Eagle71

Well, if we're going to expand beyond the question, then I have to talk about the 1968 trio of Steve Ramsey, Leo Taylor, and Barry Moore. National rankings: Ramsey #3 TD Passes; #4 Passing Yards; #5 Total Yards. Taylor #15 Rushing yards behind O.J., Mercury Morris, Paul Gibson, Steve Owens, and Chris Gilbert, but ahead of Leroy Keyes and Jim Otis; #10 Yards from scrimmage ahead of Keyes, Elmo Wright, Jerry Levias and Calvin Hill, and #11 in TDs from scrimmage. Barry Moore #6 Receptions and #9 receiving yards (and that's sharing receptions, yards, and TDs with Ronnie Shanklin!) As with 2013, it sure helps the offense to have a great defense. As to the question, I'm going with 2017.

Nice tape. Looks like a baller with a big upside.

And I'm glad to be old enough to have seen the Top 5 NT SRS teams. Welcome to "The Pit!"

What a ride it was! Congratulations to the Mean Green on a great season and to 18th ranked Villanova who was on fire tonight. We can play some defense and those Villanova shooting stats for tonight are amazing!

So who did we beat in '71?

"You don't got to play, you go to win." - Coach Grant McCasland

Is there a limit on how many times you can watch a video!!!! Fly Like An Eagle!!!!

One of the all-time great "gut check wins" in program history!

Fly Like An Eagle!!!!!

OT Gut check time!

Tied at 48. 00:22

45-48 0:52

7 points in the entire 2nd half

Anything left in the tanks?

41-47 2:57 to play

1-19 Legs may be gone.

1 for last 17. Haven't scored in 7:44.

What an effort! Now.....

That's Joe Milton.

Great to see McBride step up! We're a different team with 5 scoring threats!

I have audio only...sometimes. Oops off again.

1968 in El Paso. After their long drive, we hold the Miners to a game tying FG, then march the length of the field and with two seconds left on the clock Bernie Barbour kicked a 24-yard field goal, the first FG of his career, to give the Eagles a 34-31 victory. or In 1969 we're down 30-7 at the half in Cincinnati in the rain and mud, shut down the Bearcats and score three TDs in the third quarter, including a record 91-yarder from Ramsey to Shanklin. Then with 1:25 remaining and still down 31-28, that same Bernie Barbour kicks a FG and the Mean Green come away with a 31-30 road victory. And there were more... You want to who the real "Ice Man" of NT was...Bernie Barbour. We loved that guy!

We got "schooled" tonight.

I sure would rather see him playing for us than against us. https://www.hudl.com/profile/11966656/Isaiah-King