Greater Page #9
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- 2016
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Martin zips it over
the middle, incomplete.
Broken up by David Barrett,
tangled up with Peerless Price.
Yeah!
Arkansas stops
Tennessee, leading by two.
On the fourth down try, Tennessee failed
and with 1:
54 to go, Tennessee has to...You see how hard work pays off?
Now, let's run out the clock,
and beg to God,
and get ready
for that national championship.
think that this will be a major upset win,
undefeated at 8-0,
about to head back to Fayetteville 9-0.
And now, all Arkansas
has to do is run out the clock.
Another huge victory
for this Cinderella team.
Nobody can deny that the Arkansas
Razorbacks earned this win today.
I think Sports
Illustrated has its next cover.
- Down to the 11 for Arkansas.
- 47 remaining.
One time out left.
Stoerner lost the football!
Oh, my goodness,
he stumbled and fumbled!
Oh, Arkansas had the game won,
and Clint Stoerner
laid the football on the ground.
And Tennessee recovers
dangerously close to scoring position.
What a devastating blow
for this Arkansas team.
Touchdown, Tennessee!
And Tennessee remains undefeated
as they snatch victory
from an Arkansas team
that seemed to have this game won.
This was a game for the ages.
And here is the play that fans will
be talking about for years to come.
Clint Stoerner stumbling...
Coach, do you have any comment
on the big play?
One play doesn't win
or lose a football game.
he threw three touchdown passes.
Don't you think
he also fumbled away the victory
when you guys had the game in the bag?
I'm sorry, Clinton. It wasn't your fault.
I tripped you.
I know.
You don't have to take the heat.
They'll crucify you, it'll be awful.
And it's just not fair.
You gotta tell them I did it.
But it wasn't your fault, Burls.
Falling down's a part of the game, it
doesn't give me license to drop the ball.
You wouldn't have dropped anything, if it
wasn't for my feet getting in the way.
I mean, after all
we've worked this season,
I ruined our shot
at the national championship.
Burls, five years from now,
no one's gonna remember
who won
the national championship or not.
They're gonna have to look it up
in a book.
There's nothing real about that.
You know, what I do over there
in the next five minutes...
Well, that's real.
I dropped the ball, Brandon.
Let me face the consequences.
Hey, Brandon?
I told you lately that I love you?
No, coach. You haven't.
Well...
I do.
I love you, Brandon.
Love you too, coach.
It's all right, big rascal.
Radio Well, it was really
a disappointing season for Alabama.
I mean, they're Alabama, they were...
One last final, son.
Then you're a free man.
I've had a great time, Mama.
Thank you... for everything.
Oh.
Come on.
Here you go, man.
Now, I gotta start paying you back.
Let's not talk about that
till after you win the Citrus Bowl.
So, you been coming here all this time,
Mama, and not telling me?
Once a week since he's been at school.
Sometimes twice a week.
- Y'all be careful now, okay? I love y'all.
- I love you, too.
- Shut up, man.
- Love you, Cheesecake.
- Love you. Be safe.
- All right, talk to you later?
Bye, Mama.
- Marty, don't go!
- What is going on?
Hold on. Don't leave!
Marty, turn on your radio!
Again, some very exciting news
for Hog fans today.
We've just heard that right guard
Brandon Burlsworth
has been named first-team
All-American...
Oh, Marty! Do you think he's heard?
Mama!
- Marty! Marty!
- Go, go, go. go, go!
Mama!
My brother's an All-American!
Makes me nauseous!
Thank God for you, Brandon.
There are rules, and you just proved it.
Oh, boy, here it goes.
Here we go.
Marty?
Marty, we're done.
Right, okay. Thank you, Blake.
Thank you very much.
This was Brandon's.
You remember when we used
to play football on your street?
When I was nine years old, a bigger kid
on the block threw my ball up a tree.
So, Brandon gave me his.
He was always kind.
Treated me like I was his age.
You were blessed
to have a brother like that.
Some might argue that being blessed
just makes it worse
Please, that's enough.
The whole team looked up to Brandon,
all those years.
We knew how hard he was working.
And he always kept faith in what he was
doing, no matter how things looked.
You coming up, sir?
Yeah, I'm coming.
You know, Mikey,
you do have a point there.
Brandon did have faith.
He believed that if he worked hard
and did everything he was supposed to,
God would make everything
turn out for the best.
Didn't everything turn out
for the best, Marty?
You wanna go up, now?
No, son, you go.
I'm just gonna stay right here a bit.
Mam In the next pick in the draft,
Indianapolis selects offensive guard
from the University of Arkansas...
Brandon Burlsworth.
Indianapolis takes Brandon
Burlsworth the guard from Arkansas
figures to have a long career
in the NFL in an outstanding pure guard.
Was a walk-on originally...
Everybody's gonna love this guy.
of those ugly glasses.
- Whatchu think?
- Yeah, they look a lot better on him.
- Brandon Burlsworth...
- Look.
Right up there with the elite guards
in this draft. Nice pick, certainly.
- Break it down!
- Johnson, Burlsworth.
Remember, this is mini camp,
I don't want anybody getting hurt.
Let's go.
Hey, man, hey!
Chill out. He said take it easy.
What's wrong with you?
- I didn't hear the whistle.
- Okay, Johnson, get some water.
- Matter fact, everybody, hydrate.
- Let's go, guys.
Get some water.
- Hey, Burlsworth.
- Yes, sir?
We're all adults here, Burls,
call me Howard.
Are you prepared to run out
of that tunnel next season
when they introduce the starting lineup?
Sir?
Uh, I'm sorry. I mean Howard.
You're gonna be a starter, Brandon.
I'm serious.
- That's funny?
- I'm sorry.
It's just...
This is the first time in my life where
something I wanted came so easy.
Easy?
Brandon, it may have taken me a few
seconds to say you're a starter,
but it was years of your hard work
that gave me a reason to say it.
You are living proof
that when you do the right things,
good stuff happens.
And you have done everything right.
Enjoy it.
Hey, Burls...
Life is good.
Well, looky here.
All this time I never knew
I was coaching an All-American.
Didn't you always say there was
a, uh, horse in there somewhere?
Hey, look at you.
You can't go to the ring ceremony
looking like a hobo.
- Yeah.
- I mean, look at Burls.
I won't be there, coach.
- What?
- Excuse me?
You, missing a team event? That's a first.
Burls, you're a big part of why we're
getting a division championship ring.
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