@@jamesfields2916 Agree with the bogus call. It took 25 years for NE to get a revenge call on the Raiders (Tuck Rule). But that launched their dynasty. So maybe it all evened out.
Archie Griffin star among stars what a class act you could see the humble look he gave after they said he created history you could tell he wanted to thank his teammates and linemen a very humble class act who I am proud is a Buckeye
I remember him as a young kid growing up in a Michigan football family. He was a class act and what a player. I was lucky to grow up with the Bo vs Woody rivalry, it was the best in college football
@@djquinn11 I was 10 in 1970. Buckeye fan The UM vs OSU football game was like a religious holiday in our home. That day and Christmas day were probably the only two days of the year where we were all in the living room at the same time. My dad wasn't a swearing man. I never heard him use bad language...Except on a Saturday in late November...🤣
@@snapmalloy5556 : Hahaha! Yes, I can relate. I was born in ‘62 and my Dad was a Michigan grad and Michigan football was like a religious experience for him. I loved those Bo vs Woodie years, best rivalry ever. Thanks for posting, it brings back a lot of memories
The first player introduced, Lee Roy [and, yes, it was two separate names] Selmon, later became an executive vice president for the Outback Steakhouse chain.
R.I.P. GONE WAY TOO SOON.. Ricky Bell's brother was Archie of Archie Bell and the Drells. There is no football at my grad school alma mater, U. of SO.FLORIDA without LEROY SELMON'S hard work..one of the greats on and off the field.
@@mantis10_surf85 I seem to recall he was also runner up to Archie Griffin in 75, and IMO should have won it that year. Archie's senior season was no where as good as his first Heisman winning year, but voters couldn't bring themselves to give it to an underclassman two years in a row. Thankfully, they're now comfortable with giving it to a deserving underclassman. Maybe one year they'll start awarding it to great defensive players, rather than just the outstanding back, usually a QB.
This was the first year that I heard of Walter Payton and Randy White. Remember those free booklets (and NFL stickers) at the counter in the liquor stores? The two of them were the top picks for their positions.
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@devildog1982z, they were in the old WAC then, but generally still played a tough pre-conference sked., and gave people like NEBRASKA all they could handle in the FIESTA BOWL year in and year out.
Two PRO HALL GUYS, LEROY SELMON AND MIKE HAYNES..AND if not for injuries and a tragic early death, you could have added RICKY BELL, too. A horrible, virulent skin disorder led to a heart attack that killed him at age 29.. Damn shame..
Tore acl in right knee in last game against auburn and again in sugar bowl against Penn State, drafted by the Dallas cowboys but couldn't overcome injury
What a JOKE the All-America team selection was back then. All favoritism by wimpy sportswriters for a few top teams. Sciarra the chosen QB (UCLA) didn't finish top 20 in ANY major stat category - a joke he was picked. True All-American QB should've been Craig Penrose (San Diego State) or Gene Swick (Toledo). Running back was even worse... Archie Griffin was 6th in rushing yards and didn't make the top 20 in yards per carry or TDs yet was All-American and won the Heisman for the 2nd straight year. Ridiculous. He was chosen by wimpy sportswriters who favored Ohio State and wanted to see someone win 2 Heismans for the first time ever. Ricky Bell was robbed of the Heisman and Tony Dorsett was absolutely robbed of the All-American spot.
Ricky Bell, Chuck Muncie, Mike Haynes, Ed Simonini, Greg Buttle, and Pat Thomas were not "busts". Bell's career was cut short by a disease which killed him. Niehaus was the Defensive Rookie of the Year before suffering a catastrophic knee injury. Haynes played in 9 Pro Bowls, was also a Defensive Rookie of the Year, had his number retired by the Patriots. Thomas was a long time starter and a two time Pro Bowler. Muncie went to 3 Pro Bowls before drug addiction cut his career short. Simonini and Buttle each were 9-year starters. "Busts"?
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Met John Sciarra - great guy, humble too - what a great All-American Team! Miss those years....
Great QB and very underrated
Mike Haynes and Tim Fox turned the ‘76 Pats into instant contenders.
Grogan, Francis, Steve Nelson and a great ol too
yes I remember
That 76 team was awesome! Done in by one of the worst calls ever.
@@jamesfields2916 Agree with the bogus call. It took 25 years for NE to get a revenge call on the Raiders (Tuck Rule).
But that launched their dynasty. So maybe it all evened out.
Three Tampa Bay Buccaneers from their inaugural 1976 team from this group.
Greg Buttle. Went on to be a terrific lifelong New York Jet!
He was one of the best players PSU produced in the 70s.
That was my senior year in high school and I followed every one of these guys. So many great running backs that year!
Yes!
Hope uses several of the same jokes as he did in the 1967 All American show.
i used to love watching bob hope do the all america team always a treat rip bob
Wow, Chuck Muncie, I got to talk to him periodically in the 2000s-2010s and he was truly a neat guy to talk to, he is definitely missed.
I remember him with the Saints
loved the caca
Could have been an all time great if he could have lived a clean life. I was a huge fan of Chuck in high school
Love the huge shoulder pads they used to wear
Never saw Bob in a three-piece suit before. It was definitely the 70s.
Mike Haynes had the greatest Pro career, Griffin the greatest College career.
Michael Haynes is the OG of Shut Down Corners
I’d forgotten about Mike Haynes and Lester Hays on the Raiders. They were the best corner tandem ever.
As the old prayer goes and God bless Mrs Selmon
Leroy Selmon was a great Buccaneer!!!
Nice try but it's common knowledge there have been no great Buccaneers. Only a few good ones, too.
They should bring this back with Bill Burr hosting.
Yes. Just all kind of yes.
1975 All-American Team, FYI
Thanks
Archie Griffin star among stars what a class act you could see the humble look he gave after they said he created history you could tell he wanted to thank his teammates and linemen a very humble class act who I am proud is a Buckeye
Sadly you can see here he wasnt very bright
@italianwaterice9594
Graduated early and won the NCCA top V award.
You on the other hand are as dumb as a bag of hammers
I remember him as a young kid growing up in a Michigan football family. He was a class act and what a player. I was lucky to grow up with the Bo vs Woody rivalry, it was the best in college football
@@djquinn11
I was 10 in 1970. Buckeye fan
The UM vs OSU football game was like a religious holiday in our home. That day and Christmas day were probably the only two days of the year where we were all in the living room at the same time.
My dad wasn't a swearing man. I never heard him use bad language...Except on a Saturday in late November...🤣
@@snapmalloy5556 : Hahaha! Yes, I can relate. I was born in ‘62 and my Dad was a Michigan grad and Michigan football was like a religious experience for him. I loved those Bo vs Woodie years, best rivalry ever. Thanks for posting, it brings back a lot of memories
This was a great routine by Bob Hope. He had a way of bringing people together.
The respect showed for Archie Griffin 👏🙌👌
I was a kid in 1975. Everybody knew who Archie was.
Great college back. NFL bust.
He’s a blabbermouth who had a terrible NFL career.
Great human being as well as a great college RB.
They don't come any better than Archie
I always liked watching these shows as a kid.
The first player introduced, Lee Roy [and, yes, it was two separate names] Selmon, later became an executive vice president for the Outback Steakhouse chain.
God bless Ricky Bell,Chuck Muncie, Jimbo Elrod,Leroy Selmon
R.I.P. GONE WAY TOO SOON..
Ricky Bell's brother was Archie of Archie Bell and the Drells.
There is no football at my grad school alma mater,
U. of SO.FLORIDA without LEROY SELMON'S hard work..one of the greats on and off the field.
Man only one wide receiver!!!! The hay day of the wishbone tttttt!!!@!
Amazing how few of these guys had productive NFL careers
RIP Ricky Bell
Mike Haynes, great Patriot!!!!!
Late Ricky Bell
Ricky Bell was a great player. I remember he was runner-up to Tony Dorsett for the Heisman in 1976 & drafted by the Bucs
@@mantis10_surf85 I seem to recall he was also runner up to Archie Griffin in 75, and IMO should have won it that year. Archie's senior season was no where as good as his first Heisman winning year, but voters couldn't bring themselves to give it to an underclassman two years in a row. Thankfully, they're now comfortable with giving it to a deserving underclassman. Maybe one year they'll start awarding it to great defensive players, rather than just the outstanding back, usually a QB.
I’m a UCLA fan and never knew John Sciarra was first team QB. That was some Rose Bowl 76
This was the first year that I heard of Walter Payton and Randy White.
Remember those free booklets (and NFL stickers) at the counter in the liquor stores? The two of them were the top picks for their positions.
That routine with the model was great and would never happen today. What a terrible world we live in.
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@@vicepresidentmikepence889 but she was cis gendered woman being objectified by masculine males; many of whom were White. No longer allowed.
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These Shows Were So Cool ........ Its Funny To Funny To Watch How These Guys Try To Look Real Footbal Serious ..... But Some Do Chuclkle
OU had 3 All Americans on D, now that’s scary.
I thought LeRoy came out twice😂
You had several players with generic helmets. Wonder why?
yOU HAD MORE THAN THAT. o.u. players even with red helmets did not have the emblem.
Oklahoma had three All Americans on defense. Whoa!
All pac 10 in the backfield.
You could make an argument that the quarterback should have been Joe Roth of California. He made most all American teams.
1975 College Football All -American Team
Didn’t realize how small Archie Griffin was.
Bob Hope was bigger than Archie Griffin.
sophomore year in high school for me playing football so I followed college football
Chuck Muncie! Super Chargers...
And Saints.⚜️
Mike Barber was a great TE for the Los Angeles Rams
Houston Oilers too.
just needed this to happen with OJ Simpson. Bob would have said something so funny yet it would have been true in the future.
They did do it with O.J.,...IN 1967.
Billy Bob Brubaker, Right Guard!
Have you always been this stupid or did you have to go to a special school for it?
BOOMER SOONER!
Who was the third Selmon brother at Oklahoma?
Dewey.
@@cliftonconnor9389
Awesome
How about putting the "year" in the title?
1975.
ARCHIE WAS A GREAT ONE
Mike Haynes ！
ASU was the only undefeated team that season. They should have been voted national champion!
@devildog1982z, they were in the old WAC then, but generally still played a tough pre-conference sked., and gave people like NEBRASKA all they could handle in the FIESTA BOWL year in and year out.
Two PRO HALL GUYS, LEROY SELMON AND MIKE HAYNES..AND if not for injuries and a tragic early death, you could have added RICKY BELL, too.
A horrible, virulent skin disorder led to a heart attack that killed him at age 29..
Damn shame..
do you have 1976?
Might be a dumb question but why was Archie Griffin holding a white helmet?
These guys look like they're on their 50's
" on their 50s ". Guessing that your trying to say ' in their 50s ' and just too illiterate. They did not look like they were in their 50s either.
Did Leroy Cooke play in the NFL?
Yes,..Tampa Bay.
It was LeRoy Selman. Where did you come up with Cooke???
@@hermanator74301 Leroy Cooke was a All American defensive lineman for Alabama.
Tore acl in right knee in last game against auburn and again in sugar bowl against Penn State, drafted by the Dallas cowboys but couldn't overcome injury
Is Bob Hope standing on a platform since he was only 5'10" in height.
All of these college athletes look 35 years old!! 😂
No. idiot, they don't. People still look old to you because you're still sucking tit.
The Year ....1976 ????
1975.
Why helmets with no face masks?
just props with some ---
This is 1975
1975 Heisman should have gone to Tony Dorsett. Where was he?
Lot of other backs outperformed Archie all his numbers were against weak team defenses oh he's ohio state didn't do anything in nfl
Archie was a USFL running back.
Ricky Bell had great numbers on a rare mediocre USC team. That doomed his Heisman chances.
What a JOKE the All-America team selection was back then. All favoritism by wimpy sportswriters for a few top teams. Sciarra the chosen QB (UCLA) didn't finish top 20 in ANY major stat category - a joke he was picked. True All-American QB should've been Craig Penrose (San Diego State) or Gene Swick (Toledo). Running back was even worse... Archie Griffin was 6th in rushing yards and didn't make the top 20 in yards per carry or TDs yet was All-American and won the Heisman for the 2nd straight year. Ridiculous. He was chosen by wimpy sportswriters who favored Ohio State and wanted to see someone win 2 Heismans for the first time ever. Ricky Bell was robbed of the Heisman and Tony Dorsett was absolutely robbed of the All-American spot.
The late Joe Roth!
It was a lean year for QB.
Bob Hope was always a cornball. The canned laugh tracks were ridiculous
all these dudes looked like grown men. Should tell you how much crap is in food nowadays. Testosterone is low low low .
You are an idiot. Do you realize that an 18-year-old freshman is a legal adult.
Ricky Bell was awful. shouldnt have been there
He was the number one draftpick of 1977..by Tampa Bay..
@UFC Man.....lol
@@robertsprouse9282 yeah they picked him instead of Tony Dorsett . one the worst decisions ever. maybe Phil Simms before Joe Montana was worse
@@ufcman8015 What if Dorsett went to the Bucs instead of the Cowboys?
@@brandonmorris92 he would't have been as good as he was with dallas but 100 times better than ricky bell. he was horrible
All of these guys, except Leroy Selmon, became NFL busts.
Ricky Bell, Chuck Muncie, Mike Haynes, Ed Simonini, Greg Buttle, and Pat Thomas were not "busts". Bell's career was cut short by a disease which killed him. Niehaus was the Defensive Rookie of the Year before suffering a catastrophic knee injury. Haynes played in 9 Pro Bowls, was also a Defensive Rookie of the Year, had his number retired by the Patriots. Thomas was a long time starter and a two time Pro Bowler. Muncie went to 3 Pro Bowls before drug addiction cut his career short. Simonini and Buttle each were 9-year starters. "Busts"?
Umm, Mike Haynes has a bust in Canton, professor🙄
Mike Barber had some good years on the Luv Ya Blue Oilers.
So
@@80sbuttrockLol!
Good Lord.
Bob Hope was pathetically unfunny.
This was a great All American team. But why did they all look like they're 45 already? These guys should be their early 20s.