So if you weren't yet born in 60, but were playing with blocks in 67, you were born somewhere in 63-65? Roughly between the ages of 5 and 12 you were bored with awful early 70's NFL football? Tell me more. Perhaps I should subscribe to your newsletter.
Typical Pats fan arrogance.
You don't remember football at all from when you were a teenager? I know that you were still riding "the short bus" with the other retards to vocational school at age 17, but I'd think you would have been somewhat aware of the world by then. But I guess not.
Typical C**TS fan IQ.
Again, I don't know what a dunderhead you were as a child, but I remember quite vividly many sporting events, clearly
age 6:
-1969 ISHAA semi-finals and finals, dominating performance by McGinnis. His decision to go to IU made me an IU fan
-1969 NCAA finals, Purdue and Mount vs. Alcindor and UCLA. Total rout. I was amazed by Alcindor's grace
age 7:
-on a Saturday in February, I watched Pistol Pete on TV score 69 points vs. Alabama on the SEC "game of the week" on channel 11 out of Louisville
-I attended my first Pacers game in person, Fairgrounds coliseum
age 8:
-I cheered for the Reds vs. the Orioles. Every time the Reds threatened, it seems Brooks Robinson made a great play
-I attended my first IU game in person, vs. San Jose St. Tickets were a Christmas present. ,McGinnis, Downing, Wright, John Ritter
age 9:
remember watching Wilt's last hurrah, winning the 1972 finals with the 69 win team that had won 33 in a row
age 10
-I remember the Rose Bowl and the amazing Sam Cunningham. He was drafted by the Patriots and I became a Pats fan then
-I remember watching the undefeated Dolphins win the SB
-I remember IU losing in the final 4 to UCLA. I cried. The charge call was bogus
age 12
-I cried like a baby when IU lost to KY. Couldn't believe it. Damn the luck on the May broken arm
age 13
-32 and 0, baby. redemption & relief
-Pittsburgh wins their first SB. I was cheering for the Vikings. I liked Fran Tarkington
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Those are off the top of my head. I guess you were drooling on the short bus with the other soon-to-be Colts fans