Alabama University Football - 2007 A-Day Game

Alabama University Football - 2007 Alabama vs Arkansas

Alabama University Football - 2007 Alabama vs Vanderbilt

Alabama University Football - 1999 Alabama vs Florida Victory In The Swamp

Alabama University Football - 1998 Alabama vs LSU Battle In The Bayou

Alabama University Football - 1990 Alabama vs Tennessee 3rd Saturday Glory

Alabama University Football - 1979 Alabama vs Auburn

Alabama University Football - 1975 Alabama vs Penn St. Bourbon St. Brawl

Alabama University Football - 1966 Alabama vs Nebraska High Tide In Miami

Alabama University Football - 1963 Alabama vs Oklahoma Orange Bowl

Alabama University Football - 1964 -Alabama vs Auburn, Alabama vs Texas

Alabama University Football  - 1964 - Alabama vs Georgia Tech, Alabama vs Florida

Baseball with Ken Burns - 9 Disks missing disk 5

Father Was A Fullback -

Hoosiers - 1986- High school basketball is king in small-town Indiana, and the 1954 Hickory Huskers are all hope and no talent in this Oscar-nominated drama. Things go from bad to worse when coach Norman Dale (Gene Hackman) joins the team. In short order, Dale expresses ambivalence about the star player, ostracizes himself from the townsfolk and hires a drunk (Dennis Hopper). Feelings for the coach change, however, when the sad-sack team turns itself around.

Indiana University 1976 Championship -

Notre Dame vs Michigan St.  1966

Notre Dame vs USC Football 1977 Green Jersey Game

Notre Dame vs Texas Football 1978 Cotton Bowl

Notre Dame vs Houston 1979 Cotton Bowl

Notre Dame vs Miami University 1988

Notre Dame vs West Virginia 1989 Fiesta Bowl

Notre Dame vs Florida St. 1993

Notre Dame vs Penn St. 1992

Pride Of The Yankees, The - 1942- One of the great American stories about one of the great American heroes: baseball phenomenon Lou Gehrig. The film follows the Iron Horse (Gary Cooper) from childhood to his later glory on the diamond. Gehrig embodied the American ethic of humility and hard work, playing in 2,130 consecutive games until he was forced to retire because of the disease that now bears his name.

St. Louis Cardinals World Series 1943, 44, 46

St. Louis Cardinals World Series 1964, 67, 68