MillerTime80
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He was a good punter and receiver in high school. I believe he played tight end on offense, and was also a defensive lineman, like in college. Can you imagine a 205 pound defensive tackle today?No way. I've heard the story of him hitting a 60 yard punt in the Orange and White game One too many times.
Pretty awesome, the wall of fame for your dad. But…….you’re holding out on us. In the picture with the flannel shirt I can see a reflection of a framed 33 jersey & below that there’s another framed jersey with a name on the back. I’ve got a few game used football jersey’s. Show usTwo more... One from a dinner with a few other recruits and another from a recruiting pic from the box at Neyland.
Great list. 65 was the year I started really following the Vols. Wasn’t Jimmy Weatherford the db whose interception clinched the UCLA win in Memphis? I remember his run back upset the UCLA bench and a skirmish resulted. UCLA coach made some ridiculous comments to the press afterwards.
Bumping this for any new people that might have something. @MillerTime80 is looking for anything related to Bill Dunaway, his dad. A VFL in football & basketball for the years 1965 - 1966. Ticket stubs, programs, pictures........anything. Ms MillerTime80 recently gave birth to their twin boys!!His Freshman football photo & the UT Freshman stats (him included) with the Stokley diagram. I truly appreciate all of your help. Still trying to track down some programs (or anything else for that matter). I framed his football photo for him and man, that one got him choked up…. I have been able to get some old boards from Stokley and plan to incorporate them into framing the basketball sheet/stats.
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Not that the game has changed any but Charlie Rosenfelder was an offensive guard.
He was 6'1" and 208lbs.
Reggie would've humped Charlie, hands or no hands, at 208lbs. He would've pushed him right into the QB even if you let him bear hug him.couldn’t use your hands at all in those days. Just like those guys would get killed by todays rules, todays OL couldn’t block using those rules. Defenders would be by them in an instant. They changed the rules to protect QBs and promote the passing game.
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My first time in Neyland was the 1972 spring game. Sitting on the West press box side around the 30 on the North end, that upper deck on the East side looked awful steep & tall to a 13 year old kid that don’t care for heights. Brought home a #44 Bobby Majors orange jersey from the bookstore & I became Bobby Majors for a couple seasons in yard/street ball in the neighborhood. Everybody played both ways back then in yard ball, with no pads & targeting was expected. Smear the Q*eer was another we did, gang tackling one person with the ball with no rules. Nobody died!!
A good video on the 1971 season. Excellent quality in the video & narrated by legend John Ward
My first time in Neyland was the 1972 spring game. Sitting on the West press box side around the 30 on the North end, that upper deck on the East side looked awful steep & tall to a 13 year old kid that don’t care for heights. Brought home a #44 Bobby Majors orange jersey from the bookstore & I became Bobby Majors for a couple seasons in yard/street ball in the neighborhood. Everybody played both ways back then in yard ball, with no pads & targeting was expected. Smear the Q*eer was another we did, gang tackling one person with the ball with no rules. Nobody died!!
A good video on the 1971 season. Excellent quality in the video & narrated by legend John Ward
It is several coats of epoxy paint & clear coat. I tiled the bathroom, but really wanted to do the checkerboard on my floor.
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Also I believe beat Bear 3 out of 6 contests, a feat not accomplished by any UT coach not named NeylandYes. Coach Dickey is often overlooked for the outstanding job he did in the mid to late 60s. He inherited a total rebuild and turned them into championship contenders. Sometimes I am tempted to rank him as our 2nd best coach of all time behind Neyland. Fulmer had a longer tenure but I think Dickeys quick turnaround was more impressive.
Reggie would've humped Charlie, hands or no hands, at 208lbs. He would've pushed him right into the QB even if you let him bear hug him.
208lbs...... hehehehe.