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I just wish Dean would have planned it out ahead of time with Roy Williams to become his successor. Bill Guthridge was a good man, but not the right age or choice to be the succeeding coach.

R.I.P Greg, you will be remembered

4 seconds for break a career in the sport. Really bad injury. At least the defender show some sportmanship calling everybody to help the quarterback. Snap his leg like a breadstick 😢

One of the saddest day in the history of UNC

Lol the beat started to drop and his body just took over lmao

On the offside play, Chris Coleman was wide open in the back of the endzone, and Koren knocked it away thinking the pass was for him. Still stings.

Greatest coach in the history of college basketball. No one else comes close. Reason being ... innovation.

This is the best clip of Forces legendary burnouts he did before they changed to new clutches. Been looking here and there for years to find a good half track burnout! Don't know how i missed this one, guess i didn't scroll long enough.

Nobody better than Smith … overall .. and period.

This video is literally older than me lol

Too bad they couldnt afford a nice wall of tires @ the track

I'll never firget the dunk against Dook at Dook in the infamous overtime game. I think it was 1995

Anybody got the full video

The GOAT. John Wooden even agreed when asked on TV.

Imagine being broke with little money and driving 12 hours to the rodeo and drawing bodacious ouch 🤕😳

Lawrence Taylor: Get somebody out here, get somebody out here now! This after he signaled to the Washington bench get your medical team out here now!

That horrific injury to Joe Theisman was in 1985 and 33 years later (2018) Washington's QB Alex Smith had a similar injury. Only difference was sadly Joe Theisman did not return to the field to play after his injury but Alex Smith did. Still hard to watch that leg break of Joe Theisman even today.

One of the greatest coaches of all time. But what's amazing is that he was an even better person than he was a coach.

why doesnt nhra bring back a national event at the rock.

I wanted to play for him so bad but I was to young

Bodacious was a killer.

I remember this like it was yesterday....

RIP coach

Man he must have been so mad as that wreck was happening. Probably lost his head he was so angry.

The guy that caused russell to crash what was he doing I never understood no spotters back in this series or part time it's so sad.

Just curious who the sick bastard is that added the axe chopping sound at the moment he was decapitated...

If the Earnhardt bar was there he possibly could of walked away from that

Flea flicker gone horribly wrong son of chance it so it's worth it you her me so 20 gut chance it either

The worst injury ever to a quarterback ever

Back when cup racing was great

Holy shit Jaboody dubs was right

Great Coach, even better man.

John Riggins and Clint Didier are standing around wondering, what the hell happened?

you can see the first guy with the fire extinguisher turn around and motion with his hand across his throat to the people behind him that russell had been decapitated. My grandpaw said he knew some guys that were working up there that day. Its truly tragic.

0:27 Here you can see Russell's head when the camera shakes to the top just near the red car. R.I.P.

Before Ryan Newman it was "I got Horton'd"

One of the greatest bull riding clips of all time

When football was great. Now its unwatchable

Miss you daddy every day

I remember I was watching this game live, and when it shows it in slow motion his leg, was tough to watch.

I’m gonna chug my milk from now on

Jesus Christ loves you and everyone

Tom Suiter Sportscaster. Cool footgae

Of all my years of watching football, this is the one play I will never forget seeing.

Understandably after that play, Lawrence Taylor was not a factor the rest of the game. I remember seeing it and LT just seemed like he didn't want to play hard and hurt someone else. He was back to normal a week later.

my dad was at that game. that was the last game he ever went to. he's still alive, he just didn't like the hassle of live games and seeing that leg snap was apparently the last straw. his dad had season tickets back in the 40's so my dad was also at the Pearl Harbor game as a little kid. I wonder how many can claim that record ?... you'd have to pay me to go to an NFL game...

I can still remember an interview from Lawrence Taylor a long long time ago describing the sound he heard when he brought Joe Theismann to the ground. He said it sounded like two firecrackers going off in quick succession. I can’t even imagine it.

You can see his head bouncing down the track. 😬😬😬😵

when LT is scared like that then you know

that bend oh my jesus