Digging into gridiron history to examine how football's evolution shapes today's game.
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As discussed in Factoid Feasts I, II, III, IV, V, VI, and VII, my searches through football history sometimes lead to topics too important to ignore but too minor to Tidbit.
(1903 Northwestern yearbook)
This series reviews the program history and stadiums of colleges that dropped or deemphasized football.
Pigskin Dispatch podcaster Darin Hayes and I discuss a 1955 New York Giants-Los Angeles Rams exhibition game that included the NFL’s first use of sudden death overtime to break a tie. We then shift to the general history of how football set...
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