Bill Burr | 30 for 30: The U
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- Опубликовано: 27 авг 2024
- Bill watched a documentary on the University of Miami
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Lachelle - Wanted
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30 for 30 is the greatest thing ESPN ever created. I remember watching this one back in ‘09
ESPN took a turn like the History channel. Oh well we have the shows we can always rewatch.
Thank the pod father bill Simmons
Thia and Reggie vs the Knicks are my favorite 30's and I don't even watched college ball but I really loved "The U"
Yeah I was at U of Miami at the time
You Googled it good job
It's outrageous that you can't find the 30 for 30 series ANYWHERE now. I would pay whatever they want to own the whole series. The U was actually my favourite of the bunch, but they were all great.
ESPN+ has them all my dude
Thanks guys, I'm hoping we can stream espn+ in the UK!
@@DdotRay86 Britain is for white Europeans.
They have a few on Disney+ under sports collection but not all of them
I've seen a DVD collection for sale at Best Buy years ago. Doubt they still sell it new but maybe check ebay?
This one and the SMU 30 for 30
Is the best
The Two Escobars blew me away as well. Didn't know that story at all.
I wish the episodes were still available on Netflix.
I enjoyed the episode but also liked that the "good guys" playing for my alma mater, Penn State, beat them in that bowl game.
Once they moved to the new stadium, it was all over. Some of the best college games ever were played in that old place.
Thongs change scent from one end to the other. Knowledge is power. God bless
Well, that was,…random. 😂😂
Thank you for showing the Raiders Jersey's some love.
The best 30 for 30
It might be "Requiem for the Big East", if only for this one line from John Thompson - "I didn't join the Big East so I could ride a bus to Mother f@#$% Morgantown, West Virginia"!
I like how you put a slideshow with bill’s rant
ESPN plus was originally 5 bucks a month. Then it was 7ish. Now it's ten a month. Some of the best money I've ever spent. All the 30 for 30s. Fuckin phenomenal 👌💪
Still my favorite 30 For 30 episode ever
Have u seen the second part of that 30 for 30, 1 of their players killed another player, 1 player became a bank robber, and another player killed 2/3 people in a home invasion. You got a watch the second one bill your mind will be blown my friend
You really think Bill Burr is going to read your comment
This isn’t Bill Burr’s channel lol
Not to mention Kellen "I'm a soldier" Winslow raping elderly women.
0:31...
'Over There, Over There!"
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I had a HS buddy make this team. I don’t want to drop names but he was an offense guard……and the mascot hugged him after a rushing TD. If you know you know. Sure miss ya GL.
The usfl had a tremendous amount of talent
The NFL wasn't paying players fairly back then so the USFL could sign some very talented players like Steve Young and Jim Kelly. They also drafted juniors out of college. The league had talent and quality football.
I graduated from the u In 89 fun times
Bought those bootleg vhs tapes at a fleamarket that used to come 5 to a pack that had football follies but it's was from the usfl. Those were the days.
Did The Rock play for the hurricanes
He did.
And he's in the 30 for 30 show.
Warren said he sucked.
He was on the team is a better way to put it
@@mufflerbearings4572 Warren got to be DT because he ate himself out of TE.
As a 17 year old, I had season tickets for the Tampa Bay Bandits (USFL). This is the mid 80's. The Buccaneers are TERRIBLE and not worth paying for. The Bandits were AMAZING. Successful. Fun to watch. Definitely worth the money.
I will always cherish my memories of the U and how great they were in the 80’s and 90’s. team. One glaring hiccup - beaten like red-haired step-children by Jerry Sandusky’s defense at the 1987 Fiesta Bowl. That was a a fantastic game. Vinnie Testaverde never the same after getting sacked and intercepted multiple times by the Nittany Lions.
He had a super long NFL career and played for many awful franchises and kept coming back year after year. He was much better than the media ever gave him credit for, despite playing behind awful offensive lines in Tampa and Cleveland. The entire Hurricane team and coaching staff against Penn State screwed that game up.
@@roland7584 agree he wasn’t on the best of teams, but I don’t think he was ever the same. And I can’t take anything away from the Lions’ defense. Nobody gave them a chance.
@@teddyvincent4833 He's one of only 2 qb's in the last 30 years to win a playoff game with the Browns. He's one of only 3 qb's that led the Jets to the AFC Conference Championship game in the last 40 years.
@@roland7584 I like Vinnie Testaverde too. But something changed after that game. I won’t deny his success, it wasn’t the same.
@@teddyvincent4833 Yeah..he went to the NFL and played for the Bucs. Prior to Vinny being there, it was Steve Young guiding them to 2 wins the year before. Young had 11 tds and 21 INTs in his 2 seasons there along with 68 sacks in his 19 games there. Vinny had to endure 6 years of that pathetic franchise with 3 of the worst coaches in the NFL at the time, one being Ray Perkins, then Richard Williamson, and 1 year of Sam Wyche before leaving that pathetic franchise. He was so beat up from that team taking 197 sacks during his 6 years there, it's amazing he lasted as long as he did in the NFL.
No football team could bring an end to this dynasty. It took the ncaa to end Miami. No team. I repeat no team could stop The U
Nebraska did
The Ohio State University completely broke the Miami football program. Go Bucks! 🅾️
The NCAA? LMAO.. NO, Miami brought an end to Miami..
Best teams ever.
The U ~ Miami & UNLV Runnin Rebs were Awesome back in the day....F-the NCAA Hypocrisy
damn right---- do YOU want your football team to be accountants and lawyers...? I myself want THUGS on my side.... we ain't playing canasta out there.
Lol..pathetic
Damn how old is this? Bill Burr sounds like he’s in his 30’s
He’s in his 50s
"Set your DVR" is a good hint it's around 10 years ago
2009. Around the time 30 for 30 started.
It's all sbout...THE 7TH FLOOR CREW
Best thing to ever come out of ESPN…..
Bill rightfully rips these U alums for comparing themselves to Ali. Even if we ignore the fact that Ali had cultural importance completely outside of sports, can anyone quote something any of these guys ever said? Every Ali interview, even after his career, he's saying some genuinely insightful stuff, and he's extremely clever and funny. Outside of the "7th floor crew" song, which is the latter U generation, I can't remember a fucking thing any of these people said, and I've seen the U docs a few times each. So, even on the basis of shit-talking, these guys aren't in the same stratosphere as Ali.
hear, hear!
One statement about shit talking and bill ran wild with it and you jumped on the wagon like an idiot. Lol you tard.
“Hit, stick, talk shit bust Dick” “I ain’t scared of you Bitch” “Joaquin said dominate… and we not doing it”
I can keep going.
Would you be referring to "Greg with the Third Leg"? LOL!
@@tristatefullautoshootandtr5676 Thanks for reminding me! “Third leg G-reg, like to get weird… stick that d up in her ear!”
Notice all the USFL teams have pretty cool logos with the exception of The Generals which is obviously clip art. Guess a certain someone was too cheap to pay a graphic artist!
Could someone tell me from what tv show/movie that clip at 1:35 is from ?!
The hurricanes were more popular than the dolphins
It was wild
@3:11 Miami wore fatigues and shades to the ‘86 Fiesta Bowl. Penn State wore their boring dress coats and ties. Penn State beat their asses for the National Championship. Jimmy Johnson learned humility that day.
I went to a Generals game at the Meadowlands.
Love burr but he is obvious not a cane fan..
Probably a ND fan
"The U,2" was my U
the U !!!!
PLEASE release the players transcripts PLEASE.
There's been 3 30-30's about the U.
I noticed they never mentioned them getting drubbed by Tennessee in the 85 Sugar Bowl......35-7.
That never happened tho
@@chichigotdayayo555 you're right. It was the 86 Sugar Bowl
@@joshuareed390 thanks bud
My favorite UF college experience was seeing the Gators beat the U in the Orange Bowl in '85. Amazing.
Huskers in 94’ in Miami!!!!
And 3 years later, UF dropped Miami because that one win became exception.
Well yea because they didnt beat them again until 2008 lmao all while they dropped them from the schedule.
all the gingers are still sleeping!! quick post Kekw
The show Playmakers was pretty awesome but the NFL cancelled that shit after one season
yeah.... that got swept under the rug PDQ didn't it..?
Love the fact that Ohio State completely broke that program. They never recovered from that loss. 😂
Ohio State didn't break nobody the players picked the coach and the administration listened that was the mistake that hurt the program and we went to a tailspin it had nothing to do with that Ohio State Team
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@@Lottoboi100 we? You were on that team?
I don't know, after covid I realized we are too dumb for sports. Mr Burr has a good attitude about it but my attitude is I don't give a darn about children playing football. That's why I god invented children playing baseball. Whatever that's supposed to mean I've been drinking pretty heavily. Thanks Bill I love your take on things
That Michael Irvin story is apparently very true watch the pivot episode with Warren Sapp
-Bill, you're mistaking "extremely clever and funny" with "extreme:" Literally everything Miami did was extreme: Heisman hopeful QB Gino T asking to be "taken to Faulk" --carried by Canes players after thrashing SD state after Faulk was also in consideration for the Heisman; kicking the sh out of (outside the football field) S Carolina; Florida; ND: Colorado; OU, etc.; running out of the Texas stadium after Randal Thrill Hill housed it (td) 1 week after Texas CB's were saying they could contain him: dude scored on a bomb then kept running out of the tunnel pretending to be a cowboy, shooting air pistols lol as the Miami fans unfolded signs saying: "Texas, you've been messed with." Celebrating play after play, leading to a literal shift in the way College Football was officiated by the implementation of "Miami rules." The smoke out of the tunnel entrance; the incident at Tallahassee when Canes mascot threw bucket of Gatorade on the horses a** causing the horse to toss the FSU mascot (some kid whiter than Bill Burr pretending to be a Seminole Chief), etc. 8 year home win streak in the Orange Bowl --longest in the history of college football (58 games snapped by Washington, whom later decided it wise to come back to the Orange Bowl and face the millennium Canes team in Miami at night, and the Canes beat the *** sh out of them by exactly 58 points... Redefined the culture of college football (even recently with the chain... everybody's wearing 1 now lol (except Miami, who's focused on getting back to giving everybody a reason to be 'hated' lol. GO Canes. F you.
Walking into Tennessee's marching band when they formed the "T" at the 1986 Sugar Bowl. LMAO, worked out well for them. No mention of that on The U.
@joshuareed390 the 26-3 a$$ kicking in the Meth, I mean the South (Knoxville) on 11-9-02 wasn't focused on too much either... Perhaps Miami isn't as obsessed with Peyton Manning u, as some of their fans are with Miami...
@@barnetlevine5975 that wasn't a fun day, but "I'm a soldier" made up for it the next season.
He’s not wrong about the Raiders uniforms being the best and everyone tries copying them.
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Lol...ridiculous
Bill burr should run the mainstream media…..there is nobody better at cutting though the hippocracy and bullshit of this era.
Uhhhh im from South Florida . And trust me ….they were not exaggerating those stories .
what is the dolphin helmet clip from? shit is so funny
Young sheldon
the best part of the U was that PENN STATE beat them in the 86 championship game.
Jarrad James the better part is that penn state hasn’t been anything since the 90’s and Sandusky gave yall and Joe a black eye forever lolbs
Testaverde literally threw that game away.
What have Penn State won since then!?!? 'Cause the U has a banch of tittles. So...
but Miami kept coming back...... and Penn state got Sanduskied
“a lot of people don’t know this, i actually went to a usfl game” what a weird way to say that
There is probably a fan who can list out each game Burr has gone to in the correct order and even the final scores.
It still is a super weird thing to say. But honestly I could already hear someone saying “I didn’t know that!” Had Burr just said he’d been to a usfl game.
Makes more sense now that Donald is backing Hershel for his political run. Figured it was just cause they were both celebrities.
Still can't believe Miami went from the badass helmet wearing football dolphin to the lame ass dolphin they have now. DOWNGRADE
The fuk are you talking about? Wrong Miami. This is University of Miami you moron
30 for 30 has been around forever wtf
This is old
Okay, it was mild amusing. But this wasn't even close to the best 30 for 30. In fact, as far as a story goes, this would be in the bottom third if you ranked them all. The story was, they won some games, they were assholes, and now they're remembered more for being assholes then they are remembered for being good.
This U team was one of the greatest dynasties in football what are you talking about
Abner Doubleday is God of prump? Makes sense; although i doubt he’s ever even thrown a baseball.
30 for 30 is thee only thing the 4 letter network has done since 2000. Just went down hill
Carolina Panthers looks alot like the Michigan Panthers, just sayin
We all know why there are any hateful comments lol
Anyone able to tell this limey here why it's called "30 for 30"?
It was supposed to be 30 half hour episodes but it was a hit so they kept making them
@@IzzySoDope ah that makes sense thank you Izzy =] still pretty bewildered how you manage to find the videoclips to go along with what they are directly referencing, your videos are the best =]
All about the U. F everyone else
Steelers wear black too Bill
I'm fucking stupid. why do they call the show 30 for 30
I think it was originally 30 stories in 30 mins but then it got really big and the documentary’s got longer and better
Yes, you are. People can't even do a simple internet search now. Guess it's easier to ask here and get random answers.
@@__d.b__ just stop breathing man
It was originally 30 documentaries for ESPN’s 30th anniversary in 2009
Google is hard.
gee... that's good bill - you can "remember" USFL teams - it wasn't THAT long ago ..... you sound like a millennial. you didn't mention Reggie White , Steve Young , Jim Kelly , Kelvin Bryant, John Corker etc. the USFL had a ton of great players and coaches.
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