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1st June 06:35
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Remembering The Great Harlon Hill
White country boy from Dixie, wide receiver, 6'3" and 200 lbs., ran
like a deer. The minute he threw his ass on the field as a rookie, he was the best receiver in the NFL; in a class by himself, sort of like Jim Brown was the best runner from his first day. There's a film clip from 1956 showing a catch against the Giants which has got to be the greatest catch of all time. Three brilliant years and then an injury which reduced his performance markedly although he hung on about six more years. |
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1st June 06:35
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Remembering The Great Harlon Hill
Interesting... Is this the same Harlon Hill who's name appears
on the Div. II college trophy? The Harlon Hill is the DII equivalent of the Heisman. I can't imagine there would be too many super outstanding college players named Harlon Hill, so I'm guessing it is the same guy. Chris |
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1st June 06:35
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Remembering The Great Harlon Hill
White country boy from Dixie, wide receiver, 6'3" and 200 lbs., ran
like a deer. The minute he threw his ass on the field as a rookie, he was the best receiver in the NFL; in a class by himself, sort of like Jim Brown was the best runner from his first day. There's a film clip from 1956 showing a catch against the Giants which has got to be the greatest catch of all time. Three brilliant years and then an injury which reduced his performance markedly although he hung on about six more years. |
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1st June 06:35
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Remembering The Great Harlon Hill
Interesting... Is this the same Harlon Hill who's name appears
on the Div. II college trophy? The Harlon Hill is the DII equivalent of the Heisman. I can't imagine there would be too many super outstanding college players named Harlon Hill, so I'm guessing it is the same guy. Chris |
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5th June 00:56
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Remembering The Great Harlon Hill
Same guy. He went to Florence State Teachers college in Alabama.
Jack |
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5th June 00:56
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Remembering The Great Harlon Hill
out of the huddle they come, hill to the left......... still remember jack
brickhouse. |
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5th June 00:56
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Remembering The Great Harlon Hill
Same guy. He went to Florence State Teachers college in Alabama.
Jack |
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5th June 00:56
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Remembering The Great Harlon Hill
out of the huddle they come, hill to the left......... still remember jack
brickhouse. |
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5th June 00:57
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Remembering The Great Harlon Hill
Did he recently die or something?
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5th June 00:57
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Remembering The Great Harlon Hill
Last I heard, he was enjoying retirement. Jack
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