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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Game Changers of the Century documentary development

Documentary synopsis: Duffy documentary snynopsis.pdf - Google Drive WATCH HERE: Game Changers Invest Deck: Game Changers of the Century - McCool Creative Kirkus review of THE RIGHT THING TO DO, The True Pioneers of College Football Integration in the 1960s. My website homepage: Award-winning Sportswriter - Tom Shanahan Report Michigan State video produced when Jimmy Raye was inducted into the Michigan State Athletics Hall of Fame, in 2018. The video narrated by Tony Duny was based on my…

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SEC Network’s Texas/Oklahoma Wishbone film ignores Houston Veer, flipped script to Bryant Revisionist history and omits true pioneers

PHOTO above (Houston 1966 yearbook): Houston quarterback Bo Burris rolls out of the Veer offense in a 1965 game at Tennessee. A 2018 Sports Illustrated article credited Houston coach Bill Yeoman for the “the first true triple option” with his Veer offense. ***Visit my homepage: TomShanahan.Report — Click here for review and purchase link: THE RIGHT THING TO DO, The True Pioneers of College Football Integration in the 1960s and here for a purchase link to RAYE OF LIGHT, Jimmy Raye,…

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