Football Archaeology
Digging into gridiron history to examine how football's evolution shapes today's game.
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Football’s 1884 Rule Book: Referee's Duties & Rules Interpretations
This article is the fourth in a series covering the 1884 Intercollegiate Football Association rule book. The first three articles provided background on the series and Sections I through III.
- Section I - Rules Used As Definitions
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Enjoying Reruns on Father's Day
Today is Father’s Day, a purported day of rest for those who have contributed to the continuation of our species. We’re celebrating with bacon cheeseburgers, the kind with the bacon ground in with the beef, making them unbelievably tasty. M...
The First Forward Pass Revisited, Again
Given the role of the forward pass in football today, the football world should know when the ball was first passed forward legally. Although it clearly happened sometime in 1906 following rule changes, the date, location, and involved team...
Pigskin Dispatch Podcast... The Dumbest Draft Picks Ever
Pigskin Dispatch Podcast’s Darin Hayes and I discuss the dumbest NFL draft picks ever, courtesy of the Washington Redskins, who managed to make terrible first round picks two years in a row.
Watch or listen to the podcast here or on other...
Football’s 1884 Rule Book: Section III - Rules Bearing Directly on the Play
This article is the third in a series covering the 1884 Intercollegiate Football Association rule book. The first two articles provided background on the series and Sections I and II of the rule book.
- Section I - Rules Used As Definiti...
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