11-18-2021, 10:40 AM
Damon Allen, brother of Marcus. Multiple teams in the CFL.
Outside Topic Sports trivia thread 2020-2021
11-18-2021, 10:53 AM
11-18-2021, 11:19 AM
Haven't you learned not to mess with The Phogge?
Brees... 80,358 yards passing, 752 rushing. Total 81,110
Damon Allen... 72,381 passing, 11,920 rushing. Total 84,301
All time PRO. See BC's post.
Brees... 80,358 yards passing, 752 rushing. Total 81,110
Damon Allen... 72,381 passing, 11,920 rushing. Total 84,301
All time PRO. See BC's post.
11-18-2021, 12:48 PM
Pro football doesn't recognize playoff stats as career stats. NCAA does.
(11-18-2021, 12:48 PM)Phogge Wrote: Pro football doesn't recognize playoff stats as career stats. NCAA does.
Tom Brady has more than Brees…. Brady is #1 in the NFL (regular season stats only) with 83,158 (passing plus rushing) as of today. He will soon surpass Allen.
https://www.pro-football-reference.com/p...adTo00.htm
(11-18-2021, 12:48 PM)Phogge Wrote: Pro football doesn't recognize playoff stats as career stats. NCAA does.
Tom Brady has more than Brees…. Brady is #1 in the NFL (regular season stats only) with 83,158 (passing plus rushing) as of today. He will soon surpass Allen.
https://www.pro-football-reference.com/p...adTo00.htm
11-18-2021, 01:39 PM
Allen is offering a bounty to anyone ending Brady's career before he takes the yardage lead.
11-22-2021, 08:12 AM
Who said:
“Don’t ever apologize, it’s a sign of weakness.”
John Wayne, Donald Trump or Tyrone Willingham?
“Don’t ever apologize, it’s a sign of weakness.”
John Wayne, Donald Trump or Tyrone Willingham?
11-22-2021, 08:35 AM
Anyone like me who useed the line on the old Bootleg: Thank ya Thank ya kindly knows it's John Wayne.
Thinking which movie but I don't think the Serchers one of my unit's movies, the Cav
Thinking which movie but I don't think the Serchers one of my unit's movies, the Cav
11-22-2021, 09:14 AM
Pretty sure he used it in Rio Grande. Perhaps in She Wore a Yellow Ribbon. However I think he used it in a picture more than once. My dad worked with him a bunch of times.
Who said "Nobody should ever be called a genius. A genius is a guy like Norman Einstein" and what was the Stanford connection?
Also, who said "If Stanford is a 12th seed, then I'm a ham sandwich?"
Also, who said "If Stanford is a 12th seed, then I'm a ham sandwich?"
Audaces fortuna iuvat
Who said "Nobody should ever be called a genius. A genius is a guy like Norman Einstein" and what was the Stanford connection?
Also, who said "If Stanford is a 12th seed, then I'm a ham sandwich?"
Also, who said "If Stanford is a 12th seed, then I'm a ham sandwich?"
Audaces fortuna iuvat
11-22-2021, 11:46 PM
(This post was last modified: 11-22-2021, 11:56 PM by BostonCard.)
I believe the quote by the Alabama coach was “I’m a left-handed ham sandwich”. He was referring to the 1992 team with Adam Keene and not much else. I forgot the coach’s name, though.
I’m guessing the first quote was in reference to Bill Walsh, frequently referred to as a genius. No clue who said it, though.
BC
Looked up the genius coach; I should have guessed. I was right that it was in reference to Walsh, though. Nice set of quotes. I have another one…
Who said “I don't know, I never played there.” Which former Stanford athlete was he talking about?
BC
I’m guessing the first quote was in reference to Bill Walsh, frequently referred to as a genius. No clue who said it, though.
BC
Looked up the genius coach; I should have guessed. I was right that it was in reference to Walsh, though. Nice set of quotes. I have another one…
Who said “I don't know, I never played there.” Which former Stanford athlete was he talking about?
BC
(This post was last modified: 11-22-2021, 11:56 PM by BostonCard.)
I believe the quote by the Alabama coach was “I’m a left-handed ham sandwich”. He was referring to the 1992 team with Adam Keene and not much else. I forgot the coach’s name, though.
I’m guessing the first quote was in reference to Bill Walsh, frequently referred to as a genius. No clue who said it, though.
BC
Looked up the genius coach; I should have guessed. I was right that it was in reference to Walsh, though. Nice set of quotes. I have another one…
Who said “I don't know, I never played there.” Which former Stanford athlete was he talking about?
BC
I’m guessing the first quote was in reference to Bill Walsh, frequently referred to as a genius. No clue who said it, though.
BC
Looked up the genius coach; I should have guessed. I was right that it was in reference to Walsh, though. Nice set of quotes. I have another one…
Who said “I don't know, I never played there.” Which former Stanford athlete was he talking about?
BC
11-23-2021, 07:25 AM
(11-22-2021, 11:46 PM)BostonCard Wrote: I believe the quote by the Alabama coach was “I’m a left-handed ham sandwich”. He was referring to the 1992 team with Adam Keene and not much else. I forgot the coach’s name, though.
I’m guessing the first quote was in reference to Bill Walsh, frequently referred to as a genius. No clue who said it, though.
BC
Looked up the genius coach; I should have guessed. I was right that it was in reference to Walsh, though. Nice set of quotes. I have another one…
Who said “I don't know, I never played there.” Which former Stanford athlete was he talking about?
BC
You're right, it was Joe Theismann talking about Bill Walsh. And the Alabama coach was Wimp Sanderson.
No idea on the former Stanford athlete.
Audaces fortuna iuvat
(11-22-2021, 11:46 PM)BostonCard Wrote: I believe the quote by the Alabama coach was “I’m a left-handed ham sandwich”. He was referring to the 1992 team with Adam Keene and not much else. I forgot the coach’s name, though.
I’m guessing the first quote was in reference to Bill Walsh, frequently referred to as a genius. No clue who said it, though.
BC
Looked up the genius coach; I should have guessed. I was right that it was in reference to Walsh, though. Nice set of quotes. I have another one…
Who said “I don't know, I never played there.” Which former Stanford athlete was he talking about?
BC
You're right, it was Joe Theismann talking about Bill Walsh. And the Alabama coach was Wimp Sanderson.
No idea on the former Stanford athlete.
Audaces fortuna iuvat
11-23-2021, 11:24 AM
New question. In 49er history who scored the first TD? The name is known still for another reason
11-23-2021, 11:40 AM
I know this one because I was involved in the story over who has the real "Catch" Dwight Clark ball.
Len Eshmont. He is the guy whose name is on an award that Niners players vote on at season's end as the player most admired for his guts.
Albert threw a swing pass to Johnny Strike who lateraled to Eshmont for the TD. Can't remember how many yards.
What 49er receiver led the AAFC in catches in the first year of the league?
Len Eshmont. He is the guy whose name is on an award that Niners players vote on at season's end as the player most admired for his guts.
Albert threw a swing pass to Johnny Strike who lateraled to Eshmont for the TD. Can't remember how many yards.
What 49er receiver led the AAFC in catches in the first year of the league?
I know this one because I was involved in the story over who has the real "Catch" Dwight Clark ball.
Len Eshmont. He is the guy whose name is on an award that Niners players vote on at season's end as the player most admired for his guts.
Albert threw a swing pass to Johnny Strike who lateraled to Eshmont for the TD. Can't remember how many yards.
What 49er receiver led the AAFC in catches in the first year of the league?
Len Eshmont. He is the guy whose name is on an award that Niners players vote on at season's end as the player most admired for his guts.
Albert threw a swing pass to Johnny Strike who lateraled to Eshmont for the TD. Can't remember how many yards.
What 49er receiver led the AAFC in catches in the first year of the league?
11-23-2021, 11:47 AM
Led in Catches, Qwerty not Hank Norberg. I guess Beals who I think was the 49er top receiver in the 40s
11-23-2021, 02:25 PM
Bobby Murcer never was a Giant. He claimed that in a book about where were they now Giants. What a pig.
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