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Yes, Jim Brown could surprise you. He endorsed Trump in 2016 and said, "What's wrong with America First?" His time at Syracuse was bizarre. They didn't recruit him but Brown's benefactor in Manhasset Long Island was a Syracuse alumnus and raised the money to send him there. The Syracuse...

The NFL Network is showing the 1970 Monday Night Browns-Jets game again on Wednesday at 4 pm ET.

Joe Kapp as Minnesota Viking QB during 1967-69 made his reputation as an inspirational leader rather than a skilled passer. Kapp's slogan was "40 for 60." When at a banquet to receive the team MVP award in 1969, Kapp refused to accept it, saying something like, "There were 40 MVPs." Kapp...

The "moon landings are fake" trope has been a feature of black whining ever since they happened. Someone coming here for the first time will assume this is not a serious forum.

It's similar to how a former poster thought the famous White football players from the past went along with scripting and fixing every game. He also thinks the great White explorers of the 16th Century were lying about sailing a ship around the world.

Goetz was on an A&E show a dozen or so years ago. He was doing pretty well. After shooting the muggers, Goetz left the subway train, caught a cab and got back to his apartment. He then went to New Hampshire and spent several weeks there. He then turned himself in and NYC law enforcement went...

I well remember Dick Groat. I saw him play in person when he was with the Cardinals.

Best Wishes Don. A good sign that you can still do things. Your energy will hopefully come back.

Don and J.B. Cash did a show some 15 plus years ago. I sent a comment on how a large number of White people wanted to see Gerry Cooney win the Heavyweight Title in 1982 while the White Heavyweight champions who had emerged from Eastern Europe early in the 21st Century were ignored or disparaged...

A few weeks ago, this (https://www.49ers.com/news/christian-mccaffrey-on-battling-injury-setbacks-and-comeback-season-in-sf) article was at a 49ers site. Christian McCaffrey talked about coming back after two years lost to injury: "And then to hear the noise, to hear what people are saying...

They are too lacking in perspective to see this. The last thing the left would fake is a shooting of a Christian school by a "transgender" type. The MSM will drop the story as soon as they can.

I'll make a prediction. There will be a wave of statements denouncing Sportsmanship as "White Supremacy."

She'll probably walk away with a suspended sentence, assuming there is a sentence.

Yes, my comment was too strong. It was a good article overall. But I've seen so many errant articles and books on this subject over the years. In the mid-60s all White SEC teams usually beat integrated teams. So I was criticizing "folks in general." Tennessee played teams with black players the...

All White Alabama teams beat Nebraska. which had a lot of black players in the 1966 Orange Bowl and 1967 Sugar Bowl, which the writer was obviously unaware of. He thought the 1970 USC game was the "first time against an integrated team, Southern California, and losing." Typical ignorance.

Eventually almost all competitors in the high jump adopted Fosbury's method.

I remember the stir about the Fosbury Flop.

I saw the White people who hate White people trope begin some 50 years ago. Most of these have always been not Jewish. I believe it was Don who came up with the term "DWF." These types will almost always be "normal" White people, subconsciously status-seeking in a way.

So we're back to "The Earth is Flat," again.

Well said.

So when does a organized crime hitman/career criminal need any training from a not especially efficient organization?

Assuming his father told him he "was trained by them," why should we think an organized crime hit man's word is the gospel truth? Such characters will tell any story, usually to make themselves more important than they were.

Do you believe everything (or anything) you "heard on a podcast?"

In the early 70s, O.J. Simpson took part (and won) the ABC "Superstars" contest. He didn't enter the swimming competition, saying, "If I tried to swim, I'd drown." With that kind of strength and willpower you would think Rob Konrad would have been a highly successful ground gainer in the NFL...

Well said.