High Plains Drifter
11-man fan
Somehow I dont think he would go for that. Ha
coachbronk":222vlcz3 said:So are they looking for a HD Coach?
Who is the AD there?
wildwood":2dmhtvwu said:You, sir, were extremely lucky in choice of schools.
High Plains Drifter":wvw9ckxo said:Hmmm, getting a good old Riddell with a new headband two or three sizes too small and having headaches till it stretched to the correct size. Then there was the lovely plastic "neck protector" which caused 30 something folks to get killed and injured badly. Wow, what memories. No water during practice, working out on the band field with no grass just rocks. And last but not least my mother washing my workout stuff, white pants with an old maroon jersey. You talking about pink , but guess fit my personality. Ha
Old Bearkat":1xpreb0l said:Leatherheads is supposedly about the early days of the NFL and the characters are based upon guys who really existed. I might just have to go see it even if it means seeing George Looney, I mean Clooney....[/quote]
Actually, the Duluth team that Leatherheads is based on never joined the NFL, but the lead character is based on Johnny Mc Nally, also known as Johnny Blood (he used the fake name to keep college eligibility).
Johnny Blood ended up playing for the Green Bay Packers in the late 20's and early 30's and his name is enshrined on the Ring of Honor at Lambeau Field.
My mama used to tell me stories of her days as a student nurse at St. Mary's in Green Bay, back when the nuns ran the place and the girls lived in dorms at the hospital. Dating was extremely frowned upon, and dating Packer players was even more verboten. Mom told me of the girls who would sneak out to date Johnny Blood and other Packers of the time (around 1934) ... now she said she never did that, but she knew who did ... and I don't think she ratted on them.