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Rickey was never commisioner. And what the hell are the NY Dodgers?

Back when football was worth watching

Doubley Doubley Doubley:!!!

You know RUclips intentionally messes up and alters content and algorithms when you can't comment, can't like, disapprove or get rid of ads and collecting of personal data. You know, crap. Like with false historical video and they delete the uncomfortable truth which subverts their political agendas. 😮

This video has undoubtedly been copied or restarted countless times. It's pure, unadulterared, verifiable Vietnam/Hollywood history. Either that or a huge CGI green screen with extras. Seriously, do you see the visible dose of joy, pride, loneliness, fear and depression fighting for freedom for others in far lands? Sad, but brave. Some don't respect these men, but that comes mostly from unpatriotic cowards hiding eith guilt and excuses. Me, I respect real men, strong enough to be there. I was too young, but I was looking forward to male maturity instead of wimps and other evil sins. All others don't matter. If you can't stand up like a man then you might as well dress like a woman. The start of corruption of the spirit and eventually, DEI and Wokeness. 😢😮

Only 52 years ago

Master of sarcasm rip

Thankyou for the video it is important to preserve these moments in history. The Cold War made the games even more important. Me and my high school classmates were cheering and giving the high five at school over Bruce Jenner performance. He was the greatest athlete.

Olga fue pionera,creo que no se le ha dado la importancia que merece.Pionera, artistica

1976 Olympics Men's decathlon gold medal winner for the USA , way to go Bruce

百聽不厭

A master guitarist to strive in playing flamenco! 😊

Tom T Hall... drank beer and dope with him. Me and Pete!

Thank You ❤

The “voice” of greenspans films was the best ever.

Que bien toca juaquin montoya

Так хорошо

Великая гимнастка Ольга Корбут, феномен на века!!!

I’m in my 50’s and was born and raised in Pittsburgh and of course a Steeler fan. I remember those Raiders and Steelers games! That was a true rivalry. Respect to that team.

Described really great in "Great Moments in Baseball" by Bill Gutman!

My mom had reasons too.

360/365

Commisioner Branch Rickey?

... Si , ésto es, Carlos Montoya! ...🎉de un ,estilo -: propio, jarmonía y técnica , únicos ., y..... .muy flamencos.🎉 ..

The inter-league game between the ABA and NBA this gentleman is talking about occurred in the spring of 1972. It was Doc's rookie season and he was a Virginia Squire and he would have one more season with the Squires before he going to the New York Nets.

Listening to Jim McKay was like listening to someone read a beautiful piece of literature. He could make any sport - or any subject - sound fascinating. Is sorely missed.

Two days later, the miracle was made complete. My boys defeated Finland to win the gold medal. Coming from behind once again. As I watched them out there, celebrating on the ice, I realised that Patti had been right. It was a lot more than a hockey game. Not just for those who watched it, but for those who played it. I've often been asked in the years since Lake Placid, 'What was the best moment for me?'. Well, it was here. The sight of 20 young men of such different backgrounds now standing as one. Young men willing to sacrifice so much of themselves, all for an unknown. A few years later, the US began using professional athletes at the games. Dream teams. I always find that term ironic. Because now that we have dream teams, we seldom ever get to dream. But on 1 weekend, as America and the world watched, a group of remarkable young men gave the nation what it needed the most, a chance for 1 night, not only to dream, but a chance once again to believe.

Joe was one legit tough SOB

From my hometown San Jose CA.....he was the greatest.... don't agree with his choices now but that doesn't change what he accomplished then.

Great video, I went to east carbon high, and still live there!

Doubley is the best!! 😅

Johnny idiot

The flame is gone, but the flame was summertime. Now it's December. Time to light. A candle.

I think his Twitter years were his best. I’d personally look forward on his take on events and uplifting positive messages. RIP OJ!

The coolest of the cool and all class too

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The NFL has declared that they do not recognize WA-THO-HUK's touchdowns because they happened before the establishment of their historical records. Despite this, many newspaper articles have recorded the scores, but the NFL chooses to ignore these reports.

Cocaine is a performance enhancing drug duuuuuh.

As a lifelong Kansas City Chiefs fan, I couldn't help but relish the delicious irony that the final game played by an AFL team was against the franchise that was initially going to be an part of the AFL. There ya go vikings, a nice solid butt kicking from your "friends" in the AFL who found out on the eve of the first AFL draft ( in Minneapolis) that your word was worthless.

I was lucky to see him run at Arlington Park after he won the Triple Crown. He won by a mile.

Pryor was at his best here, as a lightweight (135lbs). He was faster at this weight than he was as a junior welterweight. The only reason that he moved up was because the so called lightweight “champions” at that time (WBA Ernesto Espana and WBC Jim Watt) would NOT fight him. He was offered a title shot with the WBA champion, Antonio Cervantes, and he became the champion.

My family built those cars. Howard Jensen was the stunt coordinator and my "Uncle" (close business/family friend). Hollywood editing makes it look like they both rolled but they didn't. Gary had a hand injury that prevented him from hitting the button taped into his hand so his cannon didn't go off and his car didn'f roll. We reset and he went solo. That was a fun day on set, one of the best I experienced. Shot at Disney Ranch in Placerity Canyon, CA. May 6, 1974. We spent many days there shooting Dukes as well since we built a bunch of stuff for that show.

One of my hero’s!

Busting Blues Rape Show Circusses...Banksy who the hell am i anyway? WAIBTW

OJ WAS MADE FOR TELEVISION!!! HE HAS CHARISMA OUT OF THIS WORLD!!!

Every team needs a guy like this! Just like lambier

he was SO funny.

Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman he was hilarious in it & Fernwood Tonite too.

"🎶I threw my...I threw my...I threw my...I...My...I threw my driiink... across the lawn🎶 Here he comes. He's so happy. He just sold the house!"...As irreverent an entertainer who ever lived. Thank you, Mr. Mull...

He was my hero. I'm half Mexican like Mr. Kapp. Growing up Joe Kapp and Anthony Quinn were my heroes