Football Archaeology
Digging into gridiron history to examine how football's evolution shapes today's game.
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Sid Luckman’s T Formation Tips, A Football Tipping Point
In every field of human endeavor, today’s accepted practices stand on the shoulders of earlier generations. Once revolutionary ideas become foundational, they become so common that we struggle to see how things worked before the new idea ar...
Rocking Miami of Ohio’s Cradle of Coaches Claim
We all know a certain Midwestern school became known as the Cradle of Coaches, but Miami of Ohio wasn’t the first to claim that title, though it likely will be the last.
Anyhoo, Walter Trumbull coined the Cradle of Coaches moniker in 1921....
Today’s Tidbit... Old Football Logos Quiz
Today’s Tidbit looks at school logos that appeared more than a century ago and are seldom, if ever, seen today. A few appear on nostalgic clothing offerings at the campus bookstore or on Homefield, but most no longer walk the earth.
Some c...
Pigskin Dispatch Podcast... The Beginnings of the Big Game
Darin Hayes of the Pigskin Dispatch Podcast and I discuss the early days of the Big Game between Cal and Stanford, sharing a tale or two about both schools dropping football in 1906 before bringing it back in the 1910s.
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1908 University of Denver Rocky Mountain Champs
John P. Koehler took over as football coach at the University of Denver in 1906, after two seasons at Lawrence (WI). They went 2-3 in 1906 and 2-6 in 1907, so little was expected in 1908, but a handful of new players changed everyone’s pers...
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