Barry Switzer and the Sooners debuted the wishbone offense at Oklahoma. Against Texas. And lost. But it was start of a long run. It was quite the innovation in 1970. Four yards and a cloud of dust, and once in a while a 60 yard run.
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Barry Switzer and the Sooners debuted the wishbone offense at Oklahoma. Against Texas. And lost. But it was start of a long run. It was quite the innovation in 1970. Four yards and a cloud of dust, and once in a while a 60 yard run.
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and it was the big fast linebackers that Jimmy Johnson recruited to Miami that finally figured out how to slow down the wishbone. I used to love to watch Hollieway, Watts and Thomas Lott run that wishbone for the Sooners. It was virtually unstoppable
Fixed it for ya.Originally Posted by quercus alba
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From their speed they must have specialized in the smash and grab. Some of them could run a 4.5 forty with a tv under one arm and a vcr under the other
If you’ve never watched a replay of the ‘91 Cotton Bowl, Dennis Erickson was the Miami coach, it was a mauling by a band of criminals on national television. Miami was a national embarrassment at the time and was under investigation not by the NCAA but by thefederal government for things they did under jimmy johnson. I despise Texas but it was very sad to watch how Miami just basically kicked Texas’ ass and the coaches encouraged the whole thing.
Miami set some sort of record for unsportsmanlike conduct but I don’t think a single player got ejected.
Sad!
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I used to have one of the t-shirts from one of the Miami-ND games back then. “Catholics Vs. Convicts”
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