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9-26-70, Lincoln, NE. Huskers start slow, two Johnny Rodgers TD catches lift the Big Red to a 28-0 victory. Joe Orduna bangs away for 89 yards and the Blackshirts stuff the Black Knights, giving NU a 451 to 146 yards gained advantage. Another fantastic production by Paul Jacobsen featuring entire game footage with Bremser original radio play by play for audio. DVD video, 140 minutes.

October 31st, 1970, Boulder, CO. The Huskers prove too frightening for the Buffs on Holloween day, treating NU fans to a 29-13 win. CU pulls to 13-15 in the final quarter before Jeff Kinney bolts to a 79 yard kickoff return and NU closes out the game with 2 TDs. Fine black and white footage with Lyell Bremsers play by play. Produced by Paul Jacobsen. DVD video, 141 minutes.

November 7th, 1970, Ames, IA. Despite a game Cyclone squad and a boisterous home crowd, Big Red rolls early and often, amassing 565 yards in offense. Jerry Tagge connects on 18 of 27 tosses for 223 yards and 2 TDs. Kinney rushes for 119, and the likes of Rodgers and Ingles snag a few balls. B&W and Color footage complete with Bremsers radio play by play for audio. Produced by Paul Jacobsen. DVD video, 138 minutes.

November 21st, 1970, Lincoln, NE. A preamble to the following years Game of The Century, the 1970 battle of big reds was a back and forth fight with a game saving pick in the end-zone by Jim Anderson for NU. NU maitains its undefeated season as Tagge completes 14 of 22 for 200 yards, including a 53 yard TD toss to Rodgers. B&W and Color footage complete with KNORs radio broadcast (several minutes of first half game footage is missing but the radio is intact). Produced by Paul Jacobsen. DVD...

1970 Season & Bowl Highlights Devaney inspires Nebraska to an 11-0-1 record and the Huskers first National Title! The Huskers battle their way through a tough schedule and find themselves in position to win NUs first National Title the evening of January 1st, 1971 after #1 ranked Texas and #2 ranked Ohio State fall earlier in the day. Jerry Tagge, Joe Orduna and the stingy blackshirts tame the LSU Tigers, 17-12 to clinch the Championship. Senior linebacker and co-captain Jerry Murtaugh...

The first two National Championships on one DVD! Nebraska downs LSU in the 1971 Orange Bowl, 17-12 to claim the Cornhuskers first ever title. Nebraska claims its second straight in the 1972 Orange Bowl, drubbing 2nd ranked Bama 38-6. The 71 Orange Bowl is the complete color coaches footage with narration. The 72 Orange Bowl footage is a narrated color highlight. DVD video, 58 minutes.

Entire 1971 Game of the Century vs. OU with Lyell Bremsers radio play by play. Plus the 1971 season highlights with Lyells radio call! Man, woman and child! DVD video, 131 minutes.

September 27th, 1971, Lincoln, NE. Coach Devaneys powerhouse 71 Huskers crush A&M, outyarding the Aggies 413 to 100 yards. Johnny Rodgers shows the electric ability that propels him to the 72 Heisman as he races to a 98 yard return for a TD to start the 2nd half. B&W and color footage complete with Bremsers radio play by play for audio. Produced by Paul Jacobsen. DVD video, 141 minutes.

November 4th, 1972, Boulder, CO. Rodgers scores 2 TDs and the Blackshirts cuff the Buffs as NU plays its most complete game of the year, winning 33-10 over 15th ranked CU. Excellent color footage complete with Bremsers radio play by play. Produced by Paul Jacobsen. DVD video, 114 minutes.

Thorough compilation of highlights from Devaneys final campaign and Johnny the Jets Heisman year. Includes Bowl Game highlights. Color footage complete with Bremser and Dick Perry audio. Produced by Paul Jacobsen. DVD video, 31 minutes.

The WWII era through the Devaney years (1942 through 1972). The Husker football program struggles through lean post war years, though many great players pass through the program. Bob Devaney resurrects the Cornhuskers pride and sets us on a path we still enjoy. DVD, 94 minutes.

September 9th, 1973, Lincoln, NE. In Tom Osborne's first game as head coach, Nebraska explodes against the Bruins in Lincoln. Steve Runty subs for an injured Dave Humm and guides the Huskers to an impressive blowout. Randy Borg returns a punt 77 yards for a score, Tony Davis punches out 147 yards on 24 carries, and giant John Dutton tortures UCLA quarterback and future TV star Mark Harmon, who had done some pre-game talking, all day long. The victory avenges UCLA's 1972 win which ended NU's 32...