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[inacommitedrelationshipwithfood]

@ everyone throwing a fit about the warrant for odell

it costs $0.00 to not act like a dumbass

[blarson77]

I’m originally from Eugene/Springfield, Oregon.... I hv alot of Duck Pride in my blood. It’s my beloved hometown. Sumptin my parents taught me, I nvr EVER forgot where I came from. I dnt live there anymore.  But i’ve been very blessed and fortunate to wherever i’ve lived, there’s been a huge fanbase of Oregon fans. 

Some of this memorabilia kinda was based outta Dallas. I love tht place. Other thn Eugene, it’s home away from home. Like this flag. The National Championship game tht year was played at Cowboys Stadium in Arlington/Dallas, Texas. 

I’d lie to personally thank @collegiateartdesigns for the order I purchased. Y’all hv some amazing @OregonDucks Products and I can’t wait to order some more.  

[bmaatuga]

Comes a Horseman...

Folks on campus and Dawg fans everywhere getting very excited about this weekend’s big game against Notre Dame, whose team has never played in Athens before. Well, Welcome South, Brother!  (Speaking of WSB, check out some footage involving Notre Dame in our newsfilm database:  http://dbsmaint.galib.uga.edu/cgi/news?action=query&term_a=Notre%20Dame&index_a=keyword&rows=20 )

If you don’t know why it’s a big deal for us to host the Irish, check out the #AJC’s coverage of the matchup.

But we want to show off one of our historical treasures with Dawgs and Irish everywhere, a short film that dates to January 1955. It came to us in the archives of the late veteran Atlanta newsman, Ray Moore, and features Harry Mehre (for whom our Butts-Mehre building is named, along with Wally Butts, but you knew that) and Harry Stuhldreher, both Notre Dame alumni, with Stuhldreher being a member of the famed “Four Horsemen.”

You can watch these players reminisce about their playing days and “Rock” in our online database: https://bmac.libs.uga.edu/pawtucket2/index.php/Detail/objects/52333

We think that Ray Moore saw a great opportunity to capture these two pals on film while they were attending the Atlanta Touchdown Club Jamboree banquet at which Stuhldreher was the keynote speaker. The #AJC covered the events of the Jamboree on January 21-23, 1955. It must have meant a lot to Ray to have kept it for nearly 60 years.

Go, Dogs, GO!

[rickspix]

Reenactment of 1st Football game between Rutgers and Princeton (1869)

[go-gators]

Super impressed by the way this team responded. Georgia beat us 2x last year with that hangover loss to Mizzou but this year was a complete different story. Excited to see us against Mizzou next week and finally get a chance to slay that demon. 8-2! Back to Back 10 win szns on the line, gotta show up every week! Go Gators!

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[wildcat0019]

Week 27 - Day 5: Covered someone's evening shift and ended up staying late last night at work after working my day shift. Thus no workout yesterday. Thankful that the @millenniumnorman has two TV's in their gym so I can makeup my missed workout and not miss a minute of college football action!! #inspiredstudentliving #livemillenium #liveyourbestlife #CFBisON #CFB150 (at Millennium) https://www.instagram.com/p/B111FYyHW-01CGw396tPCR-P7lfyZzLZry3nsw0/?igshid=16q1cgeshb42r

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You have officially survived the off-season. #cfb #cfb150 https://www.instagram.com/p/B1i4t4pgaYg/?igshid=fzgiuyc8s5rv

[charlotte222]

Coming Soon! The awards ceremony is December 10! You can watch on ESPN 3.

The National Football Foundation (NFF) & College Hall of Fame announced that former UCLA quarterback Mark Harmon has been named the 2019 recipient of the NFF Gold Medal in recognition of his exceptional accomplishments, unblemished reputation and for reflecting the values of amateur football. He will be honored for his achievements during the 62nd NFF Annual Awards Dinner on Dec. 10 at the New York Hilton Midtown in New York City, which will also celebrate the 150th anniversary of college football. Harmon will become the 65th recipient of the NFF Gold Medal.

"As we prepare to celebrate the 150th anniversary of college football, Mark Harmon captures exactly what we hope to inspire in future generations of young football players, making him the perfect recipient for the NFF's highest honor," said NFF President & CEO Steve Hatchell. "An NFF National Scholar-Athlete at UCLA in the early 1970s, Mark took that same relentless drive to succeed, applying it to his career as an actor and unequivocally becoming one of the most successful stars of his generation. He has earned this honor many times over, and we are extremely proud to add his name to the esteemed list of past NFF Gold Medal recipients."

"Having achieved the highest levels of success, Mark Harmon has always remained humble and focused on the things that really matter in life, which is hard work, perseverance and teamwork," said NFF Awards Committee Chairman Jack Ford. "His success on the gridiron as a student-athlete and his subsequent icon status in film and television make him exceptionally well-qualified as our 2019 Gold Medal recipient. We look forward to welcoming him back to the NFF's stage in December, poetically 46 years after his being honored as an NFF National Scholar-Athlete during an event when another famous actor, John Wayne, accepted the NFF Gold Medal."

Harmon was born and raised in Southern California; the son of actress Elyse Knox and Heisman Trophy winner Tom Harmon, a 1954 College Football Hall of Fame inductee from Michigan. He attended The Harvard School (now known as Harvard-Westlake) in Los Angeles, playing football, baseball and rugby. On the gridiron, he mostly took the field as a running back and safety, only appearing in four games at quarterback. He broke his elbow as a junior, and did not play varsity football as a senior.

Not recruited out of high school, Harmon headed to Pierce Junior College in Woodland Hills, California, and he quarterbacked the team to a 7-2 record in 1971, earning All-America laurels. His performance earned him multiple scholarship offers, including Oklahoma in an effort led by Barry Switzer, the offensive coordinator at the time and a future College Football Hall of Fame coach, to recruit him. Harmon opted to stay in his hometown of Los Angeles, playing for UCLA head coach Pepper Rodgers and assistant coaches Homer Smith, Lynn Stiles and Terry Donahue, also a future College Football Hall of Fame coach.

Playing alongside future College Football Hall of Fame inductees Randy Cross and John Sciarra, Harmon helped orchestrate a UCLA turnaround, quarterbacking the Bruins, which had finished 2-7-1 at eighth-place in the Pac-8 in 1971, to a combined 17-5 record in 1972 and 1973. In his first game ever as a Bruin, which opened the 1972 season, Harmon led an underdog UCLA to a dramatic 20-17 win against two-time defending national champion Nebraska, snapping the Huskers' 32-game-unbeaten streak.

A Wishbone-T quarterback who could run, pass, fake and mix plays, Harmon rushed for more yards and touchdowns than he did passing, amassing 1,504 yards rushing and 14 touchdowns versus passing for 845 yards and 9 touchdowns during his tenure in Westwood. The offensive coordinator Homer Smith's wishbone offense forced Harmon to make multiple decisions in very short time periods, distributing the ball to running backs Kermit Johnson and James McAlister. The combination created the top running game in the nation in 1973, and UCLA set school records for total yards gained (4,403), average yards per game (400) and rushing touchdowns (56).

A Communications major who aspired to become a doctor, Harmon excelled in the UCLA classrooms, carrying a 3.45 GPA and graduating cum laude. His accomplishments earned him Second Team CoSIDA Academic All-America honors as well as an NFF National Scholar-Athlete Award, which led to his trip to New York City where he was honored at the NFF Annual Awards Dinner the same night that John Wayne accepted the NFF Gold Medal.

"In today's society, the scholar-athlete is indeed a rare breed," Harmon said in responding for the NFF Scholar-Athlete Class in 1973. "Not only does he excel on the field, but he competes in the classroom as well…. As we gather here tonight to pay our respects to the men who made the great American game of football what it is today, we hope that one day in the future some of us from the Class of '74 might be fortunate enough to carry on the great tradition that has been passed down by the distinguished men in this room. If we do, it is because our universities gave us the chance and the game of football has given us the principles."

After UCLA, Harmon declined professional football offers to instead pursue acting. He worked in advertising, as a shoe company rep and as a carpenter between acting gigs and appearing in Coors beer commercials. His hard work eventually paid off with a big break on NBC's St. Elsewhere and the leading role of Dr. Robert Caldwell. His success continued on NBC's police drama Reasonable Doubts starring as detective Dickey Cobb and CBS's Chicago Hope where he appeared as Dr. Jack McNeil.

He also had memorable arcs on the hit shows Moonlighting and The West Wing before landing the lead role of Leroy Jethro Gibbs, a special agent with the Naval Criminal Investigative Service, on CBS' global favorite NCIS series, which has become part of television history, approaching its 400th episode and recently inking a deal for its 17th season. The most-watched-scripted show on American television today and consistently ranked among the five highest-rated TV shows each year, NCIS is a TV juggernaut, attracting more than 15 million viewers each week throughout most of its run.

In 2011, Harmon became an executive producer on NCIS, and in 2014 an idea he co-developed became the spinoff NCIS: New Orleans which premiered on CBS with Harmon as an executive producer alongside Gary Glasberg. His big-screen credits include Freaky Friday, Wyatt Earp, The Presidio, Summer School and Stealing Home. He has worked with Elizabeth Taylor, Michael Caine, Sean Connery, Jamie Lee Curtis, Jodie Foster, Allison Janney, Karl Malden, Patricia Arquette and Denzel Washington among countless other Hollywood notables.

Harmon has received numerous accolades and award nominations during his career, including being honored with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame on Oct. 1, 2012, but he has always remained humble with an appreciation for the efforts of others. Quietly giving back, Harmon's charitable work includes Saving Bristol Bay, Stand Up To Cancer, Ronald McDonald House Charities, Kids Wish Network, Clothes Off Our Back, Entertainment Industry Foundation, Oklahoma Kidz Charities Foundation, Oklahoma City Indian Clinic and The Children's Center OKC.

From his time as a quarterback at UCLA until now, as an executive producer and star of the CBS hit series NCIS, Harmon has always treated teammates and production crews with familial respect and loyalty.

"I look at the show as a team," Harmon said during a previous interview. "I've always been a team guy. I'm not in [acting] for the personal part of this, and I wasn't as an athlete either. It's about the work and we all work together."

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Oregon v Auburn

Not the outcome I was hoping for in my “other” home away from home in “God Bless’ Dallas, Texas but it was a fun game to watch. Made my famous slow cooker chicken tacos and always hv my Corona on ice.

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