2 days later in collegiate gridiron 🏈 action visiting Penn State came back from 14-0 lst Quarter deficit to trounce host W.V.U., 49-21 in last game bet. 2 schools in W.V.U.'s former mid-1920s f'tbll st'dm 🏟, Morgantown, West Va.
Well, in 4, previous 7 seasons C'wbys had d'ftd V'kngs in pl'yffs winning 1977-1978 season's N.F.C. Championship Game at home, 23-6 to earn berth in Super Bowl, XII, where they'd go on to defeat Broncos, 27-10
At home and Texas Stadium are actually not redundant. The Cowboys did well at home against MN in the 1960's. Texas Stadium opened in 1971, and MN won regular season games there in 1974, 1978, 1987, and 1988 against Laundry. Dallas had similar succes at MN from 1971 on, except 1982.
So many great personalities with the broadcast both to both coached Bud Grant and Tom Landry. Then the great backs in Dorset and Foreman and Staubach and Tarkenton. I was 11 years old then and Staubach was my hero Eventhough I lived in Wisconsin but my Packers were not very good back then.
1978 was a great year for me. I celebrated our 2nd Superbowl Championship as a Cowboys fan. I also graduated from Junior High School in the Bronx NY that year.
if these 2 teams played 10 times, dallas woulda won 8.....(at least) this wasa fluke.the minny's got SMEARED in the playoffs by the whams.....(of course t he whams were humiliated by phallas 28-0)
Sr. Univ., Pgh. RB Tony D'rstt was 1976 College F'tbll season's H'smn Trophy w'nnr as he helped lead G'ldn P'nthrs to p'rfct 11-0-0 record in reg. season play/wire-to-wire 27-3 tr'mph over Univ., Ga. in XLIIIrd Sugar Bowl classic on New Yr.'s Day, 1977 (January 1, 1977-Sat.) for Univ., Pgh.'s lst National Championship in close to 4 decades. And sp'kng, 1976 College F'tbll season, I.Y.O., why do you think that ABC-TV N'twrk on Dec. 31, 1976 (Fri.-New Yr.'s Eve) d'clnd to air that season's XVIIIth Astro-Bl'bnnt Bowl cl'ssc bet. Univs., Neb./Tex. Tech as syndicated TVS n'twrk aired that game instead?
I imagine that ABC-TV Network passed up airing 1976 College F'tbll season's XVIIIth Astro-Bl'bnnt Bowl cl'ssc bet. Univ., Neb./Tex. Tech on New Yr.'s Eve night 🌙, 1976 (December 31, 1976-Fri.) fearing that its affiliates in Eastern time zone were concerned that w/live sporting event such as XVIIIth Astro-Bluebonnet Bowl College Football classic bet., Univ., Neb./Tex. Tech starting at 8:00 PM (E.T.) would have impact on stations' local news coverage, New Yr.'s Eve activities/in worst possible case, stretch into annual "New Yr.'s Rockin' Eve" musical 🎼 special. Now as l've mentioned before that XVIIIth Astro-Bluebonnet Bowl College Football classic on last day, historic Bi-Centennial yr., 1976 (December 31, 1976-Fri., New Yr.'s Eve) could moved ahead earlier in day from 8:00 PM (E.T.) to 3:15 PM (E.T.) w/ABC-TV Network starting coverage, game at 3:15 PM (E.T.)
Roger Staubach has a net worth of over $650 million dollars due to various businesses he owns and Fran Tarkenton has a net worth of about $300 million due to computers.
