holy cow you guys are young.

1. 1971 Nebraska Cornhuskers. Beat Oklahoma in the 'Game of the Century' - both of those teams were incredible, but Nebraska won the game. You might point out Bud Wilkinson's Sooners and their 57 game winning streak. Or Not. Ha!

2. possibly Nebraska's Johnny 'The Jet' Rodgers - see same '71 game against OU. Earl Campbell is a great choice - watching him run over people, he had thighs like no other human being. Billy Sims was great to watch, even if he played for the Godless Sooners.

Bo Jackson and Herschel Walker were unstoppable.

Who the hell can pick just one of these? I guess you could if ancient history is 1990! Ha!

3. Without any doubt or hesitation, the modern game has been pansified by the 'Roughing the Passer' penalties that are called like it's the NFL. Same with a lot of the contact penalties on passing plays - although not as bad as the NFL - still a lot wimpier.

4. Ann Margret - no contest.

1. Didn't care about college ball too much back then, but I was impressed with the 1990 Hurricanes.  Since their season was in 89 does that count?

2. Has to be Earl.  Longhorn bias or not.  

3. Two words - Mark May

4. Seriously?  Raquel Welch.  No contest.

1.)  don't care
2.)  don't care
3.)  don't care

4.)  since we are in the way back machine.  Sophia was

    an excellent choice.  I would also add Rita Hayworth.  Here is a picture for those of the younger set.

http://claudia79.tripod.com/

1.  I really didn't follow it too closely back then, so I abstain.

2.  Billy Cannon (LSU).  For anybody growing up in Louisiana, he's a legend.  There is at least one song written about him and his amazing touchdown run.

3.  It would be nice if Longhorn Sports Net could figure out the delay problem between radio & TV.  Oh, and I'd like to be able to buy a damn beer at the game.

4.  Can't believe there's no mention yet of Audrey Hepburn or Grace Kelly.  I'll go with Audrey.

1. Nebraska 71

2. Tommy Nobis

3. I feel quite strongly about this.  Show the teams from the break of the huddle to the final whistle.  When you watch old games on ESPN classic, they didn't have as much replay or as many graphics in between plays.  Seeing the team go from the huddle to the line, and then the execution of the play gave the game a forward momentum that is seriously lacking today; it was like a team was truly marching down the field, and it gave the game a rhythm.  Now the game is broken up into fragments, you don't see the action until a second before the snap, so there's no sense of continuity.  In other words, the way they shoot it today, for all we know, a team could be starting each play from the same yardline, whereas you used to watch the team move the ball from point A to point B quite literally, and the camera kept you at point B so that you had a feel for the drive.  

4. Any of those pretty, young, 1920's flappers that Fitzgerald wrote about so much.

1. 71' NU without a doubt.

2. Johnny Rogers. With respect to Earl, he was a great running back but Johnny could do it all. Run, pass, catch and he returned kicks and punts. Overall a better player then Earl.

3. Just hope they dont bring the in the grasp rule from the NFL. But I would keep OT just the way it is.

4. Farrah Fawcet or Heather Locklear.

1. Any of the OU teams during their 57 game run.  That speaks for itself.

2. Thorpe.

3. 6-5 teams in bowl games.

4. Hot?  Catherine Deneuve, Bridget Bardot, or Grace Kelly, I can’t decide. But who would I like to hang with?  Myrna Loy.  Not so much for looks (which were just fine thank you), as for attitude.