What an awesome game. That game made Dallas Clark a star TE and put Brad Banks on his way to Heisman runner-up.
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I missed a good portion of the game, I was at a job interview. I told the guy interviewing me that I better get the job because I was missing an Iowa game. He said "no kidding, my cousin played football at Iowa." I asked who it was and he said "you probably wouldn't know." I said "if he played after 1980 there's a good chance I'll know." He said, "okay, he played D-Line for the 49ers." I was like, "John Harty?" He was pretty impressed. I worked 7 years at that porn store.I was planning a wedding and had to listen on radio. At least something good came out of that day.
Big John, Sioux City Heelan. If I recall correctly he signed his LOI in Governor Robert Ray's office.I missed a good portion of the game, I was at a job interview. I told the guy interviewing me that I better get the job because I was missing an Iowa game. He said "no kidding, my cousin played football at Iowa." I asked who it was and he said "you probably wouldn't know." I said "if he played after 1980 there's a good chance I'll know." He said, "okay, he played D-Line for the 49ers." I was like, "John Harty?" He was pretty impressed. I worked 7 years at that porn store.
One of the best games ever played in Kinnick. My humble opinion.Took a blocked punt and a blocked FG for Tds before any of the more memorable stuff happened, and still needed the Adolphus Shelton pick to seal the deal. But everything went the right way from that moment until the second half of the Orange Bowl. One of the most exciting and nerve wracking games I've seen in person.
Adolphus Shelton with the game sealing int to prevent a chance at a game tying TD. Basically a hit wonder for the hawks. Never really heard of that guy before the play pretty much after.