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For those that really go back. Pete Banazack jumping over the line at the goal line. Same with Doug Mcgee they had to devise a special helmut for him. And Coach Charlie Tate who use to punt on 3rd down.

I would say the most prolific player of the 60' was Ted Hendricks. And the biggest game was when the hated Ara Parseigan ( Mr run it up) came to the OB ended up in a 0-0 tie before 70,000. In fact our avg home attendance was 60,000 until the the Dolphins came in 66' Those days there were no...

Jimmy Cefalo played in that game for Penn State.

In fact practices and scrimmages were open to the public all the way through the Erickson era. Those were great days fields were completely lined full of fans. It truly was a way for the fans to bond with the players.

Foreman was a big dude at leas 6-2 230 lbs. Foreman was a upright slashing type back Otis who was also tall and big was more of a juking back. I remember standing on Greentree and how they both had great size.

In 83' we pummeled ND 24-0 . And that day really showed me the impact of the OB. We had maybe 50,000 for that game but it sounded like 150,000. It was raucous.

One of my most proud moments as a Canes fan was finally whipping Notre Dame in the OB. Last game of his career Kelly hits Rodney Belk for 2 long bombs in a 31 to 14 rout.That team would miss a bowl game and put on a one game suspension. Of course the next year we would win it all.

How about Ray Bellamy first black player at Miami. Great looking reciever. And Burgess Owens who went to the Jets.

People don't forget Chuck Foreman who went on to play with the Vikings. They were both together for a few years.