Here’s what Michigan State players and Hall-of-Fame coaches say about Spartan Stadium sculpture honoring Duffy’s many milestones

PHOTO: Hugh Duffy Daugherty was a Time Magazine coverboy, October 8, 1956. Pulitzer Prize winner Marueen Dowd wrote in a 2013 New York Times column that Time publisher Henry Luce considered a Time cover the most coveted honor in American culture. *** Watch our documentary development trailer: Game Changers *** "History writes people out of the story. It's our job to write them back in.” --- Pulitzer Prize winner David Maraniss."How can we know who we are and…

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PART V: Game of Century QBs Terry Hanratty and Jimmy Raye on college football seminal moment 60 years ago

PHOTO: Notre Dame's Terry Hanratty and Michigan State's Jimmy Raye still collect awards 60 years after the quarterbacks met in the 1966 Game of the Century. The seminal moment in college football played on November 19 ended in a 10-10 with Notre Dame (9-0-1) ranked No. 1 and Michigan State (9-0-1) No. 2. Hanratty (L) with his College Football Hall of Fame plaque at the 2025 ceremony in Las Vegas. Raye with his Pro Football Hall of Fame…

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WRITTEN OUT OF HISTORY: Tracing 1930s Syracuse to 1960s Michigan State

PHOTO: INVISLBLE NO MORE is available online, including Amazon. Buy me a coffee to support my research to tell untold college football integration untold stories. Thomas Shanahan | @Thomas-Shanahan-23 Order link: Raye of Light: Jimmy Raye, The Integration of College Football 3rd Ed – August Publications *** By TOM SHANAHAN College football integration’s long journey remains a largely untold story that is misunderstood when cited with bits and pieces in college football lore. One profound story lost to…

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