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Knute Rockne leads practice, 1929

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  • Опубликовано: 28 фев 2019
  • The famous Notre Dame coach oversees practice, including a pep talk, leading his players in calisthenics, and running through plays.

Комментарии • 38

  • @brendantreanor2428
    @brendantreanor2428 8 месяцев назад +4

    what a great coach he was undefended his last 2 seasons he is Notre Dame

  • @Ty__e
    @Ty__e 2 года назад +10

    He has a statue in Voss. Norwegian legend!

  • @jeffbuckley4453
    @jeffbuckley4453 4 года назад +16

    this is the coolest thing ive ever seen!!!

  • @earlgarcia6106
    @earlgarcia6106 Год назад +6

    The numbers they call out during the cadence has me dying!!! Sounds like calculus

  • @StonerBaer
    @StonerBaer Год назад +3

    Good to see my Ancestor on film.

  • @robertduransongcovers4401
    @robertduransongcovers4401 2 года назад +8

    Wow, that was some awesome footage.

  • @markralko99
    @markralko99 Год назад +6

    Its amazing the Golden dome looks the same!!!

  • @raygv12
    @raygv12 5 месяцев назад +1

    1:13 would love to see this play ran in today’s NFL

  • @rocknejones2211
    @rocknejones2211  5 лет назад +5

    Future head coach Hartley "Hunk" Anderson can be seen wearing the darker sweat clothes and light colored ball cap.

  • @merccadoosis8847
    @merccadoosis8847 Год назад +4

    It would be great to have single wing & Rockne box formation in college ball again. Ideally, the TB, FB, HB should each have the ability to make a pass just like the QB. In this way the attack is diversified thereby promoting more offense. Of course, this would usually be for short yardage but the backs are still free to make long passes if the WR is free.

    • @toastnjam7384
      @toastnjam7384 Год назад +1

      I agree. This is something I've thought about for quite a while. It would be good for a team that doesn't have a good QB.

    • @hailhopes
      @hailhopes 8 месяцев назад

      it would never work. Way to predictable in its formation and motion. Plus a very tight formation that doesn't allow for much space. Todays defensive athelets are way too fast. Also the 2008 dolphins did this work for most of the season until playoffs

    • @danielmoore411
      @danielmoore411 5 месяцев назад +1

      @@hailhopesthe modern spread evolved from the Single-Wing. It worked just fine.

  • @bryansteele832
    @bryansteele832 9 месяцев назад +1

    93 years ago.

  • @josemireles3782
    @josemireles3782 Год назад

    Why come theirs no Black Player?

    • @rocknejones2211
      @rocknejones2211  Год назад +3

      This was only about a half-century after the end of the Civil War. Racist attitudes still prevailed, and open discrimination prevailed. Notre Dame did not have an African American player until 1953.
      Howard Jones had one great African American star at Iowa, and later a handful at USC, including the school’s first All American, but then none for about two decades after.

    • @timfleming3083
      @timfleming3083 6 месяцев назад +3

      They couldn't pass the entrance exam. "Why come theirs" enough said.

    • @Prfdt3
      @Prfdt3 Месяц назад

      Yes.back then players had to have a passing GPA.

  • @benacedo2580
    @benacedo2580 2 года назад

    Overrated Coach

    • @benjaminleonard8848
      @benjaminleonard8848 2 года назад +11

      Highest winning percentage in college football history, plus 3 national championships.

    • @rocknejones2211
      @rocknejones2211  Год назад +14

      Knute Rockne invented the role of the modern football coach. Before there was Lombardi, Bryant, or Saban there was Rockne. Every successful coach today owes a debt of gratitude to him.

    • @1notredamefightingirishfan12
      @1notredamefightingirishfan12 Год назад +5

      What's your winning percentage?

    • @jasonh5547
      @jasonh5547 Год назад

      @@rocknejones2211 ROFL. Rockne would probably not win a game in conference play in the Mighty SEC.

    • @rocknejones2211
      @rocknejones2211  Год назад +3

      Well, you’re talking about a guy who coached his last game 93 years ago. I’m not clairvoyant enough to know how things would work out after the trip through the time machine.