Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

Hey, Ernie, Roger Page, Channel Nine.

What you saying?

that violence is self-defeating.

Ernie? You okay?

(STAMMERING) But

Strong left, strong left!

Congratulations.

I'll jump on the first plane from Cleveland and come and wring your neck.

(CROWD CHEERING)

You might want to keep in touch with her.

You are here to change all that.

Are you accusing me of making a mistake?

Texas, knocking on the door at the goal line.

be pounding on your leg the whole time.

(WHISTLE BLOWS)

whether you're in the game or not.

(BAND PLAYING ROCK 'N' ROLL MUSIC)

SARETTE: Okie. Okie.

Good game, Ben. Mike?

Because at that moment you are friends

Hey, Jim, you think you're ready?

I'm hurt. What is that? Ernie? Ernie.

The Orangemen are knocking on the door once again.

(CROWD CHEERING)

I hope you don't mind signing a couple hundred autographs.

Don't know. Never count.

Right now, he's... Now watch him here.

Get them up, come on.

First one Schwartzwalder recruited here.

Hey, fellas, how you doing?

Double tight, double tight. Watch the sweep left! Watch the sweep!

Good-looking fellow like you.

Not only stupid, but retarded.

He's behind you. Go!

You want a penalty, boy?

A full house. 495 dive on two, on two. Ready?

I just want to be the best player I can be, you know.

How'd he do that? We're not sure.

Come on, son. Go get us six. Go!

How do you ever expect to replace Jimmy Brown?

MAN: Get off the field!

That is something, but Sarah, it looks like you didn't read the best part.

Floyd, I'm never gonna play for Cleveland.

Ready? For what?

The give is to the right halfback, Gerhard Schwedes.

Yes. Yes, it is.

Behind me, the East team led by Syracuse's Ben Schwartzwalder.

2,091 rushing yards, 5.8 yards of carry,

and this time we're gonna win it.

Ref, time out. Time out.

You are offside.

J ay hawks jump out to a 7-0 lead

I like the way that you think, Mr. Davis.

What the hell's going on in here?

and each of these players is deserving.

I'll give you a tour of the campus on the way to your dorm.

I may be a commodity, but this commodity is playing for Cleveland.

BEN: Quick. Go! Go! Go! Go!

Al Malette, Elmira Star-Gazette.

That was a mistake, too. I'm sorry. Uh-huh. Uh-huh.

Brokaw, come here. Yeah, Coach.

Bobby Lundy steps up and there's a huge hit on McKinley.

Don't you let anyone steal history away from you.

Let's see what he does.

down near the Kansas 30-yard line.

and you will do what I tell you, when I tell you to do it.

If we win either game, we will be the national champions.

Hey, you guys all saw it. Coach, he went crazy on me.

You're goddamn right you are.

Ben, the kid has a five-yard average.

He's too fast for these kids.

All right, guys. We're gonna run it till they stop it.

YOUNG ERNIE: His grace which was bestowed...

Come on! Huddle!

Can we get off these tracks?

Keep it. Hold on to it for yourselves

You taking a look at Davis?

Get off your heels and get after it. That was embarrassing.

(WHISTLE BLOWING) PLAYER: Get him off!

SARETTE: Six regular! Six regular!

Holding, offense!

Jim? Right here, Jim.

/ don't know whether you know this,

Just a running back? That's bullshit!

This is a football team that could go unbeaten.

(BREATHES DEEPLY)

What am I thinking right now?

You want me to write an article?

And Pops for believing in me.

Ernie? Ernie Davis?

(TRAIN APPROACHING)

And you know me. I'm an optimist. I'm gonna fight it.

You don't have any more.

I do not intend to let them waste their money.

What happened to him?

I'm so sorry. You go to Syracuse?

Mr. Modell, George Marshall from the Washington Redskins is on the phone.

Me and Jim Brown in the same backfield.

QUARTERBACK: Okie. Okie.

You run hard, he'll show you how to run harder.

40 years, Pops worked underground.

number 45, from Syracuse at halfback, Ernie Davis.

The Longhorns have made it a one-point game.

it could be a beer bottle, it could be anything.

He breaks through both tackles and look at that, into the secondary.

You're in the same magazine as Reverend King,

But we can no longer willfully close our eyes