I'm Spartacus

I would go with Bruce Dehaven as special teams coach.

This is what I was thinking. Solomon is 6ft. 1", and 247 lbs. With his speed and this size, would he fit in as a linebacker?

As did I, as well as pretending I was Fred Biletnikoff too!

Middle: Frank Lewis and Joe Cribbs

Can't stand how Schopp and the Bulldog always talk about sports betting. I really don't listen to them anymore.

I have mastered the art of eating wings one-handed. Never 2 hands on a wing (either flat or drum). The clean fingers are used for the napkin, or pounding Molson's.

Nothing like rooting through a cup of bleu cheese with a flat, and prying out a giant nugget. Y'all know what I'm talking about!

Beat me to it.

You hit the nail on the head. A few SUNY Fredonia graduates got seasons together. Had a great time despite the suckitude of the team back then.

Was sitting in the endzone as Bell ran 80 yards right at us. Amazing run! I also remember buying a seat next to us. Had a 5 gallon igloo cooler with vodka and cider! Can't believe they let us in with that back in the day. 🤪

Ironically I had season tickets those 2 years. What was I thinking?

But he's faster than Coleman!

Mo wonder he's undrafted. I can't even spell his name!

Get Sean Dolak from UB!

We still need a bit more tub of goo

I was 6!

I would have picked Brad Lamb, but he wasn't on the list.

Rashad Wildgoose

Class of 80.

I used to go to Fredonia to see training camp (went to college there). I recall seeing Larry Kinnebrew the running back. Had the biggest calf muscles I ever saw on a human being! Got pictures of my kid sitting in the famous red helmet colf cart.

"I get it"

I welcome a new tub of goo.

When Allan Page was in high school (maybe college?), he was a summer laborer who helped build the original HOF in Canton- he was from there. Ended up being enshrined there!

If you have the chance, visit the hall of fame in Canton. For football aficionado's and history buffs, this place is a must see. Canton is a cool little town with many sports bars and hotels right near the venue. I also recommend getting the guided tour for an extra $10 - it is well worth it. Tons of Bills related stuff...was a little surprised. Jim Kelly led the way with his bust (his head, not chest!), video's, and other Kelly memorabilia. Easy drive from Buffalo...about 3_1/2 hours. Go Bills!

The Owen Power Muel Syndrome! Ih hell....the Sabres Syndrom!