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I was 16 years old when this all happened. Growing up in the 70s and 80s were a big part of my life. And having this team do what it did at that time after what this country was going through was incredible. We were a counter that was falling apart at the seems, prices were out of control, everything was in a free fall and we had a leader at the time i remember was an embarrassment. I was in high school and i remember my father working 3 jobs to get us by as a family. It was a very difficult time. And then came along these college kids and it gave us all a great feeling of just how great we used to be and are going to be!!! Thankyou guys. 🇺🇸☘️

That guy at 25:10 looks like the Honky Tonk Man from the World Wrestling Federation back in the days.

I was watching this in Canada. As the applause went on and on, I phoned a fellow Bruins fan and asked him, "Do you believe this?" He said, "Yeah, certainly. How else would everyone react?"

As a Cal student (a junior) in 1982 I turned down (!) an invitation to attend this game because I had to go to work. My brother later called me at work screaming on the other end of the phone. I didn't believe what he told me, but when I got home and saw the reply, it was exactly as he described.

""I HAVEHEARD ALOT OF BAD/NEGATIVE- PROPAGANDA ABOUT BOBBY HULL DOWNTHROUGH THEYEARS, ""IT ISN'T MY BUSINESS TO KNOW ANYTHING-OF NEGATIVITY-ABOUT WHATWAS SAID ABOUT BOBBY HULL ANDWHAT HE WAS-ACCUSED-OF COMMITTING, ""AS FAR AS I KNOW ROBERT MARVIN HULL AND DENNIS HULL ARE INTERNATIONALLY KNOWN AS HOCKEY-HEROS/HOCKEYSTARS, ""WE SHOULDKEEP-IT THATWAY, ""GODBLESS DENNIS HULL, ""REST IN PEACE ROBERT MARVIN HULL, ""WE LOVEYOU BOTH DENNIS AND BOBBY, ""THANKYOU TO BOTH OF YOU FORYOUR CONTRIBUTIONS TO ICE-HOCKEY""!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

❤ Phil ❤

Elway sealed their fate calling the time out with 8 seconds left, and the unsportsmanlike penalty on the field goal.

Foreman did beat the count--but even he said afterwards that he was totally spent. He couldn't win. Had he continued--he would've suffered worse humiliation.

Elway lost that game for Stanford because he’s the one who called timeout with 8 seconds. No fault of the coaches.

Poor clock management by Stanford

Kevin Moen was a running back, not a quarterback, at Rolling Hills High. I know this because in his senior year I saw him dominate my own high school's team. Several of our players were injured trying to tackle him. Three years later I got to see him score the winning touchdown. One member of our group was in a wheelchair, and we sat at the center of the top row, right below her. It's so wonderful to be able to say "I was there".

This was the sound of hockey to us.

Him and Munson , classic ! Best Baseball !

The BEST !

I grew up in Hartord. Red sox country. I love the Yankees!

My folks are from new Hampshire. I get him. Im also a Yankees fan.

Wow, could they fly! And no masks, no helmets, no advertising and no names on back of their jerseys.

The legendary Joe Starkey on the call. Im not a Cal Bears fan but i am a lifelong 49ers fan. Go 49ers!

It's great seeing Gordy Howe, Sid Able, and Ted Lindsey. Production Line.

Great video

My favorite line in Joe starkey's call is at the end, "there will be no extra point"!

I love the tee for field goals

Stanford should've milked the clock down to 3 seconds then kick and time would've expired and Cal doesn't have their miracle finish! 42 years ago! Damn I'm old! 😂

Great job! What an awesome video!👍👍👍👍👍👍

The build up to The Play makes you realize how epic The Play really was. Cal had won. Then thanks to the great John Elway, they lost. But then, the greatest play in football history.

Thanks for posting this.

Thank you very much. Great souvenirs

I did not know there was a 15 yd penalty on Stanford for "exuberance " 😅😊

I remembered this video and decided to see if it was on UA-cam and here it is.

My father was 22 years old when this happen

someone tell me a better highlight moment that can beat this... yeah exactly, there isnt one. some good ones but not better than this.

Thank you, Bobby and Josh!! ❤️❤️❤️

Hands down, the most exciting play ever to be seen and heard in any sport of any kind....with the golden voice of Joe Starkey leading the way.

The patriots

New England vs Philadelphia revolutionary war Sir Tom brandy with is captain john smith will sail to the ship to return to Pocahontas Play by play defense and offense you will see the captain john smith will is the best captain john smith the first thanksgiving in America

Even if Foreman beat the count it wouldn't of mattered Foreman had nothing left .Muhammad Ali was.the stronger man

The announcing was counting slow Foreman didn't beat the count can't go by announcer Bob Sheridan

Ali was the stronger man. That was.the key to winning this fight

He was ok, I guess……….

Wow. Unreal version of HSR's magnum opus in great quality to boot. A thousand thanks.

Danny Gallivan

A lot of things lead up to “the play”: Stanford leaving too much time on the clock, and the 15 yard penalty on the kickoff…

Thanks for the upload. You know, Gino was usually pretty good but on that 3rd Down sack by Bruschi on the Eagles first possession he's talking over the play-by-play man. Can't do that. That's what the idiot Zolak does on literally every play. The second half of the Brady-Belichick dynasty all the Pats radio calls are ruined because Zolak is yelling and groaning just being a complete failure at his job. Let the play-by-play man make the call - then talk. That's how it's been done for 100 years. I mean, gosh.

One of the games greatest catchers who played his heart out and played the game the way it is supposed to be played . Great competitive player who shares the same birthday as me. Great Capricorn ..😅 no catcher in this generation will compare to this guy. A pure hall of famer.

DAMN IM OLD. I watched this gm when I was 11yrs old 😅😂

It’s at 8:16

Saw the Unattached at Ralph's in Worcester a few times. Never understood why they didn't go further.

wow, this is ancient, I didn't get into pro hockey till about 1960.

Uncle Joe Starkey, the announcer, livened the magical 80s when San Francisco Bay Area Football ruled all. ua-cam.com/video/NReCD28A_qE/v-deo.htmlsi=AJlQIYcNKVExQ6c1

Thanks for the upload. Some really incredible clips there. Orr was that rare type of player, I can only think of Gretzky and Orr, who knew where everyone was at all times, and how the play would develop. But Orr had unreal speed and his hand eye was astounding. Best 2 way player ever in the history of the game.