Good morning!
Here is card #28 for 28 days to go! It’s like a regular February….
It’s always been puzzling to me, how one of the oldest rivalries in college football, featured 2 legendary coaches that each went to the opposing university and then wound up coaching against each other as head coach of the rival. Maybe it’s just me…
The Pontoon Playlist hopes that the sunshine is always on your shoulders…
Go Dawgs!
My alma mater, Richmond Academy! By the way, that’s not Pay Dye’s photo on the card…it doesn’t look anything like him and he wore number 60 at Georgia.
Bill Stanfill?
He’d be the most famous 77, but it doesn’t look like Stanfill to me.
Doesn’t look too far off to me:
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Could be a freshman photo.
Look at the background. It is a 1950s era practice field.
Stanfield was not there at that time.
It’s hard to acknowledge Dye after watching the Georgia Auburn games in the 80s.
However, “You’re not man enough” will live in infamy! He had the balls to say what our HC would not. And it got the job done — ROW TIDE!
Why would a head coach publicly say that he didn’t think his team is man enough to beat an opponent even if he thought it?
CMR would not have minimalized his team nor motivated similarly. He was more of a “blackout”/rush-the-field kinda guy. Amirite???
Butts would have motivated similarly “not man enough” — just his demeanor.
We were man enough!
Damn it was hot that day, but it was fun.
Had to swap sweat with Alabama fans since everyone was packed in so tight. Thanks to Thomas Davis we didn’t have to listen to too much of their crap.
I remember they ran out of ice in the first quarter. People were passing out from the heat. It’s was brutal in the sun.
that is Don Leebern, from Columbus.
Sunshine is always marvelous when you “Tie Up”….
I have to be in the Mood to listen to Mr. Denver. He was excellent on both the twelve and six string guitar. He was also an outstanding wordsmith and singer. An all around talent. I would have enjoyed a few cold beers and a good Rocky Mountain High with ole’ John.
Man enough, Dawg enough!