Football Archaeology
Football ArchaeologyDigging into gridiron history to examine how football's evolution shapes today's game.
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Today's Tidbit... Red Grange’s Forgotten Big Day
If you asked most football fans to identify the game Red Grange rushed for the highest number of yards in his college football career, most would say it came in 1924 when he gained 402 all-purpose yards against Michigan. That day began when...
Pigskin Dispatch Podcast... A Cloud of Dust and Four Yards
Pigskin Dispatch’s Darin Hayes and I the origins of the phrase, “three yards and a cloud of dust,’ which began in reverse order with a different number of yards. But everything evolves, and the phrase was no different. Perhaps it is still m...
Factoid Feast XVII
As discussed in Factoid Feasts I, II, III, IV, V, VI, VII, VIII, IX, X, XI, XII, XIII, XIV, XV, and XVI, my searches through football history sometimes lead to topics too important to ignore but too minor to Tidbit. Such nuggets are factoid...
Bibb Graves, Founding Member of Alabama and Texas Football
Football is a game in which individuals and teams have achieved many feats, some of which are more challenging or rare than others. Among all the feats accomplished in football history, Bibb Graves stands with the giants of obscure featdom ...
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