Believe that was Freddie WilliamsI may be wrong, but I think they were Brooks, Stewart, Hill and a guy first-named Freddie ...
Believe that was Freddie WilliamsI may be wrong, but I think they were Brooks, Stewart, Hill and a guy first-named Freddie ...
And broke his leg against Vanderbilt as I recallSonny’s last year was 1975
Knew they were going to be very good when we went to Penn State and beat them.This year I keep seeing stats that say Kentucky hasn't done this well since 1977. 1977 was before my time in general and way before I was a football fan.
Looking for any and all information about that team. Who was the coach? Who was the quarterback? What did the team do well? Who were the other stars?
How was the rest of the SEC? How did the season end? How were the seasons before and after? What happened to cause UK to go from being so good to a perennial basement dweller in the decades that followed? Any particular antidotes about that team? What were the biggest matchups of the year?
Like I said, anything anybody has to share about that team would be interesting.
I believe the field temp that day was like 103 degreesAnd I seem to remember it was blazing hot in Texas that day
This is the best explanation of that team. I would add in NG Jerry Blanton, who also played 6 years for the Chiefs as a LB. I saw him run down a Kansas WR from behind (probably the year before). No mention yet of the O-line...man were they good: Hopewell at C, with Dornbrook, Fowler, Grant and Tom Kearns.By far thr best defense UK has ever had. In addition to Still, Bob Winkel was a stellar Dt who later played in NFL. Dallas Owen's and Mike Siganos were stellar DBs. Kelley Kirchbuam and Mike Martin were ferocious hitters at line backer. Offense was basically power running, Ramsey was much like Tebow, when he ran you WERE getting 3-4 yards minimum every time. Didn't throw alot but Dave Trosper and Felix Wilson were very good recievers.
UK and Alabama were class of the league that year both going undefeated in league play. I was at both Vandy and UT games. Saw Still knock a Vandy guy out cold with hardest hit I ever saw on a football feild. I honestly thought he might have killed him. No way to adequately describe what a dominant physical force of nature Still was, you had to see him in person. He won Tennessee game when crushed Jimmie Streeter late deep in our territory causing a game sealing fumble. My favorite team ever in any sport.
His brother was Cher The Ball.Our back was Sonny Collins. He was really good.
Ok. I was at UK at the time. Much have been drinking too much. Art still was in one of my classes. And an all American offense lineman. Was Derrick Ramsey still QB in 76-77?Sonny’s last year was 1975
Art Still played DEOk. I was at UK at the time. Much have been drinking too much. Art still was in one of my classes. And an all American offense lineman. Was Derrick Ramsey still QB in 76-77?
I know. There was also a highly rated offensive line in our class.Art Still played DE
Warren Bryant (RIP)I know. There was also a highly rated offensive line in our class.
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