by Douglas Todt (Author)
All football fans know a great game when they see it. But some remain great longer than others. Everyone remembers the Ice Bowl, Super Bowl III, the Tuck Rule Game, the Music City Miracle, and so forth. But there are plenty of great games that get lost in the mists of history . . . supplanted by newer and greater moments. But you shouldn't forget them. These games are important, many in ways that reach far beyond the simple contest on the field. This book is about how teams and the league were changed forever by the outcome of a single game, a game that now is lost to the mists of history.
Author Biography
Author Douglas Todt and his wife, Tracy Watzek, live in Ramona, California, outside San Diego. There is no truth to the rumor that their four dogs and six cats do all the writing. In fact, it is the chickens doing all the work.