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A View Of The Big Ten From That End of The Stick You Don't Want

Jon Johnston Aug 18 2011, 8:30a

I am a rare combination - a Nebraska fan who's also a Minnesota Gophers football fan. It's given me a unique perspective on Big Ten fandom.

Big Ten Countdown: 8 - Nebraska's George Flippin And A History of Black Football Players in the Big Ten

Jon Johnston Jun 23 2011, 8:17a

There were many black football players in the early days of college football, particularly in the Big Ten. Their history was marked by abuse and incidents of racism. Can you imagine such things happening today?

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Rest in Peace, Murray Warmath

posted by Bama Hawkeye, Mar 17, 2011

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The last man to lead the Minnesota Golden Gophers to 1) A Big Ten Title; 2) a Rose Bowl; and 3) a National Title died yesterday. His name was Murray Warmath, and he was 98 years old. Trained under General Neyland at Tennessee and a veteran of World War II, Warmath is one of the greats of Big Ten coaches. Sadly, the dilapidation of the Minnesota football program in the forty years since his retirement has assisted in seeing his name fade away.

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1966: Fourth-Quarter Rallies and Mid-Season Slumps (Part One)

Bill C. Rock M Nation May 21 2009, 10:00a

Part One of a look at Mizzou's 1966 season, a 6-3-1 affair highlighted by good defense and the emergence of Roger Wehrli.

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A View Of The Big Ten From That End of The Stick You Don't Want

Big Ten Countdown: 8 - Nebraska's George Flippin And A History of Black Football Players in the Big Ten

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Rest in Peace, Murray Warmath

1966: Fourth-Quarter Rallies and Mid-Season Slumps (Part One)

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