The idea that Teddy Roosevelt "saved" football is mostly myth. If there was a man who actually saved football, it was Henry Mitchell MacCracken. It's all here: piped.video/qKNFpl0xxzg

November 1, 1909. Army football player Eugene Byrne was dead. The West Point tackle suffered a broken neck during a violent scrimmage and died hours later. Typical college football history tells us that.that in 1906, Teddy Roosevelt saved the game. The forward pass was invented and everything was fine after that. Football deaths continued. A crisis was much more severe in 1909. They hadn't eliminated mass play and because of that the deaths of three players; Eugene Byrne, Virginia halfback Archer Christian, and Navy quarterback Earl D. Wilson set off another round that colleges and universities were set to cancel football because it was way too dangerous. Rules changes from 1909 to 1912, eliminated mass play. They also allowed the forward pass to be a true weapon, which was not the case in 1906.

I thought this Texas game was over in the first half.

Wisconsin just scored with quads on one side and USC had only two guys to cover them and what the hell you doing USC?

Since you like the Wing T video, here's one about the single wing. We seem to have a lot of football teams who have only one quarterback, and not a lot of depth. IF I were a high paid offensive coordinator, I'd put some single wing plays in my offense with different set of backfield players.

Tommy Carr looks like he had his shoulder separated on that hit, then the field goal kicker misses after the play clock expired. What disaster for Michigan.

A complete history of the Wing T offense. It changed over the years as defenses changed to stopit. Might be the funnest offense in existence?

An article about red light therapy for brain injuries, interviewing my friend Rico Petrini. I have used a Vielight for several years now for my TBI. It helps witb brain fog. fox5vegas.com/2026/10/22/red…

From a two-day decision in Maine in 1950 to Tubby Raymond’s 300th win at Delaware, here’s the history of the Wing-T, and why the buck sweep and waggle are still in spread offenses today. piped.video/WgzUpx2KZss @wingtuniversity @CoachDanCasey @WingOffNetwork

The Death of the Iron Man in college football: piped.video/m1AG455r0Bg

This is the story of the most corrupt conference in college football history—the Southwest Conference. By the mid-1980s, seven of nine schools were either on probation, under investigation, or about to be. piped.video/rqmRv4d_GYI

The Bizarre Reason Football Players Grew Massive Hair in the 1890s piped.video/pRfaihrJiOg

What a shit holding call on FSU.

Are college football players dumber than ever? Reference: The stupid roughing the quarterback calls. They're just dumb.

Fans wonder if everybody sucks. Maybe it's because the teams have so many roster spots transferring every year that there's no system being developed anymore in college football. Also - now they're being paid. Do they care about winning as much if they're being paid? They don't have a professional mindset as players in the NFL. They still have the "I gotta a lot of money, what do I care" mindset.

why isn't indiana running the ball

Ohio State gets a roughing the quarterback call.... He looked like he hit him in the facemask. "Head or chest area" when you're in a defenseless position.

Ohio State's defense has to save them this game.

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FLORIDA SCORES AGAIN!

So we're on a track with the Indiana-Ohio State game for it to end up like 13-10 again.