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Tough man…great results.

Blood bone

Biggest upset in the history of the NCAA??? I wouldn’t go that far but it was still an upset regardless. UNC was the team to beat that year and not very many people were expecting Marquette to pull it off.👏

The players were so much smaller back then..That team would lose 100-0 to the the worst team in today's league

What a legend

I grew up a Marquette fan, attending games at the Milwaukee Arena and the Chicago Stadium double headers, consisting of Marquette, Loyola, Notre Dame and Illinois. He was a personal icon and hero in my eyes. Current coach Shaka Smart and his Marquette Warriors are primed to resurrect the era of Al again.0:39 e e

Who cares. Only cheese heads. He didn't do to in Washington. Over rated.🤘🧀😆😝

Nice clip, where can I find the complete 52 min movie?

Somebody, (who isn't too smart) might say Belichek. Har, har, har. I read a quote from a Patriots Wide Reciever. He said, 'Belicheks genius is Tom Brady at starting QB'. Har, har, har. What have the Patriots done since Brady left? Har, har, har. BAID....Boy, Am I Drunk.

oh.. he saw grandpa outa peripheral huh

What did his departure mean? 20 years of wondering through a frozen desert-snow blind.

Go Pack Go!!

That looks like Lombardi's kid, Vince Jr. at 1:30 doing ball boy duties.

Greatest coach ever. 💚💛

Notice all the red jackets in the stands? The was the color for hunting before the orange became the standard. Lots of hunters in Wisconsin and that was their warmest jacket.

What they are unaware of is that Packers are about to enter into a deep, dark 25-year world of ineptness.

What's with all the Bengals fans at 1:50? 😁

Their offense looks so fluid and disciplined.

In the last 30 or 40 seconds you see houses in the background, it makes it look like they are practicing in the neighborhood park. It sure makes it look like another aspect of the team being part of the community, rather than a team that lives and works in their own bubble

Vince knew his team was going to be great. He went from the very fundamentals of conditioning to every detail of the playbook. No one was going to beat his team. There is a reason that his name is on the Lombardi Trophy.

@ 1:21 Starr to Dowler TD in the Ice bowl.

Love my Bears through and through, but there’s nothing like Lombardi

Vince did it the hard way and rose up the ranks to be the greatest coach in NFL history. He never cheated. He just had his guys put on the pads, and he taught them how to win. He drove them to be champions, and sometimes they hated him, but they cried at his funeral because they all knew what he did for them. RIP Vince. You set the example for what it takes to be a champion in life and in sports.

Just watch, the media and culture will relegate this great man out and declare someone else to be the greatest coach of all time. I can hear the presentation as they award the new Super Bowl trophy named after-Belichek?😎🤑

It's ok Because the lowest bidder always knows what's right Especially when the lowest bidder is illegal alien Just think how much money the mall saved by going with the lowest bidder 👍🇺🇸

The roster was aging. Most of the team’s best players were getting into their 30s. Lombardi or not, that team was going to regress after the 67 season.

Don Majkowski @ 0:08

#1 you cant pile all that weight in one spot on that thin of a deck . #2 that deck should have been built with 1 1/2 " robar all threw it and been interlocked with 1/2" steel Busquets bolted in permanent lock . But unfortunately you had a dumb contractors that was not smart enough to know all that snow needed to be trucker mentes or blown to ground level .

The Packers would not have been the great team they were without Vince Lombardi. Phil certainly was no Vince, even with Vince's players. What a stupid thing to say and an insult to the greatest coach in NFL history - Vince Lombardi.

I remember watching the Packers in the 1960s on color TV. It was a great era of football.

My teacher back in the 1960s used to get reel to reel films of the New York Giants for us to watch. Those were the days.

bonjourp-erfect ,

Is that Milwaukee county stadium?

Well as quoted from the Lombardi biography “When Pride Still Mattered.” Phil Bankston was a nice guy, but not a leader.

Starr was a Star of my Childhood Go Pack Go !!!

Best Team ever!! Thanks.

"Phil Bengston will be a better coach than Coach Lombardi." LMFAO!

LONG LIVE ⭐BRATKOWSKI ⭐THE MAGNIFICENT

NOTE ALL THE ⭐⭐BLACK ⚫ CLEATS. NO WHITE OR LIME GREEN OR PINK SHOES, ON ANY OF 'UMM

Just turning 25 last July come up, I have no knowledge of Mr. Lombardi. My grandparents are 74 they know about Him, and tell me about him. He was the best. God-bless you sir always.

Beautiful Packer color.

Earl......Vince could of went to the Moon, Mars, even Hartford Wisconsin & THAT STILL WOULDN'T HAVE MADE PHIL A BETTER COACH. That had to be thee dumbest comment coming out of a Gillespie.

The middle part with the player introductions was from Lambeau but the game action is from Milwaukee County Stadium

Is Jay Cutler at QB? Throwing picks left and right

Milwaukee County Stadium!

When I see these old films of pre-modern era football camps, I am always struck by how lean the players are in comparison to todays players. The biggest lineman could not have weighed more than 265 pounds.

The guy with glasses catching balls thrown back by receivers is Vince Lombardi Jr.

No, it can't be a real 60's Packers film without Ray Scott announcing.

I forgot both teams shared one sideline at ole CS.

So weird to see the goalposts in the end zone.