I state that Michigan canceled the 1910 game over eligibility paperwork, and that decision froze the dispute for 33 years. We explain that Michigan's athletic director called off the game because…
Historian Scott Perry joins us and states that if the Buffalo Bills finish 13-5 this season, they will be a winning organization for the first time since the 1970 NFL merger. I welcome Scott Perry,…
The commencement of the National Football League season for 2026 heralds a momentous occasion, as we eagerly anticipate the inaugural games that promise to enthrall fans across the nation. Our…
This episode delves into the intriguing intersection of football history and innovation, specifically exploring the contributions of Walter Eckersall and Joe Lipp. We examine the lesser-known aspects…
Walter Eckersall, heralded as college football's inaugural superstar, epitomized the duality of athletic prowess and moral ambiguity in early 20th-century sports. This discourse delves into…
This episode delves into the intriguing history of Week One matchups in the NFL, particularly those that will unfold in the 2026 season. Our discussion, led by the erudite Ed Cleese, uncovers the…
Timothy P. Brown has unearthed a significant historical first in American football, specifically concerning the illustrious Crescent Athletic Club. This episode delves into the life and work of the…
The pivotal theme of this podcast revolves around the rich and intricate history of Pennsylvania football, as we engage in a discourse with the esteemed sports historian, Dave Finoli. He elucidates…
The episode delves into the historical rivalry between Michigan and Notre Dame, emphasizing a pivotal moment in June 1923 that irrevocably altered the dynamics of their football relationship. It…
The episode delves into the historical rivalry between the University of Michigan and the University of Notre Dame, a conflict that began in November 1887 when Michigan imparted foundational knowledge…
