at cards without a loaded deck!! At the end of Switzers, tenure was a recruiting scandal so severe it took the Sooners years to recover. While Oklahoma languished, the Cornhuskers compiled the greatest teams in collegiate football history. Switzer bears full culpability in the Sooners tumble into the abyss. That avalanche of defeats that followed his regime are more his than those of any coaches that followed him. On a yearly basis, the Nebraska Cornhuskers had a 40 year run of consistency that remains unrivaled in collegiate football annals. When you build something, the right way it doesn't fall apart as quickly.
NU outplayed them, shouldhave won this game, too much Sooner magic, and missed FGs and turnovers. I think there's articles to be found, Osborne said this was his most painful loss. Having rozier recently be there, and, I was in 4th grade, I didn't appreciate how truly special Doug dubose was😊 46:07 and 47:26. That year he played 2 qbs, travis Turner was the better option qb, craig sundberg the better passer if i remember correctly. But i didn't remember sundberg being that good a passer that first quarter throw was pretty damn good.
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Football was so different back then it was all running no passing.
It’s sad this rivalry had to end it should still be played each year.
The boz
1971 OK Nebraska, the best college game I ever saw.
This was a tough one to lose. Still bothers me
When the weather was Sept cool and Nov cold now it's 80degrees in Sept 56degrees on Thanksgiving in NYC
Kick a field goal and go to the Orange Bowl! Osborne " Fuck that, let's lose!"
There was still plenty of time left on the clock. Osborne was trusting his defense to get a stop and get the ball back. The defense did force the punt, but Jeff Smith fumbled the return. It wasn't Jeff Smith's day that day.
Keith Jackson was college football. There was nothing better than watching college football on a fall Saturday afternoon and listening to Keith Jackson and Frank Broyles
Kieth was good at all the announcing , Olympic, Boxing , stock car and the “Wide World of Sports” .with “WishBone” Frank Broyles .
They were a great team and makes you appreciate how bad Beth Mowins is. Jackson didn't even like college football, maybe that is why he was so effective.
I think Osborne only won 4 of the first 16 times he played Switzer when both were head coaches. Switzer was incredible against the Huskers.
Things went better for Nebraska in Sugar Bowl. Oklahoma didn't do so well in Orange
Year of BYU
For those born after 2000, this is what regional conferences looked like. Thanks for posting!
Really sad that ESPN and the other networks have destroyed all the tradition.
I can see in a few years from now when Apple purchases ESPN from Disney that all of the regional rivalries will return to be the September non-conference games. The days of money games are slowly dying out and are not ratings friendly for television.
Enjoyed. Thank you
Wow in 2023 hearing these guys weight at 240 & 265 pounds, unreal there are high school kids weighing that much now. Not knocking the players, just an observation.
Broyles says "how about a quick kick" when OU was lined up on their own 3 yd line in wishbone. Literally impossible. Maybe Broyles not much of an offensive mind. Should have not fired Holtz.
We won a lot in those days! Switzer was an amazing coach!!
what the H? Near the end the video switches to a different year's game. Irritating
Tom Osborne could have won at least two more National Titles than he did simply by playing for the tie. This and their Orange Bowl loss to Miami were prime examples of this. Despite failing I those two attempts, Tom Osborne get s my vote as college footballs greatest coach. A symbol of bedrock consistency. And the greatest five year stretch in college football history. From 1993-97 a total of 60-3 and three National Titles! Doctor Tom had the prescription for the nation's leading program.
Forgetting someone are we?
DNS Kansas has a good point. Especially if he is referring primarily to the great Bob Devaney. Devaney set the entire stage for the longest run of sustained success in College Football History. From the moment he arrived in 1962, he galvanized an entire football mad state behind him. Taking with him almost his entire staff from Wyoming, he added one key additional hire. Graduate Assistant Tom Osborne. The native of Hastings, Nebraska was called by Devaney, "The best hire I ever made." As a native of Michigan, I am naturally proud that Devaney hailed from my home state. All favoritism aside, I believe a compelling case can be made for Bob Devaney being the most successful individual ever associated with College Football. Winner of 52 games at Alpena High School alone, Devaney was hired by Michigan States Biggie Munn in 1953. The Spartans won more than 30 games in a four year span. Devaney left for Wyoming in 1957, forrging a 35-10-5 record at the Cowboy helm. In his 11 seasons at Nebraska, the Cornhuskers were 101-20-2 with Back to Back National Titles. As his hand groomed successor Tom Osborne won 255 games in his 25 year career. Do just a little quick math and you uncover that Bob Devaney was affimiated with college teams that won nearly 400 games during his lifetime!! Add in the High School games he won and the figure might have approached 500. If anybody knows of anyone else that can make that claim, please leave a comment. Bob Devaneys affiliation with the University of Nebraska was beyond an iconic one.
Wasn’t Osborne’s record against Barry Switzer 4-12? I mean it wasn’t even close & his bowl record wasn’t very good either, several were blowouts as well. Osborne is a great coach but not the greatest.
@@utcnc7mmyeah, they were in line to go to the Orange bowl to play for the national championship if the beat OU in 84 & 85. I was born in 74, I remember watching games from 82 on. It was interesting later on to realize he was the OC under Devaney (balanced attack) and he also had a balanced attack through the '70s. Hard to believe, I didn't get to see how Nebraska football was covered from that Johnny Rodgers era all the way up til he started running the option. Dave Humm made the NFL. Vince Ferragamo transferred in to play for Osborne. Took the Rams to the Super Bowl. I remember him as the L.A. Rams QB in the early & mid 80s. Blew my mind to look at stats, and hear older guys talk about how innovative and passing game Tom Osborne was. He had to go old-timey to try to beat OU and it worked 82 82 83. Then you see BYU, Miami, FSU have pro-style passing games and it looked like by the late 80s football had passed him by. I had no idea at the time Nebraska looked like that for the entire decade of the 1970s
Back when men played real football and the commentators were 100% American-made and not this woke-ass crap today.
2022 who would have ever thought Scott would be the head coach
I respected Oklahoma but thought Switzer was a POS, Now as far as the Big 8 Colorado was definitely the gutter dwellers in both fans, players and coaches!
Your mom is POS!
Love the Sooners!
A MAN ONCE SAID SPENCER TILLMAN,,,,IS A BUST!!!!!😕😕😕
Troy Aikman at 4:08
At 4:08 you can see Troy Aikman.
Had Nebraska won, it would have played Washington in the Orange Bowl and BYU likely gets shut out of the National Championship no matter the outcome.
Byu would have lost bad to Washington, Oklahoma, and Nebraska! Washington was the best team in the country in 1984 and is the true national champion!
@@johnevans5434 JE, perhaps. I won't argue the hypothetical. It is worth mentioning, however, that BYU beat Washington (SI's 1985 preseason #1) 31-3 the following September. Nothing hypothetical about that.
@@molzerib Different team completely (Washington) in 1985! They lost a lot of talent to the NFL…just like byu was different in 1986 when Washington destroyed them in Seattle…in 84 I don’t see byu beating any of the teams I’ve mentioned - Barry Switzer was adamant in saying that Washington was the best team in the country in 1984!
@@johnevans5434I agree...shoulda have won it in at least one poll...AP or UPI....
Remember watching this game 21yrs old..horrible, horrible field position...one of the greatest goal line stands
This was back when you could still build a good team. Now if you don't recruit you don't win.
I remember watching this at home with my dad back in the day. Man what a great rivalry game we lost!!
I watched the game with my dad. It was great seeing OU kick their ass.
@@brantdanger Kicked their ass? How old were you then? You sound like the same age now.
listen, spending time with your pops is great. But to spend time weekend in and weekend out on football be it college or pro is a serious waste of time.
Jeff Smith was seriously underrated.
He was no match for the OU defense.
@@brantdanger You are a match with lack of brain cells
@@brantdanger and also no match for NFL either
If Nebraska didn't lose and Oklahoma State won the following week, that would've been quite interesting.
If Nebraska and Oklahoma had tied, Nebraska would've clinched an Orange Bowl slot with an unbeaten 6-0-1 Conference Record.
@@gynandroidhead But if Nebraska had tied, the national championship would if been gone due to another blemish on their record. They had a loss (to Syracuse) entering this contest.
@@pajamamar2011 I still think they would've had a chance despite having if they won a bowl game with a 10-1-1 record. Not a good one, but one nonetheless.
Keith Jackson..the voice of sports..the style that others wanted to emulate..sorely missed these days...
YES ICONIC KEITH JACKSON!
Today's announcers don't come close to Keith Jackson none of them PERIOD! Best tandem of announcers ever when Jackson and Broyles called the game of the week.
He was great but nowadays most really suck to me I watch with no sound a lot of times
Agreed. Keith Jackson🎉😅 the best
@@michaelfroien6775 Dandy Don Meredith (Only sayin') 😢
The OU seniors almost graduated without a win vs Nebraska. Likewise, Nebraska seniors almost graduated without losing to Oklahoma.
OU really kicked their ass that day.
Danny Bradley was probably the worst QB Switzer ever had at OU.
Thought Kelly Phelps was bad.
Aikman might've been, for the type of offense that they ran.
Man if this Nebraska 84 team has any of the 83 offense , man . Great defense.
OU kicked their ass that day.