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Offhand, the only one I can really remember is Joey Meyer taking over for Ray Meyer at Depaul (basketball). The younger Meyer was given quite some time but could never come close to matching his father's success.

I know I don't post here much, but I've been an Iowa fan since the early 70's (having graduated then from Grinnell College). I don't believe I have seen a more perfect game from start to finish. Just an amazing game!

Ugh

Just to point out that line moves are just as often wrong as they are right. However, if one liked Iowa, now is the time to bet it. By the same token, if one liked NW, the time to bet it has sailed.

Play calling very unimaginative. First down is a run to the right by Wadley for one yard, second is a jail break sceen for no yardage. Doesn't really matter what the third down call is.

Actually, anyone can actually recover the fumble, but if it is not the same player who fumbled to start with, the ball goes back to the spot of the fumble. Looking at the replay today, it clearly should have been called a forward pass, with intentional grounding to boot.

That was none other than the worst NFL ref in history, Jeff Triplette. He hit RT Orlando Brown of the Cleveland Browns in one of his eyes, throwing a flag on a false start, and it wasn't even Brown who committed the false start. Brown ended up with vision problems in that eye for quite a long...

Actually, that occurred at the end of the game, when Stabler intentionally fumbled into the end zone with his team trailing and on 4th down. Stabler had nothing to lose by fumbling forward(he was getting sacked as it happened). But the NFL changed the rule the next year. In the last two...