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At the ABC Superteams competition in the 1970's, defensive linemen Randy White, Too Tall Jones, and Harvey Martin easily outran baseball base stealers whom they outweighed by 60-70 pounds. In his MVP year, Kirk Gibson stole 31 bases in 35 attempts. Stealing bases is a matter of technique as...

I recall reading a comment by Kirk Gibson when he signed with the Tigers. It seems the Darryl Stingley incident influenced him not to play pro football. Stingley was a WR with the Patriots who was paralyzed from the neck down after a hit by Raider DB Jack Tatum in a 1978 preseason game. Gibson...

The attendance was that low and lower in 1968. That was the Year of the Pitcher (meaning dull games with little scoring) and no pennant race in either league. In 1969, the leagues were split into four divisions, the pitcher's mound was lowered, hitting and scoring increased, and attendance went...

When it was necessary, Bart Starr would stand up to Lombardi for the other players.

I recall a Pro Football Weekly column in the late 70's by a Seattle writer, who wrote something like: "Largent is always compared to Fred Biletnikoff because he is white. He is faster and better than Biletnikoff." In his film highlights, Steve Largent is constantly shown way behind the defense...

Since the voters are supposedly already "anti-white," why do they need to rig the voting?

So the white child thrown off a mall balcony is, according to you, a "false flag?"

Almost everything communists advocated in the 1940's has been implemented.

More and more DNA hits are coming on these kind of cases due to familial DNA and other new methods.

For what its worth, Alexander said in December he wasn't going to run in 2020. He loved sticking it to Tennesseans with this vote.

Donald Trump has had more family, business, and social connections with Jews than any other President. Did you really think as President he was going to "stick it to Israel?"

White players never seem to use the considerations you mention when they choose were to sign on.

The Duke Lacrosse Hoax was actually far worse. The crooked DA indicted three innocent white men and tried to put them in prison for decades, with the support of most of the corporate media. It took months to expose, which in a way lessened the effect. The Smollett hoax was exposed in a few days...

Tomorrow, Sunday, February 24, the NFL Network runs Season 8 Marathon of the A Football Life series. A few months ago, a dim-witted poster called Carson Palmer a "negro-worshipping wigger who backstabbed fellow white athletes without a second thought." The Carson Palmer episode runs at 5 pm ET...

The mid-60's Cardinals wouldn't have had a play called "n****** go deep." Their receivers, Wide outs Sonny Randle and Bobby Jo Conrad, and TE Jackie Smith, were white. I recall the expression though. It was in Dan Jenkins' 1972 novel, "Semi-Tough." Oddly, the protagonist of the novel, Billy...

When the Cardinals were in St. Louis I listened to the KMOX radio sports talk show. Bill Bidwell was the owner. His reputation was for not paying well, there was even a SI story on the subject in 1978. Research indicated the Cardinals payed better than the Cowboys. Contrary to their image as...

Ken Anderson isn't in the HOF because he didn't bring the Bengals from behind to win Super Bowl XVI. Had he done so, Anderson would probably be in. I saw this at the PFRA Forum, which has some members close to the HOF selection.

The Cowboys defeated the Dolphins 24-3 in Super Bowl VII, 47 years ago.

Edelman had a better game than Biletnikoff did in my opinion. Unlike Super Bowl XI, this game was closely contested all the way.

Branch was the 2004 Super Bowl MVP, Super Bowl 39.

Legal action, or fear of, is the only thing that will get their attention.

I remember when Johnny Miller was a well known golfer. He won some tournaments in the 70's, two majors. When he won the Open in 1976, Miller was on TV commercials for several years. After he stopped winning, you still saw Miller in TV commercials. It became a joke. I remember a magazine...

Bill Cullen (per Wikipedia) worked as an announcer for the Steelers in the early 1940's, WAY before Myron Cope. In the 50's, What's My Line had mystery guests like Joe DiMaggio, Gary Cooper, and Audie Murphy. The times were far different then from the 70's.

We've seen previous white receivers as free agents sign with a team (we could have told them) that wouldn't use them much. Beasley is probably oblivious to how tenuous his place in the league is.

"These will be seen in retrospect as the good old days compared to what's just around the corner." I've been thinking the same thing.