1970 Rose Bowl Michigan vs USC College Football 1969 Season
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A simple produced game. No 16 hour pregame or post game.
This is when all the bowl games were played on the same day....the way it should be.
And on over the air channels were everybody can see it!
And a hell of a lot less commercials.
You also don’t see a lot of undisciplined, avoidable penalties like off sides, illegal procedure, personal fouls and unsportsmanlike conduct. It was a hard-nosed game played with class. Nothing like today’s game.
"He's out with a head concussion. We'll have to see if he comes back or not". This certainly was a looooong time ago.
Tell me about it. Ads for Corn Flakes during the Rose Bowl?
“He got his bell rung” was also said as well and people weren’t worried then and thinking he would came back.
No sideline reporting.
Jimi Hendrix played his now famous Band of Gyspsies show later that night, New Years Day 1970. In between songs he mentioned this game and his satisfaction at USCs win. His solo on Machine Gun that night remains the greatest solo he ever played, and that is saying something.
Yes! I remember reading in his biography about that
This video gave me all sorts of nostalgic feelings. I loved the simple production-the game felt more live than anything today with all the high technology. And the ads were so much fun-the muscle cars, the attractive women, folksie Colonel Sanders, and the beautiful Eastern Airline ads.
Don't forget Radar from M*A*S*H selling cars 1:06:38
And no on screen clutter except for the score and the products shown.
All televised sports today are ridiculously overproduced. It's becoming unwatchable.
INCREDIBLE!! I'VE BEEN LOOKING FOR THIS GAME FOR DECADES!! Thank you SO much!!
A terrific 1970s game with great quality video of entire contest. Thank for sharing this historical event. I enjoyed every second!
Michigan players found out on the morning of the game that Coach Schembechler had suffered a heart attack and was in the hospital. That surely deflated the emotions of the players who loved him and adversely affected their play.
As for USC, the hero of the 1974 Sea of Hands game made his national TV debut.
That’s why I hate it when people harp on his bowl record. Bo had a Near Death Experience on that date. Zero question there was PTSD on his part every New Years Day. I think this played a role in our horrible bowl record.
@@WoodyJ98 I wouldn't limit that to 1/1 in Pasadena. John Bacon, the great modern-day chronicler of Michigan football, has repeatedly said that Bo was influenced more in temperament by Woody Hayes than by his own dad. So here you have at the center an erudite influencer who pursues the success of his university and his players, but who turns into a demon getting ready for a game. Bo didn't go to that extreme outwardly, but surely he did to himself.
I was in Pas that day.
That was one of the worst Christmas breaks of my childhood.
Mean ol'bag of a teacher I had gave me so much homework to bring back finished, it should have been weighed by the ton!
What a jerk of a teacher! He knew the boys and some girls also wanted to watch that game. And was really excited about it! That was hard to read!
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I was un-blessedly in the last few classes of pupils to receive corporal punishment in public school in my state.
I would love to say that it did me some good... but I can't.
All those portrayals of the mean purse-lipped sadist one room schoolhouse teachers that you used to see in those old movies, were TRUE!
one of the best names in football ever ......... garvie craw ............these way back films are the best ..
Willard Scott and Charlie Weaver on USC's defense.
Pre-game player introductions: 29:48 - Al Cowlings. (A few years later, his introduction was "My name is AC! You know who I am goddamnit!")
Great quality. The player introductions are awesome. Full suits as they candidly discuss strategy at various campus spots.
I'd like to see the 1966 Rose Bowl where UCLA upset Michigan State
Good luck with that. It's highly likely the tape no longer exists. NBC wiped programming well into the 70s. The USC-Indiana Rose Bowl from two years later has been erased, so UCLA-Michigan St. probably didn't survive either.
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You sir are a hero for your uploads! Thank you so much!
The Cast in and of itself for the shortlived NBC Friday Night Drama known as "Bracken's World" is worth the exploration on a Historical basis. Among others Leslie Nielsen and the very young Tom Selleck!🤔🎤🎭📺B.W.
After the Rose Bowl, I’ll be tuning in to Bracken’s World, Friday nights at 10, 9 Central, on NBC😄📺
First loss in the Rose Bowl for Bo, and he never saw or heard a minute of it. Didn't even know what happened until later that night. Should have known then that Rose Bowls were going to be tough for him.
Bo said it was an 👁opener to have a heart attack at 40.Too bad heart ❤problems didn't go away for him
Bo's wife stayed with him a month or so while he recovered and Bo asked Larry Smith, one of his assistants (later the head coach at USC) to stay as his home in Ann Arbor and take care of their kids. So Smith and his wife did that. 9 months later she gave birth and Bo put 2 & 2 together and jokingly said to Smith, "you were doin the nasty in my home" (paraphrasing)
When you think Bo seemed to coach forever at UM, he's been gone from UM twice as long as he coached there.
Bo was very resilient. Heart attack and diabetes at 40, a quadruple bypass in 1987, and lived to the fullest for 77 years.
@@WoodyJ98 Bo was very lucky he didn't die on the sideline like Jim Pittman did with TCU in 1971
First day of the 70s. The 60s were finally over. The halftime show has some interesting reflections and commentary. 1:42:27
22:23 Good grief, the Queen's court outfits were inspired by the Orbiter Hilton women in 2001: A Space Odyssey!
Or an airline.
Neither team showed what they could do in this injury plagued, unexciting battle of field position. Still it's great to see a video of this bowl game.
I did think that Moorhead through his play in the second half kept Michigan in contention just couldn't make the big completion.
It was fun to see a hard-nosed battle of the trenches. Some of those hits were tremendous.
Thanks been looking for this. We have the 69 and 71 and 72 and the 70s rose bowls but not this one.
Michigan lost quite a few rose bowls in the seventies.
Their offense was talented but just too predictable.
Although I will have to admit for a while in this game starting in the second quarter Michigan mixed their offense up pretty good. USC defense just came through in clutch.
Michigan was inside the USC 15 twice and got stopped on 4 th down .
If they would have kicked the field goal both times it would have been 10 to 9 with seven minutes to go.
I agree, no balance.
I will add that it's amazing that U.S.C had tremendous field position on Michigan the whole third quarter.
Its a tribute to Michigan's defense that U.S.C. didn't score 14 points during that stretch.
Bo schembecler didn't have indoor training building until 1980 🏈 season ,rosebowl champion 1981, michigan 🏈 team & bo schembecler
The Big Ten was 3 yards and a cloud of dust
Plus Bo’s PTSD from the heart attack definitely played a role
14:46-15:03..... Absolutely beautiful, cute, feminine, girly. The way girls used to be in America. Not anymore.
....USC's quarterback was awesome. One of the best they had back then.
Jimmy Jones. Should have gotten an opportunity to play quarterback in the NFL.
@@JAWrightonline His NFL team wanted to move him to the defensive secondary. But the same happened to Rex Kern, the QB who won the Rose Bowl the year before.
@stephaniegormley9982 Jimmy Jones was a better passer than Rex Kern and that type of thing happened to Black QBs more often than White ones.
@@JAWrightonline Very accurate. Black QBs who don't make it in the NFL are often moved to the secondary or sometimes WR. And some may not have been given a fair tryout at QB. However white QBs who don't make it are often cut from the team altogether. You never see em again. So there's few visual reminders of their demotion.
47:08 Ike Godsey before Walton's Mountain.
Thanks for uploading.
No gas left in the tank for that team up north after that huge upset win in November.
I like the on field yard line markers in a diamond with each teams' colors. They should bring those back along with the LV Raiders shield.
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33:11 - TE Jim Mandich went on to a championship-winning career with the Dolphins. Dan Dierdorf ended up playing for the Cardinals. Dierdorf and Jim Brandstatter each went on to become analysts - Dierdorf on CBS, as well as ABC's "Monday Night Football", Brandstatter for the Lions and the Wolverines on radio. Both ended up working alongside each other for radio broadcasts of Wolverines football from 2013 until they retired in '21.
Yes, it was kind of cool that Dierdorf & Brandstatter retired together. And what a final home game.
I watched this game on tv, it followed the Cotton Bowl game of Texas vs Notre Dame. What a thriller game that was.
I miss the old New Year's Day bowl system. Everything coming to a grand finale on the first day of the year, followed by all the fun debates about who was the best team.
The Cotton Bowl was on before the Rose Bowl then the Orange Bowl in the evening
I was in Trojan Honor Guard that day on north side line
That's pretty cool, glad you were able to watch the game again.
First of Bo Shamebechler Bowl chokes.....giggles!!!!
Thanks for this......classic and hard to find!!!!!!!!
Sorry I made it to the 1970 Rose Bowl party so late!!!!!
Especially! after November 22, 1969......
Bo schembecler won two rose bowl games,,, 5 bowls total,, bo schembechler stsrted winning bowl games with indoor training building 1980 rose bowl 1981
@@loydkline2644 51-45.....CHOKE!!!!!!!!!
@Master Ggiggely Giggs The KKllownn 2022 college 🏈 playoff Georgia 🏈 vs Ohio state 🏈 who won,, ??? Guess 🏆won??? Georgia,,,,, Ohio state football fans,, wait until next year ,, laugh , excuses our 5 star wide receiver got hurt in the playoffs game,,, 2022,,, , Georgia 🏈 stole a natty from Ohio state football, laugh,,, who Ohio state 🏈 quarterback,,,? Bozo the
🤡 ,or three stooges
@@lloydkline choke after choke after choke after choke after choke Blo Shamebechler and HARCHOKE.......giggles!!!!
Still not a legitimate AP POLL modern day natty since 1938.......UNCONTOLLABLE GIGGLES!!!!!!!!
How did the Rose Bowl go this season? GO BLUE!!! National Champions!!!
Its hard to win a football game when only scoring 3pts. Schembechler [a Woody Hayes disciple] hated throwing the football and as the game changed during the 1970's to a passing game both Bo & Woody failed to adapt.
Either Michigan or Ohio St
Went to the rose bowl every year of the 70's and
1-9 was the outcome.
yes, they really had no balance. 3 yards and a cloud of dust worked in the big ten, but not well in bowl games.
Bo adjusted a little bit eventually. He won two RBs in the 80's and his late 70's passing game had some flashes of ......"pretty good" in Pasadena. However this '69 team's passing was MORIBUND. McKay used a 7 man front, which worked well against U-M's rushing but was DARING Michigan to throw the ball....... They still didn't.
Bo schembecler didn't have a indoor training building for football until 1980 season ,, bo schembecler had trouble defending the complex passing offense of pac ten football, 1970s / 1980s the era of wishbone offense, I formation,,, etc etc
Tom obsborne/ Nebraska never got rid of wishbone offense, but learn to defense the complex passing defense, Tom obsborne later years .pass the football t🏈alittle more but still ran wishbone offense
@Will Muny iremember Tom obsborne/ Nebraska played Michigan/ bo schembecler in a major bowl game🏈 in 1980s, Tom obsborne had alot alots trouble beating Barry Switzer & Oklahoma ,, when Barry Switzer/ Oklahoma decline, Nebraska/ Tom obsborne, rise to the top, one 🍊 orange bowl it was Oklahoma vs Nebraska,, Barry Switzer & Oklahoma 🏈 had some super great football teams 1970s/ 1980s,, Tom Osborne/ Nebraska had put alittle passing in Nebraska game plan strategy ,, nick Saban/ Alabama ❤️ running attack, 🏃♀️, everybody big &very strong ,, fancy weightlifting rooms,,cannot just pound & pound with running games any more. ,, nick Saban admitted that,,, big eight conference 1970s/ 1980s had trouble defending fancy passing attack, bo schembecler/ Michigan 🏈 team same trouble with pac ten 🏆 champion 🏈 teams
Al Cowlings played in that game.
O.j simpson best friend very sad of o.j simpson passing 2024
Wonderfully stiff, with the pans past the air talent on chroma key, "The 180 Marching Men of Michigan" and other staid elements of the industry at this time. I liked Curt best on NFL or AFC broadcasts with Al DeRogatis.
I remember Schembechler's heart attack virtually wiping out all accounts and memory of the game, as if it was forbidden to talk about anything else. I was surprised how often Michigan marched into USC territory - they simply couldn't put the ball in the endzone ! Bo or no Bo, they should have won. Ah, Al Cowlings - OJ' s "chauffer" back in '94 - what, no Kardashians played in this game, with all their ubiquity and need to steal/capitalize on other people's tragedy ??? LOL 😅
Like Keith Jackson, Gowdy's vision was poor toward the end, and he missed a lot of the action. It didn't help that the press boxes then seemed to be in outer space.
God, please give us back Curt Gowdy, Charlie Jones, Lindsey Nelson, Jim Simpson, Kyle Rote, Paul Christman, Bill Enis, George Ratterman and Al DeRogatis and take Matt Lauer, Harvey Weinstein, Eric Weinberg, Jeff Zucker, Jeff Fager, Charlie Rose, Les Moonves, David Miscavige and Danny Masterson instead. Thanks.
The Orange Bowl would be more exciting, but the same score 10-3.
Commentators:
Curt Gowdy & Kyle Rote.
No jokes by John Mc Kay
JIM MANDICH ........ SOLON HIGH SCHOOL ........ CLEVELAND OHIO AREA
They didn't even wait till the game was over, before tearing down the goal posts.😂
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The commercials 😂
Raiders played the Chiefs that sunday January 4, 1970 does anyone have that AFL championship game?
I do not believe so at least in TV form. I'd imagine there is a highlight film of the game out there.
I'm all the players, and I'm glad I'm not in Vietnam.
Still sucks that my UCLA Bruins didn't get to play in this game.
UCLA was robbed!!!!!!!
The old commercials 😂
Nice looking game..thanks! Do you trade at all? I have an extensive list of games on dvd if interested.
I used to trade 15 to 20 years ago. I'm mostly uploading to downsize my stack of DVDs & tapes. I really don't have a list, but you can email me. I'm not sure I'm interested in obtaining more, but I do have a few games missing or in need of upgrade.
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Sounds great, thank you...what's your email address? I can send my list of games for you to look over.
In color!
And this was the same team that handily beat Ohio State, the greatest team in the history of college football history up to that time, and they couldn't even score one TD here?? And USC was not even that great!
Ohio State would not have had a clue on how to stop the Wishbone had it been able to play Texas in '69.
@@DNSKansasBuckeyes can beat anybody, anytime, including 69 longhorns
"precautionary measures"?
Okay, I read that he had a heart attack the night before.
The Late Great George Murdock "Inspector Scanlon" from "Barney Miller" in the Soap Opera Comnercial at nearly eleven minutes in!🤔😉🎤👮♂️👮♀️📺B.W.
Mich had a good excuse for losing this one.
Why have the spoiler in the thumbnail? Sad
You're not the only person whom has said this. I do have to go back and re-thumbnail some of my older videos. When I first uploaded games honestly I didn't cross my mind that the outcome would be unknown to the viewer.
@@collegefootballhistorian2078 I understand your thinking then. If you hide the score you will get a lot more views. ESPN only just learned this. Nobody goes to you tube to find out scores!
Disappointing for Michigan to follow up major upset of Ohio State with Rose Bowl loss
Strange to think that before this game Michigan's all time Rose Bowl record was 4-0.
@stephaniegormley9982 Ohio State was 4-1 in Rose 🌹 prior to 70s. 70s and 80s weren't kind to Big Ten. 90s much better
Michigan and osu would beat the crap out of each other so badly physically and mentally that even the winner would be banged up. Both teams would put all they had into that game during the Ten Year War and the winner would lose the Rose Bowl every single time. The only Big Ten Rose Bowl win during that ten year span was the 74 game which occurred after the infamous 10-10 tie between UM and osu (osu got to go because of a 6-4 conference Athletic Director vote).
Maybe it was because they didn't play a game from November 22, 1969 to January 1, 1970, that's 39 days
The loss to Stanford two years later was far worse. Undefeated Wolverines choking against the three-loss INDIANS.
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Even with Jim Harbaugh now nothing has really changed for a Michigan bowl game. It's usually another loss.
Michigan won college 🏈 natty 2023, jim harbaugh beat ohio state ryan day 3/ 2& michigan 🏈 ohio state 🏈 three straight victories 2021/ 2023
Michigan blew another Rose Bowl
Tradition had to be upheld.
Vikings and Michigan chocked both great teams but unfortunately couldn't get the job done. Bo deserved to win 🏆 a national championship and Bud should have won a Super Bowl but both great men of character
Actually that was the first one they ever lost!
My bad. I guess the tradition began on that day.@@danieldecker2526
It's not easy to play a game when your head coach just had a heart attack.. and is in the hospital and you don't know what condition he's in
It's 1970, and 2 rushing teams can win their conferences. Very boring game that neither team deserved to win.
Lame that Michigan could only score 3 points. Obviously, Tom Brady wasn't available.
Tom Brady wasn't exactly great at Michigan. He was very good during his last five games there especially that Orange Bowl win on 1/1/2000. But for much of his 2 years as the starter he was decent at best. Many fans were chanting 'We want Henson!' (the backup who was a major recruit). I would know, I was in that Stadium for all of the home games. Also many fail to remember that while Brady was on the 1997 team that went 12-0 and shared the Natty with Nebraska, he was NOT the starter, Brian Griese was. Either way, Charles Woodson was the reason they went 12-0.
@@stevekov6740 I never thought Tom Brady was "great" at any level. He was a good QB who could win and lose. Lucky to be on teams that had what it took to win.
@@drbonesshow1 Though I bleed Maize and Blue I agree to an extent. I do have him in my top 5 but I still consider Joe Montana to be the greatest quarterback of all time.
Hahaha, Tom Brady wouldn't even be born for another 7 years