Seismic recruiting win from 1978

[Bms4880]

I found this article, dated February 12, 1978, while snooping around on Google News.

 

[WilliamDuVOL]

Times haven't changed too much now have they?

 

[Boca Vol]

Times haven't changed too much now have they?

I remember when I was at UT I never followed recruiting. I only knew of Peyton Manning as Archie's son.

 

[Plano Vol]

Seismic indeed.......if the Berrys keep up the tradition for a few generations, we may be able to field entire teams of Berry legacies which will be pretty wonderful.

 

[TNVolunteerGrad]

Tennessee Football was here before us and it'll continue after we're gone. What a tradition we get to be a part of and experience.

 

[Pro]

Those Berrys tho.

 

[tennesseeduke]

Seismic indeed.......if the Berrys keep up the tradition for a few generations, we may be able to field entire teams of Berry legacies which will be pretty wonderful.

The Berry's are becoming the Colquitts at UT!

:good!:

Tennesseeduke

 

[CountVolcula]

Good find

I will miss ole Johnny when he leaves this world

He's the coach I grew up with all my youth

 

[LWSVOL]

I found this article, dated February 12, 1978, while snooping around on Google News.

back then the main source of news was KNS delivered to your home. news was a day late but best way to keep up. Radio talk shows got started not long after this..

 

[CountVolcula]

By the way, I was a few days short of 5 years old when that was written

 

[orangefloyd]

That class had several Parade all-Americans on it. By the time they were seniors there were only about 8-9 members of the class left.

 

[livefaith]

Seismic indeed.......if the Berrys keep up the tradition for a few generations, we may be able to field entire teams of Berry legacies which will be pretty wonderful.

Uh, no. The classes will already be full of of Henrys.

 

[vols72]

By the way, I was a few days short of 5 years old when that was written

Me too Count only I was 5 months short

 

[alaVOL]

The Berry's are becoming the Colquitts at UT!

:good!:

Tennesseeduke

More like the Majors.