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Giaguari Time 35th Anniversary 1979-2014
Giaguari Time 35th Anniversary 1979-2014
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Відео

UGA Fight Song 2012
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UGA Fight Song 2012
Cheerleading
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Cheerleading
Redcoat Band
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Redcoat Band
Redcoat Band Gameday
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Redcoat Band Gameday
Larry Munson
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Larry Munson
Interview
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Interview
UGA IX Cam
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UGA IX Cam
In Russ we Trust
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In Russ we Trust
Collaring
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Collaring
Uga IX
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Uga IX
Uga VIII Tribute
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Uga VIII Tribute
First Day
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First Day
Welcomes Big Bad Bruce
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Welcomes Big Bad Bruce
Uga VIII
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Uga VIII
Uga VII Passes
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Uga VII Passes
Uga VII Top Dawg
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Uga VII Top Dawg
Uga VII meets the Bulldawg Nation
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Uga VII meets the Bulldawg Nation
Uga VII First Day
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Uga VII First Day
A Tribute to UGA VI
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A Tribute to UGA VI
Sanford Stadium
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Sanford Stadium
A Dawg's Day
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A Dawg's Day
1980 Dawgs
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1980 Dawgs
Damn Good Dog
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Damn Good Dog
Traditions
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Traditions
Athens GA
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Athens GA
2008 Sugar Bowl
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2008 Sugar Bowl
2012 Outback Bowl
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2012 Outback Bowl
2013 Capital One Bowl
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2013 Capital One Bowl

КОМЕНТАРІ

  • @DavisThrower
    @DavisThrower 23 дні тому

    Anyone in November 2024

  • @Sportsflare12
    @Sportsflare12 4 місяці тому

    Go Dawgs!!!, Hairy Dawg and Spike are The Best Mascots Ever!!!

  • @liamgamertime1703
    @liamgamertime1703 8 місяців тому

    Where does his tail get attached to?

  • @railtruckdriver853
    @railtruckdriver853 Рік тому

    it's not easy being the coolest mascot in the SEC!

  • @Go-Dawgs
    @Go-Dawgs 3 роки тому

    So Sweet

  • @jojobuggs1980
    @jojobuggs1980 3 роки тому

    🏈🔴⚪⚫🏈

  • @chariotroses9148
    @chariotroses9148 6 років тому

    The fact he left the tv on when he left GO DOGS

  • @loganfarr05
    @loganfarr05 6 років тому

    I have looked for this video for years

  • @kadenmcfarlin5095
    @kadenmcfarlin5095 6 років тому

    go Dawgs

  • @kevincollins9013
    @kevincollins9013 8 років тому

    Best game I've ever seen but that's a little biased

  • @priscilla1330
    @priscilla1330 9 років тому

    Good Boy Uga!!!!

  • @charlesmarshall2697
    @charlesmarshall2697 9 років тому

    Without a doubt the best running back to ever play college ball!

  • @donaldmagnuson799
    @donaldmagnuson799 9 років тому

    best college player ever

  • @gikaradi8793
    @gikaradi8793 9 років тому

    5000push ups and no particular chest development,5000 sit ups and no exceptional ab development. Where do the traps and arms come from if hes not training systematically with weights?

    • @andrewhall7312
      @andrewhall7312 9 років тому

      He did pull ups on trees didn't u see it in the beginning and the stuff he did with that coach

  • @sitizenkanemusic
    @sitizenkanemusic 9 років тому

    yeah i'm sure he was the only black kid in his elementary school class- IN THE SOUTH. Why do they portray him as the only black kid and everyone (aka all the bullies) as white kids? So no black kids bullied him?

  • @sitizenkanemusic
    @sitizenkanemusic 9 років тому

    This man still has the secret to the Fountain of Youth. He doesn't look a day past 30. But I had no idea that he was a whack-job.

    • @JoeLoBro
      @JoeLoBro 9 років тому

      Sitizen Kane Fuuuuck up.

  • @angeloandrikos7017
    @angeloandrikos7017 9 років тому

    Beautiful story. True inspiration.

  • @libertine56
    @libertine56 9 років тому

    What a great man, very inspirational!

  • @SystemtoMadness
    @SystemtoMadness 9 років тому

    It is obvious he did a large number of push-ups and sit ups. Who cares about the exact numbers or whether or not they are exaggerated, look at the results of this man.

  • @scjct1
    @scjct1 9 років тому

    Great video! Never knew about his background. Watched the whole thing from front to back and couldn't keep my eyes off of the screen!

  • @scjct1
    @scjct1 9 років тому

    The absolute best RB in college football ever in history and he will not lose that title. I'm not a Georgia fan either.

  • @Fraire-kk3pj
    @Fraire-kk3pj 9 років тому

    the beginning sounds like bo Jackson's life

  • @LanceDobson
    @LanceDobson 9 років тому

    Does anyone here not notice the huge holes the line was opening up for him? Good grief. That combination of his running and that offensive line is unbelievable.

  • @haljohns6286
    @haljohns6286 9 років тому

    Would help if you clowns knew how to add. Fools, 20 situps and pushups every minute would mean 1200 a hour. Herschel would do 2500 in morning and 2500 in evening. I saw him play, greatest player ever.

  • @JordanShackelford
    @JordanShackelford 9 років тому

    Hershell Skywalker

  • @brandongladish4048
    @brandongladish4048 9 років тому

    The funny thing is there's a better 34 in the sec his name bo Jackson

  • @goten123558
    @goten123558 10 років тому

    Wow, truly inspirational. Amazing human being!

  • @blaq7427
    @blaq7427 10 років тому

    Bo Jackson > Herschel Walker

  • @Breakbeats92.5
    @Breakbeats92.5 10 років тому

    The original beast - mode.

  • @silvertrigga
    @silvertrigga 10 років тому

    He would of been exactly what the Marines look for... good thing he didn't join... he probably would of died in some pointless war

  • @tywag604
    @tywag604 10 років тому

    Blaa

  • @ldr3285
    @ldr3285 10 років тому

    I've lived with a man who suffers from dissociative disorder due to childhood trauma that went undiagnosed until he hit a wall. Our lives were torn apart as a result. I understand Herschel's spouse when she speaks of the heartache and helplessness. Never knowing or understanding why they sometimes act they way they do. They are angry, unpredictable, successful, likable & at times totally disconnected to their surroundings and the pain they are causing. No one would possibly understand what its like to live with a "Herschel" and the amount of suffering on all levels until they have gone thru it. Those who judge are ignorant and uninformed. There is very little awareness of this disorder and its real. Good for Herschel for speaking out.

  • @EvanderSmart
    @EvanderSmart 10 років тому

    When Bo Jackson grew up, he wanted to be Herschel Walker

  • @lordfatcock
    @lordfatcock 10 років тому

    The best Dawg to ever wear the G.

  • @Pleaver
    @Pleaver 10 років тому

    Hero.

  • @gallodecombate7953
    @gallodecombate7953 10 років тому

    That is Gameness. The Holy Grail of competition.

  • @shonwiley4109
    @shonwiley4109 10 років тому

    A truely great inspiration to anyone . My hero and the greatest Athelete ever

  • @keitronadams5386
    @keitronadams5386 10 років тому

    He would not be crap without his linemen respect them (I'm a runningback)

    • @jwee4386
      @jwee4386 10 років тому

      you're a running back but you damn sure aint no herschel walker!

    • @jwee4386
      @jwee4386 10 років тому

      haha i don't play football your an idiot lmao

    • @rey882
      @rey882 10 років тому

      dudeeee stop talking... like come back in 6 years

    • @904Outdoors
      @904Outdoors 10 років тому

      You taking to me Rey?

    • @rey882
      @rey882 10 років тому

      Dylan Whitley Naw I'm talking to this kid

  • @JaxBlade
    @JaxBlade 10 років тому

    28:22 In-CRED-I-BLE!!

    • @steelblue58
      @steelblue58 9 років тому

      JaxBlade That was in Oxford Mississippi in 1981. Absolutely stunned the crowd. Then the Ole Miss student section gave him a standing ovation as he came to the sideline.

  • @persondude3630
    @persondude3630 10 років тому

    I'm not being a "Hater" by saying this or anything, but I'm sorry if you think all he did was pushups, sit ups, pull ups and sprints/running you're a moron. First off, he's genetically gifted, second off he more than likely took steroids (75% of pro athletes are on roids, it's not natural for your body to be able to take that kind of beating AND still workout and practice everyday I don't give a shit how motivated you are. And no, steroids don't make you jacked over night, they allow your body to recover crazy fast.) and third, there is no possible way you can get legs like that without using weights. (Squats, Leg press, etc.)

    • @Testosteronemonkey
      @Testosteronemonkey 10 років тому

      I'm pretty sure if you did 5000 of anything, you would be jacked

    • @persondude3630
      @persondude3630 10 років тому

      Austin Warren You really believe he did 5000 push ups a day? Really? LOL

    • @6Silky
      @6Silky 10 років тому

      Person Dude k

    • @jwee4386
      @jwee4386 10 років тому

      He did pushups, sit ups, pull ups THAT FIRST SUMMER to prepare for his first season as an athlete. His football coach took him under his wing and he started doing weight training, explosive drills, strength and conditioning and thats when he took it to the next level. Did you even watch the documentary lol you are hating hard on herschel right now!. And just cause YOU can't do something doesn't mean nobody else can... Btw dude, it doesn't matter what you think of him or if he was on roids twenty years ago or not lol cause he still got a full ride to Georgia and played football at a higher level than you or myself could ever in your wildest dreams. Quit clowning yourself and respect the dude's work ethic.

    • @Testosteronemonkey
      @Testosteronemonkey 10 років тому

      Person Dude​ 5000 pushups a day is very possible soooo yes

  • @jaredpyles5546
    @jaredpyles5546 10 років тому

    bitch just fed off his fame. women

  • @J_Holz_IE
    @J_Holz_IE 10 років тому

    Go dawgs!!!

  • @bufordpawnful
    @bufordpawnful 10 років тому

    I see a lot of "Victims" on here whining about how "THEY" tear their bodies up for millions of dollars! Basically if that's your stance in life you will always be a victim so just keep quitting in life and blame everything on someone else! Herschel doesn't talk about feeling like a victim. Football is a choice so if you are not man enough to play stick to your game console! Simply put that's the problem with our society today, everybody's a victim! Just say you are a coward and you refuse to put in the work to achieve and let people like me hold onto to the reigns of your life and you will be fine! People like you who do not listen to facts and spout sound bites from PTI are idiots and sheep! So sit on your new iPhone 6 that you financed monthly, watch your TV that you pay $150 a month to watch, and let the people that walk the walk keep walking for you and just shut up!

  • @Ropeadopeya
    @Ropeadopeya 10 років тому

    he has awesome genetics

  • @erakus
    @erakus 10 років тому

    So Hershel walker was defined by being bullied. Why are we trying to remove it from schools again? lol.

    • @ElloRachello
      @ElloRachello 9 років тому

      Because it's a different generation most kids/teens don't take bullying and turn it into a positive message for themselves nowadays they either cut themselves , do self harm or commit suicide.

    • @erakus
      @erakus 9 років тому

      Agreed. also it is a different mindset towards bullying. I cannot say its for the better either.

    • @8MoneyIzmyMission8
      @8MoneyIzmyMission8 9 років тому

      Herschel is the rare example of being bullied and turning it around as a positive, but it gave him serious mental scars that he has kept with him for his entire life. Shear hardwork and determination to get over his bullying, I mean seriously there are very few people with the discipline that he had as little kid.

  • @ntrain66
    @ntrain66 10 років тому

    Felt bad for him when he got 'Marino'd' in his 2nd Sugar Bowl. Overall, quite a roller coaster of a life for him, glad he's happy now, a phenomenal athlete.

  • @HarrisetBella
    @HarrisetBella 10 років тому

    The fact they run this kids into ground...his health...for nothing, is a sin. 40 touches a game as a 20 year old means he's tearing his body apart and the U of Georgia makes millions. There is a way to remunerate these guys. It's coming...mark my words.

    • @jebose6953
      @jebose6953 10 років тому

      Wise words Clarence.

    • @Vaypes
      @Vaypes 10 років тому

      Definitely agree on that. They fucking abused this guy. He would get the ball 90% of the time? For fucks sake that is fucked up. It's a blessing he saw it as an outlet and didn't mind, but still shit that's cold blooded.

    • @HarrisetBella
      @HarrisetBella 9 років тому

      A back in the NFL has X amount of carries before his body gives up. That "x" varies a little from man to man and also pure chance comes into play. The horrible thing is that Y must be substracted from X. Y being the carries in University. The easy way to rumunerate a player: When people buy his Jersey a portion goes into a trust for the player. Furthermore...if a player makes a division one team...upon signing he should get free tuition at that school for life. They take BS courses...we all agree on that. Well if the player gets hurt and needs an actual education...he should be allowed to get his PHD in as many feilds as he wants. IT COST THE UNIVERSITY NOTHING. Having these communities with an influx of men arriving with actual education...what a change. That's it! This is how you pay these guys. Actual education. From those who need remedial 5th grade reading...all the way to a PHD. Let's not give them cash...but an actual aducation. Even if they leave and try to make the NFL...they can return and take a real course which will provide them with real opportunity

    • @misterabuse
      @misterabuse 9 років тому

      Clarence LeBlanc One of the first times I've actually seen a smart comment on youtube :P If only these greedy bastards didn't have so much power...

  • @AxeMastersinc1
    @AxeMastersinc1 10 років тому

    I love you man.

  • @nathanielking9291
    @nathanielking9291 10 років тому

    A Great Running Back--Add his Professional Numbers Up and he should be in the HOF. I had the same RB coach he had in HS. I was not in his class.

  • @ryanmcdonald3546
    @ryanmcdonald3546 10 років тому

    Barry sanders is still better