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Legends of the Buckeyes of Ohio State
August 11th, 2011 
afcbeast Run time: 60 minutes Product DescriptionWoody Hayes set the standards of this state, very high, when it comes to Ohio State football. Woody�s motto was to – run the ball on offense, and play great football on defense. This formula for winning continues to be proven, each and every year, in the BIG GAME in [...]
The Legends of the Ohio State Buckeyes
June 28th, 2011 afcbeast Amazon.comWoody Hayes set the standards of this state, very high, when it comes to Ohio State football. Woody’s motto was to – run the ball on offense, and play great football on defense. This formula for winning continues to be proven, each and every year, in the BIG GAME in Columbus, Ohio. This DVD features [...]
Former Pats QB Grogan: ‘It’s hard to forgive’ Tatum
July 31st, 2010 afcbeast Sports Radio Interviews Earlier this week, former NCAA All-American and NFL Pro Bowl safety Jack Tatum died of a heart attack. Perhaps the most controversial moment of Tatum’s career was when he hit New England Patriots wide receiver Darryl Stingley during a preseason game in 1978, leaving the receiver paralyzed from the chest down. Though [...]
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No Comments »Art Shell stands up for Tatum
July 27th, 2010 afcbeast While the friends and family of Darryl Stingley are still struggling to forgive Jack Tatum for the play that defined both players’ lives, one of Tatum’s teammates and fellow Oakland Raider, Art Shell, remembered him as a great, clean player and as a good man. In an email Shell made it clear Tatum will be [...]
Posted in Around The League Tags: 1970s, Art Shell, Darryl Stingley, Email, ESPN, Feelings, Football Player, Friends And Family, Good Man, Hall Of Fame, head coach, Jack Tatum, Janice, Loveable Guy, New England, Oakland Raider, preseason game, Rsquo, shell, stands, Tatum, Teammates, Thoughts And Prayers No Comments »Best Raiders Team Ever: 1976
June 28th, 2010 afcbeast Notable players: QB Ken Stabler, FB Mark van Eeghen, WR Fred Biletnikoff, WR Cliff Branch, TE Dave Casper, OT Art Shell, G Gene Upshaw, DL John Matuszak, DL Otis Sistrunk, LB Phil Villapiano, LB Ted Hendricks, CB Willie Brown, S George Atkinson, S Jack Tatum, P Ray Guy. Analysis: This championship season was in the [...]
Posted in Around The League Tags: 1976, Art Shell, Best, Cliff Branch, Close Calls, Dave Casper, Dominant Team, ever, Fred Biletnikoff, Game Trip, Gene Upshaw, George Atkinson, Jack Tatum, John Matuszak, Ken Stabler, Otis Sistrunk, Pro Football Hall, Raiders, Raiders Team, Ray Guy, Stunning Group, team, Ted Hendricks, Time Teams, Willie Brown No Comments »
