Football Archaeology
Football ArchaeologyDigging into gridiron history to examine how football's evolution shapes today's game.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Daily |
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| Issues | 1450 | Subscribers | Read | footballarchaeology.com |
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Today's Tidbit... Street & Smith's College Football Yearbook Covers
It may be difficult for some to think of football during the first weekend of the NCAA tournament, but I don’t have that problem today. One of my two favorite teams didn’t make the tourney, and the other had a low point against High Point.
Today's Tidbit... Gene Roberts' Rushing Triple Crown
The NCAA basketball tournament is when we look for upsets by teams about which we know a little, over teams about which we know a lot. It is the time of year when we most often ask, “What are the chances?”
The NFL’s Conversion From In The Grasp To Down By Contact
The previous story about Michigan’s quarterback being tackled and getting up again to complete a punt return for a touchdown against Wisconsin in 1923 concerned a controversial call, made possible by the college rule that did not require ta...
Pigskin Dispatch Podcast... The First TD Pass In The End Zone
Pigskin Dispatch Podcast’s Darin Hayes and I discuss the first TD pass into the end zone, which followed rule changes in 1912. Several games in New England were candidates, but only one included a confirmed pass over the goal line.
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