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Week 7 - Sunday, April 7, 1985
Attendance: 34,573,
TV: ABC
[Note: Games starts at the 5:55 minute mark if you want to skip all the pre-game stuff.]
Herschel Walker rushed for a United States Football League record 233 yards and scored two touchdowns, including one on a league best 88-yard scamper, as the New Jersey Generals defeated the Houston Gamblers 31-25.
Walker, who has become the Generals other Heisman Trophy winner since the arrival this season of quarterback Doug Flutle, carried the ball 34 times, and his yardage broke the old standard of 208 set in a game against Washington by Todd Fowler of Houston in 1984.
The long touchdown run by Walker broke the old record of 83 yards he set May 20, 1983 against Washington. New Jersey finished the game with a total of 343 yards rushing, another league record, breaking a mark set by Oakland.
The victory raised the Generals record to 4-3, while Houston dropped its second straight and fell to 5-2 despite two touchdown passes and a 333-yard passing performance by quarterback Jim Kelly.
Despite running only six offensive plays in the first quarter, the Generals led 7-6. Walker's long touchdown run off right tackle came on New Jersey's second play from scrimmage after John Preston intercepted a Kelly pass.
Kelly cut the margin to 7-6 on the Gamblers second possession, hitting Clarence Verdin on a 3-yard slant pass for a touchdown. Tony Fritsch missed the extra point.
New Jersey took control early in the second quarter as Flutie took the Generals on a 75-yard drive in 15 plays with Walker capping the march by scoring from the one on fourth down.
A little more than two minutes later, the Generals expanded their lead to 21-6 when Gregory Johnson blocked a Dale Walters punt and Maurice Clemmons recovered in the end zone.
Fritsch and Roger Ruzek exchanged field goals before the half ended with New Jersey ahead 24-9.
Houston was able to close to within 24-17 early in the third quarter after Fowler scored from the one and reserve quarterback Todd Dillon hit Sam Harrell on a two-point conversion. Kelly was on the bench for most of the 34-yard drive with a dislocated right finger. He returned later in the quarter and eventually tossed a 33-yard TD pass to Verdin in the fourth quarter for the Gamblers final score.
Flutie's 7-yard scoring run midway through the final period had given the Generals a 31-17 edge.
Source: http://www.oursportscentral.com/usfl/index.php
1984 Week 1 - Sunday, February 26, 1984
Attendance: 62,300
TV: ABC
[Note: If you want to skip all the pregame analysis forward the video to the 6:30 minute mark where the game begins]
For Donald Trump, the free-spending, free-talking owner of the New Jersey Generals, the first day of the United States Football League's second season was a harbinger of great things to come. Ballyhooed newcomers like Mike Rozier, Joe Cribbs and Cliff Stoudt can only hope so.
"It's big this week and it will keep on going up," an ebullient Trump said Sunday as he surveyed the league-record crowd of 62,300 that turned out at Birmingham's Legion Field to watch Brian Sipe lead the Generals to a 17-6 win over the Birmingham Stallions.
"It will get bigger next week and it will be the biggest yet two weeks from now," said Trump.
Birmingham's Cribbs and Stoudt, two heralded jumpers from the National Football League, were pretty well shut down by a New Jersey defense with eight new starters, most of them lured from the National Football League. Stoudt was lifted in the third quarter after completing 6 of 13 passes for only 51 yards; Cribbs gained 52 yards in 16 carries.
Sipe, who left the Cleveland Browns to sign with New Jersey, completed 12 of 24 passes for 175 yards and fullback Maurice Carthon ran for two 1-yard touchdowns.
Herschel Walker, who said he was "running real cautiously" because of a sore shoulder, gained 43 yards for the Generals.
Source: http://www.oursportscentral.com/usfl/index.php
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Highlights from Herschel Walker with the New Jersey Generals in 1983-85
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1984 Quarterfinals - Saturday, June 30, 1984
Attendance: 19,038,
TV: ABC
[Note: If you want to skip all the pregame analysis forward the video to the 6:15 minute mark where the game starts. Also the game audio is mute for a few minutes at the start due to issues the local affiliate had with broadcasting the game. The audio comes back at the 8:43 minute mark.]
The Philadelphia Stars caught up with the New Jersey Generals at the right time, in a playoff game, and thrashed them, 28-7.
With the running back Kelvin Bryant scoring three touchdowns, the Stars won all the small struggles that make up a football game and ended the Generals' season without argument.
The result wiped clean the two losses, their only two, to the Generals in the regular season and moved the Stars (17-2) to the Eastern Conference title game in the United States Football League playoffs.
On a humid afternoon following rain, the attendance was only 19,038 at the home stadium of the University of Pennsylvania, which has a 60,546-seat capacity.
The Stars' ultimate goal is a second consecutive appearance in the U.S.F.L. championship game, which they lost to the Panthers last year.
Herschel Walker of the Generals added, ''When you play a team as good as Philadelphia, you have to put points on the board when you get in their end.''
And that the Generals, whose season ended at 14-5, did not do. They moved the ball well against the league's top-rated defensive unit but did not get the big play, or even the medium-sized one, that must come from the quarterback position in playoff contests.
Sipe had his troubles. His late pass, late by a split-second, to his tight end, Jeff Spek, was intercepted by Scott Woerner at the Stars' 15-yard line, ending the Generals' first thrust.
Philadelphia jumped out to a 28-0 lead and never looked back...the game was played at Franklin Field because the Phillies were scheduled in Veterans Stadium...both teams dressed at the Vet because the locker rooms were too small at Franklin...the teams then walked a block to Franklin Field.
Sources: http://www.nytimes.com/1984/07/01/sports/generals-eliminated-by-stars-28-7.html
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Week 8 - Sunday, April 14, 1985
Attendance: 38,245,
TV: ABC
[Note: If you want to skip all the pregame analysis, forward the video to the 5:30 minute mark where the kickoff begins]
It appears the New Jersey Generals are on the march. Sunday, against the Portland Breakers, it looked like Sherman's march to the sea.
The Generals scored on every possession through three quaters en route to a 34-7 humiliation of the Breakers, and with a soft schedule the next three weeks, they could well be on a serious roll.
"Statistically, this might have been our best game," Generals coach Walt Michaels said. "As I said to the team, when you get a good pass rush, good rushing from your backs, and good plays from your offensive line, things are going to open up."
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Keith Jackson interviews New Jersey Generals owner Donald Trump and Birmingham Stallions owner Marvin L Warner in 1984 during halftime between the two clubs.
Trump is welcomed to the USFL community by Keith Jackson and compliments him on his intense interest in merchandising. They discuss how the media portrays him, the quality of the league as far as players and keeping the USFL strong.
Keith then turns his attention to Stallions owner Marvin Warner asking him about the changes in the officiating, having RB Joe Cribbs as part of his team as well as being optimistic about the new season despite the media not showing support for the league.
One thing about this interview I noticed was the whole time Marvin had his arms folded and kept looking to his left.
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1983 Week 8 - Monday, April 25, 1983
Attendance: 32,182,
TV: ESPN
Frank Corral kicked a 27-yard field goal with 2:47 remaining in overtime to give the Chicago Blitz a 17-14 win over the New Jersey Generals in United States Football League action.
The victory before 32,182 fans raised Chicago's record to 5-3 and dropped New Jersey to 2-6.
New Jersey's Herschel Walker gained 138 yards in 36 carries to take the league lead in rushing with 851 yards. He needed 111 yards to overtake Philadelphia's Kelvin Bryant, who had 110 yards against Boston the same week.
Corral had missed a 35-yard field goal, attempt earlier in the overtime. New Jersey lost a chance at victory with 17 seconds to go in regulation time when Dave Jacobs' 45-yard field goal attempt veered wide right.
The Generals took a 14-7 fourth quarter lead when linebacker John Joyce rambled 13 yards after free safety Keith Moody blocked a Corral punt. A pass from Dave Boisture to Victor Hicks gave the Geaerals a two-point conversion.
Chicago tied it four minutes later on a one-yard plunge by Kevin Long. The eight-play, 74-yard drive featured a 32-yard pass from Greg Landry to Trumaine Johnson, the leading receiver in the USFL.
New Jersey opened the scoring on the first play of the second quarter when Walker sprinted untouched around the right side from three yards out. The Blitz then marched to the New Jersey 19, but Corral missed wide left on a 34-yard field goal attempt.
Chicago took a 7-6 lead on its next possession when Landry fired a 12-yard scoring strike to Lenny Willis at the 3:57 mark of the second period.
Source: http://www.oursportscentral.com/usfl/index.php
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1983 Week 11 - Monday, May 16, 1983
Attendance: 32,862,
TV: ESPN
New Jersey's Herschel Walker and a five-game winning streak by the Michigan Panthers brought out the crowds at the Pontiac Silverdome. They got what they wanted — a good show by Walker ... and a better show by their own Ken Lacy.
While Walker ran for 87 yards — and caught passes for 105 more — it was Lacy who generally won the hearts of the 32,862 Panther fans, chalking up 156 yards and a touchdown as Michigan came back from a 17-3 halftime deficit with an explosive third quarter.
John Williams also made the crowd sit up and take notice with a fine second-half performance, scoring two of the three TDs in the Panthers' rally to help them extend their current winning streak to six.
Walker, meanwhile, moved back into the USFL rushing lead with 1,138 yards, 17 ahead of Philadelphia's Kelvin Bryant. Walker also caught three passes for 105 yards.
New Jersey Generals
Years of existence: 1983-1985
Owner: J. Walter Duncan, Chuck Fairbanks (1983), Donald Trump (1984-)
Stadium: Giants Stadium (76,891)
Colors: Scarlet, white, royal blue and metallic gold
Overall Regular Season Record: 31-23 (.574)
Overall Playoff Record: 0-2
Yearly Standings and Average Home Attendances:
1983: 6-12 (35,004)
1984: 14-4 (37,716)
1985: 11-7 (41,268)
The league's cornerstone franchise, the New Jersey Generals did little to deflect any attention given to them. They began with the February 23 signing of underclassman RB Herschel Walker, the Heisman Trophy winner in 1982, to a whopping contract. Inking a college player with remaining eligibility was then a no-no and caused the league scouting problems when several universities closed their doors to USFL scouts. The Generals argued, correctly by the way, that had Walker pursued the matter in court, he would have won anyway. Whatever the case, the USFL had signed its first huge name.
As would become his trademark with New Jersey, Walker started slowly but bounced back to lead the league with 1,812 yards rushing and 17 touchdowns. He also led the team with 53 catches for 489 yards. Other than Walker, coach Chuck Fairbanks' Generals were terrible. Their defense gave up more points (437) than any other team besides Washington and Arizona (442 each), and their quarterbacks tossed 29 interceptions to just 12 touchdown passes.
Their Finest Hour: From the beginning, the Generals were inextricably linked with one player- Herschel Walker. It's been said that Walker bore the weight of the league on his shoulders, the star player for the USFL's most important franchise. For much of his career with the Generals, Walker struggled to get the respect he deserved. That finally ended 16 games into the 1985 season against the Jacksonville Bulls. The Generals had lost Doug Flutie with a shoulder injury the prior week and desperately needed a win to keep pace with the Birmingham Stallions. But once again the focus was on Walker, who had run for more than 100 yards the past nine games and whose 1,961 yards were just 144 short of Eric Dickerson's pro record for yards in a season. The Generals led, 14-10, at halftime on TD runs by Walker and Maurice Carthon. Needing 51 yards to break Dickerson's mark, Walker took a handoff, cut to the middle, shed two tacklers, and raced 55 yards for the touchdown in a game New Jersey would win, 31-24. Walker accomplished the feat in 16 games, the same as Dickerson, and would go on to run for 2,411 yards and 21 TDs on the season.
Michigan Panthers
Years of existence: 1983-1984
Owner: A. Alfred Taubman
Stadium: Silverdome (80,638)
Colors: Royal plum, champagne silver, light blue and white
Overall Regular Season Record: 22-14
Overall Playoff Record: 2-1
Yearly Standings and Average Home Attendances:
1983: 12-6 (22,250)
1984: 10-8 (32,457)
The Michigan Panthers perhaps best exemplified what the USFL could have been. The Panthers, coached by Jim Stanley, were a young, exciting team that provided its fans with plenty of good football. A 1-4 start in 1983 bore little resemblance to the way Michigan played the rest of the season. After the slow beginning, the Panthers won six straight to get back into contention for a playoff spot. Their 12-6 record and two victories over the Chicago Blitz gave them the Central Division crown and the right to host a first round playoff game. In front of 60,237 fans at the Silverdome, the Panthers cruised to a 37-21 win over the Oakland Invaders. Twice the Panthers went for it on fourth down when in field goal range and twice they scored touchdowns. Michigan then knocked off the Philadelphia Stars at Denver's Mile High Stadium for the first league crown.
Sources: http://www.oursportscentral.com/usfl/index.php
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Week 17 - Saturday, June 15, 1985
Attendance: 24,338,
TV: ESPN
[Note: ESPN provided video feed updates on the Jacksonville vs Memphis match up which you will see throughout this game]
Albert Bentley bulled over for two 1-yard touchdown runs Saturday night and the Oakland Invaders overcame a more than 200-yard rushing performance by Herschel Walker to clinch the Western Conference title with a 34-29 victory over the New Jersey Generals.
The Invaders improved to 12-4-1 and combined with Denver's loss Friday with Portland clinched their second Western title in three years. New Jersey, which has already clinched a playoff spot, fell to 11-6.
It was the 11th straight week that Walker bettered 100 yards.
Source: http://www.oursportscentral.com/usfl/index.php
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New Jersey (
i/nuː ˈdʒɜrzi/) is a state in the Northeastern and Middle Atlantic regions of the United States. It is bordered on the north and east by the U.S. state of New York, on the southeast and south by the Atlantic Ocean, on the west by Pennsylvania, and on the southwest by Delaware. New Jersey is the 4th least extensive, but the 11th most populous and the most densely populated of the 50 United States. New Jersey lies mostly within the sprawling metropolitan areas of New York City and Philadelphia. It is also the third wealthiest by 2009–2010 median household income.
The area was inhabited by Native Americans for more than 2,800 years, with historical tribes such as the Lenape along the coast. In the early 17th century, the Dutch and the Swedes made the first European settlements. The British later seized control of the region, naming it the Province of New Jersey. It was granted as a colony to Sir George Carteret and John Berkeley, 1st Baron Berkeley of Stratton. At this time, it was named after the largest of the British Channel Islands, Jersey, Carteret's birthplace. New Jersey was the site of several decisive battles during the American Revolutionary War.
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Jersey, officially the Bailiwick of Jersey, French: Bailliage de Jersey (
/ˈdʒɜrzi/, French: [ʒɛʁzɛ]; Jèrriais: Jèrri), is a British Crown Dependency off the coast of Normandy, France. As well as the island of Jersey itself, the bailiwick includes two groups of small islands that are no longer permanently inhabited, the Minquiers and Écréhous, and the Pierres de Lecq and other rocks and reefs.
Jersey is a self-governing parliamentary democracy under a constitutional monarchy, with its own financial, legal and judicial systems.
The island of Jersey is the largest of the Channel Islands. Although the Bailiwicks of Jersey and Guernsey are often referred to collectively as 'the Channel Islands', they are not a constitutional or political unit. Jersey has a separate relationship to the British Crown from the other Crown Dependencies of Guernsey and the Isle of Man. It is not part of the United Kingdom, and has an international identity separate from that of the UK but the United Kingdom is constitutionally responsible for the defence of Jersey. Jersey is not a part of the European Union but has a special relationship with it, being treated as part of the European Community for the purposes of free trade in goods.
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Donald John Trump, Sr. (born June 14, 1946) is an American business magnate, television personality and author. He is the chairman and president of The Trump Organization and the founder of Trump Entertainment Resorts. Trump's extravagant lifestyle, outspoken manner and role on the NBC reality show The Apprentice have made him a well-known celebrity who was No. 17 on the 2011 Forbes Celebrity 100 list. He is well-known as a real-estate developer who amassed vast hotel, casino, and other real-estate properties, in the New York City area and around the world.
Trump is the son of Fred Trump, a wealthy New York City real-estate developer. He worked for his father's firm, Elizabeth Trump & Son, while attending the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania, and in 1968 officially joined the company. He was given control of the company in 1971 and renamed it The Trump Organization.
In 2010, Trump expressed an interest in becoming a candidate for President of the United States in the 2012 election. In May 2011, he announced he would not be a candidate, but a few weeks later he said he had not completely ruled out the possibility. In December 2011, Trump was suggested as a possible Vice Presidential selection by Michele Bachmann. Bachmann has since suspended her presidential campaign.
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147:51Week 7 - 1985: Houston Gamblers vs New Jersey Generals
Week 7 - 1985: Houston Gamblers vs New Jersey GeneralsWeek 7 - 1985: Houston Gamblers vs New Jersey Generals
Week 7 - Sunday, April 7, 1985 Attendance: 34,573, TV: ABC [Note: Games starts at the 5:55 minute mark if you want to skip all the pre-game stuff.] Herschel Walker rushed for a United States Football League record 233 yards and scored two touchdowns, including one on a league best 88-yard scamper, as the New Jersey Generals defeated the Houston Gamblers 31-25. Walker, who has become the Generals other Heisman Trophy winner since the arrival this season of quarterback Doug Flutle, carried the ball 34 times, and his yardage broke the old standard of 208 set in a game against Washington by Todd Fowler of Houston in 1984. The long touchdown run by Walker broke the old record of 83 yards he set May 20, 1983 against Washington. New Jersey finished the game with a total of 343 yards rushing, another league record, breaking a mark set by Oakland. The victory raised the Generals record to 4-3, while Houston dropped its second straight and fell to 5-2 despite two touchdown passes and a 333-yard passing performance by quarterback Jim Kelly. Despite running only six offensive plays in the first quarter, the Generals led 7-6. Walker's long touchdown run off right tackle came on New Jersey's second play from scrimmage after John Preston intercepted a Kelly pass. Kelly cut the margin to 7-6 on the Gamblers second possession, hitting Clarence Verdin on a 3-yard slant pass for a touchdown. Tony Fritsch missed the extra point. New Jersey took control early in the second quarter as Flutie took the Generals on a 75-yard drive in 15 plays with Walker capping the march by scoring from the one on fourth down. A little more than two minutes later, the Generals expanded their lead to 21-6 when Gregory Johnson blocked a Dale Walters punt and Maurice Clemmons recovered in the end zone. Fritsch and Roger Ruzek exchanged field goals before the half ended with New Jersey ahead 24-9. Houston was able to close to within 24-17 early in the third quarter after Fowler scored from the one and reserve quarterback Todd Dillon hit Sam Harrell on a two-point conversion. Kelly was on the bench for most of the 34-yard drive with a dislocated right finger. He returned later in the quarter and eventually tossed a 33-yard TD pass to Verdin in the fourth quarter for the Gamblers final score. Flutie's 7-yard scoring run midway through the final period had given the Generals a 31-17 edge. Source: http://www.oursportscentral.com/usfl/index.php -
186:061983 USFL Washington Federals vs New Jersey Generals
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145:48Week 1 - 1984: New Jersey Generals vs Birmingham Stallions
Week 1 - 1984: New Jersey Generals vs Birmingham StallionsWeek 1 - 1984: New Jersey Generals vs Birmingham Stallions
1984 Week 1 - Sunday, February 26, 1984 Attendance: 62,300 TV: ABC [Note: If you want to skip all the pregame analysis forward the video to the 6:30 minute mark where the game begins] For Donald Trump, the free-spending, free-talking owner of the New Jersey Generals, the first day of the United States Football League's second season was a harbinger of great things to come. Ballyhooed newcomers like Mike Rozier, Joe Cribbs and Cliff Stoudt can only hope so. "It's big this week and it will keep on going up," an ebullient Trump said Sunday as he surveyed the league-record crowd of 62,300 that turned out at Birmingham's Legion Field to watch Brian Sipe lead the Generals to a 17-6 win over the Birmingham Stallions. "It will get bigger next week and it will be the biggest yet two weeks from now," said Trump. Birmingham's Cribbs and Stoudt, two heralded jumpers from the National Football League, were pretty well shut down by a New Jersey defense with eight new starters, most of them lured from the National Football League. Stoudt was lifted in the third quarter after completing 6 of 13 passes for only 51 yards; Cribbs gained 52 yards in 16 carries. Sipe, who left the Cleveland Browns to sign with New Jersey, completed 12 of 24 passes for 175 yards and fullback Maurice Carthon ran for two 1-yard touchdowns. Herschel Walker, who said he was "running real cautiously" because of a sore shoulder, gained 43 yards for the Generals. Source: http://www.oursportscentral.com/usfl/index.php -
4:26Herschel Walker USFL Highlights |HD
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139:551984 - USFL Divisional Playoffs: New Jersey Generals vs Philadelphia Stars
1984 - USFL Divisional Playoffs: New Jersey Generals vs Philadelphia Stars1984 - USFL Divisional Playoffs: New Jersey Generals vs Philadelphia Stars
1984 Quarterfinals - Saturday, June 30, 1984 Attendance: 19,038, TV: ABC [Note: If you want to skip all the pregame analysis forward the video to the 6:15 minute mark where the game starts. Also the game audio is mute for a few minutes at the start due to issues the local affiliate had with broadcasting the game. The audio comes back at the 8:43 minute mark.] The Philadelphia Stars caught up with the New Jersey Generals at the right time, in a playoff game, and thrashed them, 28-7. With the running back Kelvin Bryant scoring three touchdowns, the Stars won all the small struggles that make up a football game and ended the Generals' season without argument. The result wiped clean the two losses, their only two, to the Generals in the regular season and moved the Stars (17-2) to the Eastern Conference title game in the United States Football League playoffs. On a humid afternoon following rain, the attendance was only 19,038 at the home stadium of the University of Pennsylvania, which has a 60,546-seat capacity. The Stars' ultimate goal is a second consecutive appearance in the U.S.F.L. championship game, which they lost to the Panthers last year. Herschel Walker of the Generals added, ''When you play a team as good as Philadelphia, you have to put points on the board when you get in their end.'' And that the Generals, whose season ended at 14-5, did not do. They moved the ball well against the league's top-rated defensive unit but did not get the big play, or even the medium-sized one, that must come from the quarterback position in playoff contests. Sipe had his troubles. His late pass, late by a split-second, to his tight end, Jeff Spek, was intercepted by Scott Woerner at the Stars' 15-yard line, ending the Generals' first thrust. Philadelphia jumped out to a 28-0 lead and never looked back...the game was played at Franklin Field because the Phillies were scheduled in Veterans Stadium...both teams dressed at the Vet because the locker rooms were too small at Franklin...the teams then walked a block to Franklin Field. Sources: http://www.nytimes.com/1984/07/01/sports/generals-eliminated-by-stars-28-7.html http://www.oursportscentral.com/usfl/usflgame.php?game_id=298 -
135:22Week 8 - 1985: Portland Breakers vs New Jersey Generals
Week 8 - 1985: Portland Breakers vs New Jersey GeneralsWeek 8 - 1985: Portland Breakers vs New Jersey Generals
Week 8 - Sunday, April 14, 1985 Attendance: 38,245, TV: ABC [Note: If you want to skip all the pregame analysis, forward the video to the 5:30 minute mark where the kickoff begins] It appears the New Jersey Generals are on the march. Sunday, against the Portland Breakers, it looked like Sherman's march to the sea. The Generals scored on every possession through three quaters en route to a 34-7 humiliation of the Breakers, and with a soft schedule the next three weeks, they could well be on a serious roll. "Statistically, this might have been our best game," Generals coach Walt Michaels said. "As I said to the team, when you get a good pass rush, good rushing from your backs, and good plays from your offensive line, things are going to open up." -
3:42USFL Report 1984 - Interview with Donald Trump & Marvin Warner
USFL Report 1984 - Interview with Donald Trump & Marvin WarnerUSFL Report 1984 - Interview with Donald Trump & Marvin Warner
Keith Jackson interviews New Jersey Generals owner Donald Trump and Birmingham Stallions owner Marvin L Warner in 1984 during halftime between the two clubs. Trump is welcomed to the USFL community by Keith Jackson and compliments him on his intense interest in merchandising. They discuss how the media portrays him, the quality of the league as far as players and keeping the USFL strong. Keith then turns his attention to Stallions owner Marvin Warner asking him about the changes in the officiating, having RB Joe Cribbs as part of his team as well as being optimistic about the new season despite the media not showing support for the league. One thing about this interview I noticed was the whole time Marvin had his arms folded and kept looking to his left. -
85:07Week 8 - 1983: New Jersey Generals vs Chicago Blitz
Week 8 - 1983: New Jersey Generals vs Chicago BlitzWeek 8 - 1983: New Jersey Generals vs Chicago Blitz
1983 Week 8 - Monday, April 25, 1983 Attendance: 32,182, TV: ESPN Frank Corral kicked a 27-yard field goal with 2:47 remaining in overtime to give the Chicago Blitz a 17-14 win over the New Jersey Generals in United States Football League action. The victory before 32,182 fans raised Chicago's record to 5-3 and dropped New Jersey to 2-6. New Jersey's Herschel Walker gained 138 yards in 36 carries to take the league lead in rushing with 851 yards. He needed 111 yards to overtake Philadelphia's Kelvin Bryant, who had 110 yards against Boston the same week. Corral had missed a 35-yard field goal, attempt earlier in the overtime. New Jersey lost a chance at victory with 17 seconds to go in regulation time when Dave Jacobs' 45-yard field goal attempt veered wide right. The Generals took a 14-7 fourth quarter lead when linebacker John Joyce rambled 13 yards after free safety Keith Moody blocked a Corral punt. A pass from Dave Boisture to Victor Hicks gave the Geaerals a two-point conversion. Chicago tied it four minutes later on a one-yard plunge by Kevin Long. The eight-play, 74-yard drive featured a 32-yard pass from Greg Landry to Trumaine Johnson, the leading receiver in the USFL. New Jersey opened the scoring on the first play of the second quarter when Walker sprinted untouched around the right side from three yards out. The Blitz then marched to the New Jersey 19, but Corral missed wide left on a 34-yard field goal attempt. Chicago took a 7-6 lead on its next possession when Landry fired a 12-yard scoring strike to Lenny Willis at the 3:57 mark of the second period. Source: http://www.oursportscentral.com/usfl/index.php -
82:46Week 11 - 1983: New Jersey Generals vs Michigan Panthers
Week 11 - 1983: New Jersey Generals vs Michigan PanthersWeek 11 - 1983: New Jersey Generals vs Michigan Panthers
1983 Week 11 - Monday, May 16, 1983 Attendance: 32,862, TV: ESPN New Jersey's Herschel Walker and a five-game winning streak by the Michigan Panthers brought out the crowds at the Pontiac Silverdome. They got what they wanted — a good show by Walker ... and a better show by their own Ken Lacy. While Walker ran for 87 yards — and caught passes for 105 more — it was Lacy who generally won the hearts of the 32,862 Panther fans, chalking up 156 yards and a touchdown as Michigan came back from a 17-3 halftime deficit with an explosive third quarter. John Williams also made the crowd sit up and take notice with a fine second-half performance, scoring two of the three TDs in the Panthers' rally to help them extend their current winning streak to six. Walker, meanwhile, moved back into the USFL rushing lead with 1,138 yards, 17 ahead of Philadelphia's Kelvin Bryant. Walker also caught three passes for 105 yards. New Jersey Generals Years of existence: 1983-1985 Owner: J. Walter Duncan, Chuck Fairbanks (1983), Donald Trump (1984-) Stadium: Giants Stadium (76,891) Colors: Scarlet, white, royal blue and metallic gold Overall Regular Season Record: 31-23 (.574) Overall Playoff Record: 0-2 Yearly Standings and Average Home Attendances: 1983: 6-12 (35,004) 1984: 14-4 (37,716) 1985: 11-7 (41,268) The league's cornerstone franchise, the New Jersey Generals did little to deflect any attention given to them. They began with the February 23 signing of underclassman RB Herschel Walker, the Heisman Trophy winner in 1982, to a whopping contract. Inking a college player with remaining eligibility was then a no-no and caused the league scouting problems when several universities closed their doors to USFL scouts. The Generals argued, correctly by the way, that had Walker pursued the matter in court, he would have won anyway. Whatever the case, the USFL had signed its first huge name. As would become his trademark with New Jersey, Walker started slowly but bounced back to lead the league with 1,812 yards rushing and 17 touchdowns. He also led the team with 53 catches for 489 yards. Other than Walker, coach Chuck Fairbanks' Generals were terrible. Their defense gave up more points (437) than any other team besides Washington and Arizona (442 each), and their quarterbacks tossed 29 interceptions to just 12 touchdown passes. Their Finest Hour: From the beginning, the Generals were inextricably linked with one player- Herschel Walker. It's been said that Walker bore the weight of the league on his shoulders, the star player for the USFL's most important franchise. For much of his career with the Generals, Walker struggled to get the respect he deserved. That finally ended 16 games into the 1985 season against the Jacksonville Bulls. The Generals had lost Doug Flutie with a shoulder injury the prior week and desperately needed a win to keep pace with the Birmingham Stallions. But once again the focus was on Walker, who had run for more than 100 yards the past nine games and whose 1,961 yards were just 144 short of Eric Dickerson's pro record for yards in a season. The Generals led, 14-10, at halftime on TD runs by Walker and Maurice Carthon. Needing 51 yards to break Dickerson's mark, Walker took a handoff, cut to the middle, shed two tacklers, and raced 55 yards for the touchdown in a game New Jersey would win, 31-24. Walker accomplished the feat in 16 games, the same as Dickerson, and would go on to run for 2,411 yards and 21 TDs on the season. Michigan Panthers Years of existence: 1983-1984 Owner: A. Alfred Taubman Stadium: Silverdome (80,638) Colors: Royal plum, champagne silver, light blue and white Overall Regular Season Record: 22-14 Overall Playoff Record: 2-1 Yearly Standings and Average Home Attendances: 1983: 12-6 (22,250) 1984: 10-8 (32,457) The Michigan Panthers perhaps best exemplified what the USFL could have been. The Panthers, coached by Jim Stanley, were a young, exciting team that provided its fans with plenty of good football. A 1-4 start in 1983 bore little resemblance to the way Michigan played the rest of the season. After the slow beginning, the Panthers won six straight to get back into contention for a playoff spot. Their 12-6 record and two victories over the Chicago Blitz gave them the Central Division crown and the right to host a first round playoff game. In front of 60,237 fans at the Silverdome, the Panthers cruised to a 37-21 win over the Oakland Invaders. Twice the Panthers went for it on fourth down when in field goal range and twice they scored touchdowns. Michigan then knocked off the Philadelphia Stars at Denver's Mile High Stadium for the first league crown. Sources: http://www.oursportscentral.com/usfl/index.php -
123:59Week 17 - 1985: New Jersey Generals vs Oakland Invaders
Week 17 - 1985: New Jersey Generals vs Oakland InvadersWeek 17 - 1985: New Jersey Generals vs Oakland Invaders
Week 17 - Saturday, June 15, 1985 Attendance: 24,338, TV: ESPN [Note: ESPN provided video feed updates on the Jacksonville vs Memphis match up which you will see throughout this game] Albert Bentley bulled over for two 1-yard touchdown runs Saturday night and the Oakland Invaders overcame a more than 200-yard rushing performance by Herschel Walker to clinch the Western Conference title with a 34-29 victory over the New Jersey Generals. The Invaders improved to 12-4-1 and combined with Denver's loss Friday with Portland clinched their second Western title in three years. New Jersey, which has already clinched a playoff spot, fell to 11-6. It was the 11th straight week that Walker bettered 100 yards. Source: http://www.oursportscentral.com/usfl/index.php
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Week 7 - 1985: Houston Gamblers vs New Jersey Generals
Week 7 - Sunday, April 7, 1985 Attendance: 34,573, TV: ABC [Note: Games starts at the 5:55 minute mark if you want to skip all the pre-game stuff.] Herschel Walker rushed for a United States Football League record 233 yards and scored two touchdowns, including one on a league best 88-yard scamper, as the New Jersey Generals defeated the Houston Gamblers 31-25. Walker, who has become the Generals other Heisman Trophy winner since the arrival this season of quarterback Doug Flutle, carried the ball 34 times, and his yardage broke the old standard of 208 set in a game against Washington by Todd Fowler of Houston in 1984. The long touchdown run by Walker broke the old record of 83 yards he set May 20, 1983 against Washington. New Jersey finished the game with a total of 343 yards rushing,... -
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Week 1 - 1984: New Jersey Generals vs Birmingham Stallions
1984 Week 1 - Sunday, February 26, 1984 Attendance: 62,300 TV: ABC [Note: If you want to skip all the pregame analysis forward the video to the 6:30 minute mark where the game begins] For Donald Trump, the free-spending, free-talking owner of the New Jersey Generals, the first day of the United States Football League's second season was a harbinger of great things to come. Ballyhooed newcomers like Mike Rozier, Joe Cribbs and Cliff Stoudt can only hope so. "It's big this week and it will keep on going up," an ebullient Trump said Sunday as he surveyed the league-record crowd of 62,300 that turned out at Birmingham's Legion Field to watch Brian Sipe lead the Generals to a 17-6 win over the Birmingham Stallions. "It will get bigger next week and it will be the biggest yet two weeks from ... -
Herschel Walker USFL Highlights |HD
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1984 - USFL Divisional Playoffs: New Jersey Generals vs Philadelphia Stars
1984 Quarterfinals - Saturday, June 30, 1984 Attendance: 19,038, TV: ABC [Note: If you want to skip all the pregame analysis forward the video to the 6:15 minute mark where the game starts. Also the game audio is mute for a few minutes at the start due to issues the local affiliate had with broadcasting the game. The audio comes back at the 8:43 minute mark.] The Philadelphia Stars caught up with the New Jersey Generals at the right time, in a playoff game, and thrashed them, 28-7. With the running back Kelvin Bryant scoring three touchdowns, the Stars won all the small struggles that make up a football game and ended the Generals' season without argument. The result wiped clean the two losses, their only two, to the Generals in the regular season and moved the Stars (17-2) to the East... -
Week 8 - 1985: Portland Breakers vs New Jersey Generals
Week 8 - Sunday, April 14, 1985 Attendance: 38,245, TV: ABC [Note: If you want to skip all the pregame analysis, forward the video to the 5:30 minute mark where the kickoff begins] It appears the New Jersey Generals are on the march. Sunday, against the Portland Breakers, it looked like Sherman's march to the sea. The Generals scored on every possession through three quaters en route to a 34-7 humiliation of the Breakers, and with a soft schedule the next three weeks, they could well be on a serious roll. "Statistically, this might have been our best game," Generals coach Walt Michaels said. "As I said to the team, when you get a good pass rush, good rushing from your backs, and good plays from your offensive line, things are going to open up." -
USFL Report 1984 - Interview with Donald Trump & Marvin Warner
Keith Jackson interviews New Jersey Generals owner Donald Trump and Birmingham Stallions owner Marvin L Warner in 1984 during halftime between the two clubs. Trump is welcomed to the USFL community by Keith Jackson and compliments him on his intense interest in merchandising. They discuss how the media portrays him, the quality of the league as far as players and keeping the USFL strong. Keith then turns his attention to Stallions owner Marvin Warner asking him about the changes in the officiating, having RB Joe Cribbs as part of his team as well as being optimistic about the new season despite the media not showing support for the league. One thing about this interview I noticed was the whole time Marvin had his arms folded and kept looking to his left. -
Week 8 - 1983: New Jersey Generals vs Chicago Blitz
1983 Week 8 - Monday, April 25, 1983 Attendance: 32,182, TV: ESPN Frank Corral kicked a 27-yard field goal with 2:47 remaining in overtime to give the Chicago Blitz a 17-14 win over the New Jersey Generals in United States Football League action. The victory before 32,182 fans raised Chicago's record to 5-3 and dropped New Jersey to 2-6. New Jersey's Herschel Walker gained 138 yards in 36 carries to take the league lead in rushing with 851 yards. He needed 111 yards to overtake Philadelphia's Kelvin Bryant, who had 110 yards against Boston the same week. Corral had missed a 35-yard field goal, attempt earlier in the overtime. New Jersey lost a chance at victory with 17 seconds to go in regulation time when Dave Jacobs' 45-yard field goal attempt veered wide right. The Generals took a... -
Week 11 - 1983: New Jersey Generals vs Michigan Panthers
1983 Week 11 - Monday, May 16, 1983 Attendance: 32,862, TV: ESPN New Jersey's Herschel Walker and a five-game winning streak by the Michigan Panthers brought out the crowds at the Pontiac Silverdome. They got what they wanted — a good show by Walker ... and a better show by their own Ken Lacy. While Walker ran for 87 yards — and caught passes for 105 more — it was Lacy who generally won the hearts of the 32,862 Panther fans, chalking up 156 yards and a touchdown as Michigan came back from a 17-3 halftime deficit with an explosive third quarter. John Williams also made the crowd sit up and take notice with a fine second-half performance, scoring two of the three TDs in the Panthers' rally to help them extend their current winning streak to six. Walker, meanwhile, moved back into the U... -
Week 17 - 1985: New Jersey Generals vs Oakland Invaders
Week 17 - Saturday, June 15, 1985 Attendance: 24,338, TV: ESPN [Note: ESPN provided video feed updates on the Jacksonville vs Memphis match up which you will see throughout this game] Albert Bentley bulled over for two 1-yard touchdown runs Saturday night and the Oakland Invaders overcame a more than 200-yard rushing performance by Herschel Walker to clinch the Western Conference title with a 34-29 victory over the New Jersey Generals. The Invaders improved to 12-4-1 and combined with Denver's loss Friday with Portland clinched their second Western title in three years. New Jersey, which has already clinched a playoff spot, fell to 11-6. It was the 11th straight week that Walker bettered 100 yards. Source: http://www.oursportscentral.com/usfl/index.php
Week 7 - 1985: Houston Gamblers vs New Jersey Generals
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- Duration: 147:51
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Week 7 - Sunday, April 7, 1985
Attendance: 34,573,
TV: ABC
[Note: Games starts at the 5:55 minute mark if you want to skip all the pre-game stuff.]
Herschel ...
Week 7 - Sunday, April 7, 1985
Attendance: 34,573,
TV: ABC
[Note: Games starts at the 5:55 minute mark if you want to skip all the pre-game stuff.]
Herschel Walker rushed for a United States Football League record 233 yards and scored two touchdowns, including one on a league best 88-yard scamper, as the New Jersey Generals defeated the Houston Gamblers 31-25.
Walker, who has become the Generals other Heisman Trophy winner since the arrival this season of quarterback Doug Flutle, carried the ball 34 times, and his yardage broke the old standard of 208 set in a game against Washington by Todd Fowler of Houston in 1984.
The long touchdown run by Walker broke the old record of 83 yards he set May 20, 1983 against Washington. New Jersey finished the game with a total of 343 yards rushing, another league record, breaking a mark set by Oakland.
The victory raised the Generals record to 4-3, while Houston dropped its second straight and fell to 5-2 despite two touchdown passes and a 333-yard passing performance by quarterback Jim Kelly.
Despite running only six offensive plays in the first quarter, the Generals led 7-6. Walker's long touchdown run off right tackle came on New Jersey's second play from scrimmage after John Preston intercepted a Kelly pass.
Kelly cut the margin to 7-6 on the Gamblers second possession, hitting Clarence Verdin on a 3-yard slant pass for a touchdown. Tony Fritsch missed the extra point.
New Jersey took control early in the second quarter as Flutie took the Generals on a 75-yard drive in 15 plays with Walker capping the march by scoring from the one on fourth down.
A little more than two minutes later, the Generals expanded their lead to 21-6 when Gregory Johnson blocked a Dale Walters punt and Maurice Clemmons recovered in the end zone.
Fritsch and Roger Ruzek exchanged field goals before the half ended with New Jersey ahead 24-9.
Houston was able to close to within 24-17 early in the third quarter after Fowler scored from the one and reserve quarterback Todd Dillon hit Sam Harrell on a two-point conversion. Kelly was on the bench for most of the 34-yard drive with a dislocated right finger. He returned later in the quarter and eventually tossed a 33-yard TD pass to Verdin in the fourth quarter for the Gamblers final score.
Flutie's 7-yard scoring run midway through the final period had given the Generals a 31-17 edge.
Source: http://www.oursportscentral.com/usfl/index.php
wn.com/Week 7 1985 Houston Gamblers Vs New Jersey Generals
Week 7 - Sunday, April 7, 1985
Attendance: 34,573,
TV: ABC
[Note: Games starts at the 5:55 minute mark if you want to skip all the pre-game stuff.]
Herschel Walker rushed for a United States Football League record 233 yards and scored two touchdowns, including one on a league best 88-yard scamper, as the New Jersey Generals defeated the Houston Gamblers 31-25.
Walker, who has become the Generals other Heisman Trophy winner since the arrival this season of quarterback Doug Flutle, carried the ball 34 times, and his yardage broke the old standard of 208 set in a game against Washington by Todd Fowler of Houston in 1984.
The long touchdown run by Walker broke the old record of 83 yards he set May 20, 1983 against Washington. New Jersey finished the game with a total of 343 yards rushing, another league record, breaking a mark set by Oakland.
The victory raised the Generals record to 4-3, while Houston dropped its second straight and fell to 5-2 despite two touchdown passes and a 333-yard passing performance by quarterback Jim Kelly.
Despite running only six offensive plays in the first quarter, the Generals led 7-6. Walker's long touchdown run off right tackle came on New Jersey's second play from scrimmage after John Preston intercepted a Kelly pass.
Kelly cut the margin to 7-6 on the Gamblers second possession, hitting Clarence Verdin on a 3-yard slant pass for a touchdown. Tony Fritsch missed the extra point.
New Jersey took control early in the second quarter as Flutie took the Generals on a 75-yard drive in 15 plays with Walker capping the march by scoring from the one on fourth down.
A little more than two minutes later, the Generals expanded their lead to 21-6 when Gregory Johnson blocked a Dale Walters punt and Maurice Clemmons recovered in the end zone.
Fritsch and Roger Ruzek exchanged field goals before the half ended with New Jersey ahead 24-9.
Houston was able to close to within 24-17 early in the third quarter after Fowler scored from the one and reserve quarterback Todd Dillon hit Sam Harrell on a two-point conversion. Kelly was on the bench for most of the 34-yard drive with a dislocated right finger. He returned later in the quarter and eventually tossed a 33-yard TD pass to Verdin in the fourth quarter for the Gamblers final score.
Flutie's 7-yard scoring run midway through the final period had given the Generals a 31-17 edge.
Source: http://www.oursportscentral.com/usfl/index.php
- published: 28 Dec 2013
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1983 USFL Washington Federals vs New Jersey Generals
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- Duration: 186:06
- Updated: 19 Nov 2015
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The New Jersey Generals defeat the Washington Federals 23-22 in a 1983 USFL game.
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The New Jersey Generals defeat the Washington Federals 23-22 in a 1983 USFL game.
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Week 1 - 1984: New Jersey Generals vs Birmingham Stallions
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- Duration: 145:48
- Updated: 22 Mar 2014
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1984 Week 1 - Sunday, February 26, 1984
Attendance: 62,300
TV: ABC
[Note: If you want to skip all the pregame analysis forward the video to the 6:30 minute mar...
1984 Week 1 - Sunday, February 26, 1984
Attendance: 62,300
TV: ABC
[Note: If you want to skip all the pregame analysis forward the video to the 6:30 minute mark where the game begins]
For Donald Trump, the free-spending, free-talking owner of the New Jersey Generals, the first day of the United States Football League's second season was a harbinger of great things to come. Ballyhooed newcomers like Mike Rozier, Joe Cribbs and Cliff Stoudt can only hope so.
"It's big this week and it will keep on going up," an ebullient Trump said Sunday as he surveyed the league-record crowd of 62,300 that turned out at Birmingham's Legion Field to watch Brian Sipe lead the Generals to a 17-6 win over the Birmingham Stallions.
"It will get bigger next week and it will be the biggest yet two weeks from now," said Trump.
Birmingham's Cribbs and Stoudt, two heralded jumpers from the National Football League, were pretty well shut down by a New Jersey defense with eight new starters, most of them lured from the National Football League. Stoudt was lifted in the third quarter after completing 6 of 13 passes for only 51 yards; Cribbs gained 52 yards in 16 carries.
Sipe, who left the Cleveland Browns to sign with New Jersey, completed 12 of 24 passes for 175 yards and fullback Maurice Carthon ran for two 1-yard touchdowns.
Herschel Walker, who said he was "running real cautiously" because of a sore shoulder, gained 43 yards for the Generals.
Source: http://www.oursportscentral.com/usfl/index.php
wn.com/Week 1 1984 New Jersey Generals Vs Birmingham Stallions
1984 Week 1 - Sunday, February 26, 1984
Attendance: 62,300
TV: ABC
[Note: If you want to skip all the pregame analysis forward the video to the 6:30 minute mark where the game begins]
For Donald Trump, the free-spending, free-talking owner of the New Jersey Generals, the first day of the United States Football League's second season was a harbinger of great things to come. Ballyhooed newcomers like Mike Rozier, Joe Cribbs and Cliff Stoudt can only hope so.
"It's big this week and it will keep on going up," an ebullient Trump said Sunday as he surveyed the league-record crowd of 62,300 that turned out at Birmingham's Legion Field to watch Brian Sipe lead the Generals to a 17-6 win over the Birmingham Stallions.
"It will get bigger next week and it will be the biggest yet two weeks from now," said Trump.
Birmingham's Cribbs and Stoudt, two heralded jumpers from the National Football League, were pretty well shut down by a New Jersey defense with eight new starters, most of them lured from the National Football League. Stoudt was lifted in the third quarter after completing 6 of 13 passes for only 51 yards; Cribbs gained 52 yards in 16 carries.
Sipe, who left the Cleveland Browns to sign with New Jersey, completed 12 of 24 passes for 175 yards and fullback Maurice Carthon ran for two 1-yard touchdowns.
Herschel Walker, who said he was "running real cautiously" because of a sore shoulder, gained 43 yards for the Generals.
Source: http://www.oursportscentral.com/usfl/index.php
- published: 22 Mar 2014
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Herschel Walker USFL Highlights |HD
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- Duration: 4:26
- Updated: 10 Jun 2013
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Highlights from Herschel Walker with the New Jersey Generals in 1983-85
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1984 - USFL Divisional Playoffs: New Jersey Generals vs Philadelphia Stars
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- Duration: 139:55
- Updated: 25 Dec 2014
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1984 Quarterfinals - Saturday, June 30, 1984
Attendance: 19,038,
TV: ABC
[Note: If you want to skip all the pregame analysis forward the video to the 6:15 minu...
1984 Quarterfinals - Saturday, June 30, 1984
Attendance: 19,038,
TV: ABC
[Note: If you want to skip all the pregame analysis forward the video to the 6:15 minute mark where the game starts. Also the game audio is mute for a few minutes at the start due to issues the local affiliate had with broadcasting the game. The audio comes back at the 8:43 minute mark.]
The Philadelphia Stars caught up with the New Jersey Generals at the right time, in a playoff game, and thrashed them, 28-7.
With the running back Kelvin Bryant scoring three touchdowns, the Stars won all the small struggles that make up a football game and ended the Generals' season without argument.
The result wiped clean the two losses, their only two, to the Generals in the regular season and moved the Stars (17-2) to the Eastern Conference title game in the United States Football League playoffs.
On a humid afternoon following rain, the attendance was only 19,038 at the home stadium of the University of Pennsylvania, which has a 60,546-seat capacity.
The Stars' ultimate goal is a second consecutive appearance in the U.S.F.L. championship game, which they lost to the Panthers last year.
Herschel Walker of the Generals added, ''When you play a team as good as Philadelphia, you have to put points on the board when you get in their end.''
And that the Generals, whose season ended at 14-5, did not do. They moved the ball well against the league's top-rated defensive unit but did not get the big play, or even the medium-sized one, that must come from the quarterback position in playoff contests.
Sipe had his troubles. His late pass, late by a split-second, to his tight end, Jeff Spek, was intercepted by Scott Woerner at the Stars' 15-yard line, ending the Generals' first thrust.
Philadelphia jumped out to a 28-0 lead and never looked back...the game was played at Franklin Field because the Phillies were scheduled in Veterans Stadium...both teams dressed at the Vet because the locker rooms were too small at Franklin...the teams then walked a block to Franklin Field.
Sources: http://www.nytimes.com/1984/07/01/sports/generals-eliminated-by-stars-28-7.html
http://www.oursportscentral.com/usfl/usflgame.php?game_id=298
wn.com/1984 Usfl Divisional Playoffs New Jersey Generals Vs Philadelphia Stars
1984 Quarterfinals - Saturday, June 30, 1984
Attendance: 19,038,
TV: ABC
[Note: If you want to skip all the pregame analysis forward the video to the 6:15 minute mark where the game starts. Also the game audio is mute for a few minutes at the start due to issues the local affiliate had with broadcasting the game. The audio comes back at the 8:43 minute mark.]
The Philadelphia Stars caught up with the New Jersey Generals at the right time, in a playoff game, and thrashed them, 28-7.
With the running back Kelvin Bryant scoring three touchdowns, the Stars won all the small struggles that make up a football game and ended the Generals' season without argument.
The result wiped clean the two losses, their only two, to the Generals in the regular season and moved the Stars (17-2) to the Eastern Conference title game in the United States Football League playoffs.
On a humid afternoon following rain, the attendance was only 19,038 at the home stadium of the University of Pennsylvania, which has a 60,546-seat capacity.
The Stars' ultimate goal is a second consecutive appearance in the U.S.F.L. championship game, which they lost to the Panthers last year.
Herschel Walker of the Generals added, ''When you play a team as good as Philadelphia, you have to put points on the board when you get in their end.''
And that the Generals, whose season ended at 14-5, did not do. They moved the ball well against the league's top-rated defensive unit but did not get the big play, or even the medium-sized one, that must come from the quarterback position in playoff contests.
Sipe had his troubles. His late pass, late by a split-second, to his tight end, Jeff Spek, was intercepted by Scott Woerner at the Stars' 15-yard line, ending the Generals' first thrust.
Philadelphia jumped out to a 28-0 lead and never looked back...the game was played at Franklin Field because the Phillies were scheduled in Veterans Stadium...both teams dressed at the Vet because the locker rooms were too small at Franklin...the teams then walked a block to Franklin Field.
Sources: http://www.nytimes.com/1984/07/01/sports/generals-eliminated-by-stars-28-7.html
http://www.oursportscentral.com/usfl/usflgame.php?game_id=298
- published: 25 Dec 2014
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Week 8 - 1985: Portland Breakers vs New Jersey Generals
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- Duration: 135:22
- Updated: 12 Apr 2015
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Week 8 - Sunday, April 14, 1985
Attendance: 38,245,
TV: ABC
[Note: If you want to skip all the pregame analysis, forward the video to the 5:30 minute mark whe...
Week 8 - Sunday, April 14, 1985
Attendance: 38,245,
TV: ABC
[Note: If you want to skip all the pregame analysis, forward the video to the 5:30 minute mark where the kickoff begins]
It appears the New Jersey Generals are on the march. Sunday, against the Portland Breakers, it looked like Sherman's march to the sea.
The Generals scored on every possession through three quaters en route to a 34-7 humiliation of the Breakers, and with a soft schedule the next three weeks, they could well be on a serious roll.
"Statistically, this might have been our best game," Generals coach Walt Michaels said. "As I said to the team, when you get a good pass rush, good rushing from your backs, and good plays from your offensive line, things are going to open up."
wn.com/Week 8 1985 Portland Breakers Vs New Jersey Generals
Week 8 - Sunday, April 14, 1985
Attendance: 38,245,
TV: ABC
[Note: If you want to skip all the pregame analysis, forward the video to the 5:30 minute mark where the kickoff begins]
It appears the New Jersey Generals are on the march. Sunday, against the Portland Breakers, it looked like Sherman's march to the sea.
The Generals scored on every possession through three quaters en route to a 34-7 humiliation of the Breakers, and with a soft schedule the next three weeks, they could well be on a serious roll.
"Statistically, this might have been our best game," Generals coach Walt Michaels said. "As I said to the team, when you get a good pass rush, good rushing from your backs, and good plays from your offensive line, things are going to open up."
- published: 12 Apr 2015
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USFL Report 1984 - Interview with Donald Trump & Marvin Warner
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- Duration: 3:42
- Updated: 19 Mar 2014
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Keith Jackson interviews New Jersey Generals owner Donald Trump and Birmingham Stallions owner Marvin L Warner in 1984 during halftime between the two clubs.
T...
Keith Jackson interviews New Jersey Generals owner Donald Trump and Birmingham Stallions owner Marvin L Warner in 1984 during halftime between the two clubs.
Trump is welcomed to the USFL community by Keith Jackson and compliments him on his intense interest in merchandising. They discuss how the media portrays him, the quality of the league as far as players and keeping the USFL strong.
Keith then turns his attention to Stallions owner Marvin Warner asking him about the changes in the officiating, having RB Joe Cribbs as part of his team as well as being optimistic about the new season despite the media not showing support for the league.
One thing about this interview I noticed was the whole time Marvin had his arms folded and kept looking to his left.
wn.com/Usfl Report 1984 Interview With Donald Trump Marvin Warner
Keith Jackson interviews New Jersey Generals owner Donald Trump and Birmingham Stallions owner Marvin L Warner in 1984 during halftime between the two clubs.
Trump is welcomed to the USFL community by Keith Jackson and compliments him on his intense interest in merchandising. They discuss how the media portrays him, the quality of the league as far as players and keeping the USFL strong.
Keith then turns his attention to Stallions owner Marvin Warner asking him about the changes in the officiating, having RB Joe Cribbs as part of his team as well as being optimistic about the new season despite the media not showing support for the league.
One thing about this interview I noticed was the whole time Marvin had his arms folded and kept looking to his left.
- published: 19 Mar 2014
- views: 8777
Week 8 - 1983: New Jersey Generals vs Chicago Blitz
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- Duration: 85:07
- Updated: 28 Jan 2014
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1983 Week 8 - Monday, April 25, 1983
Attendance: 32,182,
TV: ESPN
Frank Corral kicked a 27-yard field goal with 2:47 remaining in overtime to give the Chicago...
1983 Week 8 - Monday, April 25, 1983
Attendance: 32,182,
TV: ESPN
Frank Corral kicked a 27-yard field goal with 2:47 remaining in overtime to give the Chicago Blitz a 17-14 win over the New Jersey Generals in United States Football League action.
The victory before 32,182 fans raised Chicago's record to 5-3 and dropped New Jersey to 2-6.
New Jersey's Herschel Walker gained 138 yards in 36 carries to take the league lead in rushing with 851 yards. He needed 111 yards to overtake Philadelphia's Kelvin Bryant, who had 110 yards against Boston the same week.
Corral had missed a 35-yard field goal, attempt earlier in the overtime. New Jersey lost a chance at victory with 17 seconds to go in regulation time when Dave Jacobs' 45-yard field goal attempt veered wide right.
The Generals took a 14-7 fourth quarter lead when linebacker John Joyce rambled 13 yards after free safety Keith Moody blocked a Corral punt. A pass from Dave Boisture to Victor Hicks gave the Geaerals a two-point conversion.
Chicago tied it four minutes later on a one-yard plunge by Kevin Long. The eight-play, 74-yard drive featured a 32-yard pass from Greg Landry to Trumaine Johnson, the leading receiver in the USFL.
New Jersey opened the scoring on the first play of the second quarter when Walker sprinted untouched around the right side from three yards out. The Blitz then marched to the New Jersey 19, but Corral missed wide left on a 34-yard field goal attempt.
Chicago took a 7-6 lead on its next possession when Landry fired a 12-yard scoring strike to Lenny Willis at the 3:57 mark of the second period.
Source: http://www.oursportscentral.com/usfl/index.php
wn.com/Week 8 1983 New Jersey Generals Vs Chicago Blitz
1983 Week 8 - Monday, April 25, 1983
Attendance: 32,182,
TV: ESPN
Frank Corral kicked a 27-yard field goal with 2:47 remaining in overtime to give the Chicago Blitz a 17-14 win over the New Jersey Generals in United States Football League action.
The victory before 32,182 fans raised Chicago's record to 5-3 and dropped New Jersey to 2-6.
New Jersey's Herschel Walker gained 138 yards in 36 carries to take the league lead in rushing with 851 yards. He needed 111 yards to overtake Philadelphia's Kelvin Bryant, who had 110 yards against Boston the same week.
Corral had missed a 35-yard field goal, attempt earlier in the overtime. New Jersey lost a chance at victory with 17 seconds to go in regulation time when Dave Jacobs' 45-yard field goal attempt veered wide right.
The Generals took a 14-7 fourth quarter lead when linebacker John Joyce rambled 13 yards after free safety Keith Moody blocked a Corral punt. A pass from Dave Boisture to Victor Hicks gave the Geaerals a two-point conversion.
Chicago tied it four minutes later on a one-yard plunge by Kevin Long. The eight-play, 74-yard drive featured a 32-yard pass from Greg Landry to Trumaine Johnson, the leading receiver in the USFL.
New Jersey opened the scoring on the first play of the second quarter when Walker sprinted untouched around the right side from three yards out. The Blitz then marched to the New Jersey 19, but Corral missed wide left on a 34-yard field goal attempt.
Chicago took a 7-6 lead on its next possession when Landry fired a 12-yard scoring strike to Lenny Willis at the 3:57 mark of the second period.
Source: http://www.oursportscentral.com/usfl/index.php
- published: 28 Jan 2014
- views: 843
Week 11 - 1983: New Jersey Generals vs Michigan Panthers
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 82:46
- Updated: 30 Mar 2014
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1983 Week 11 - Monday, May 16, 1983
Attendance: 32,862,
TV: ESPN
New Jersey's Herschel Walker and a five-game winning streak by the Michigan Panthers brought ...
1983 Week 11 - Monday, May 16, 1983
Attendance: 32,862,
TV: ESPN
New Jersey's Herschel Walker and a five-game winning streak by the Michigan Panthers brought out the crowds at the Pontiac Silverdome. They got what they wanted — a good show by Walker ... and a better show by their own Ken Lacy.
While Walker ran for 87 yards — and caught passes for 105 more — it was Lacy who generally won the hearts of the 32,862 Panther fans, chalking up 156 yards and a touchdown as Michigan came back from a 17-3 halftime deficit with an explosive third quarter.
John Williams also made the crowd sit up and take notice with a fine second-half performance, scoring two of the three TDs in the Panthers' rally to help them extend their current winning streak to six.
Walker, meanwhile, moved back into the USFL rushing lead with 1,138 yards, 17 ahead of Philadelphia's Kelvin Bryant. Walker also caught three passes for 105 yards.
New Jersey Generals
Years of existence: 1983-1985
Owner: J. Walter Duncan, Chuck Fairbanks (1983), Donald Trump (1984-)
Stadium: Giants Stadium (76,891)
Colors: Scarlet, white, royal blue and metallic gold
Overall Regular Season Record: 31-23 (.574)
Overall Playoff Record: 0-2
Yearly Standings and Average Home Attendances:
1983: 6-12 (35,004)
1984: 14-4 (37,716)
1985: 11-7 (41,268)
The league's cornerstone franchise, the New Jersey Generals did little to deflect any attention given to them. They began with the February 23 signing of underclassman RB Herschel Walker, the Heisman Trophy winner in 1982, to a whopping contract. Inking a college player with remaining eligibility was then a no-no and caused the league scouting problems when several universities closed their doors to USFL scouts. The Generals argued, correctly by the way, that had Walker pursued the matter in court, he would have won anyway. Whatever the case, the USFL had signed its first huge name.
As would become his trademark with New Jersey, Walker started slowly but bounced back to lead the league with 1,812 yards rushing and 17 touchdowns. He also led the team with 53 catches for 489 yards. Other than Walker, coach Chuck Fairbanks' Generals were terrible. Their defense gave up more points (437) than any other team besides Washington and Arizona (442 each), and their quarterbacks tossed 29 interceptions to just 12 touchdown passes.
Their Finest Hour: From the beginning, the Generals were inextricably linked with one player- Herschel Walker. It's been said that Walker bore the weight of the league on his shoulders, the star player for the USFL's most important franchise. For much of his career with the Generals, Walker struggled to get the respect he deserved. That finally ended 16 games into the 1985 season against the Jacksonville Bulls. The Generals had lost Doug Flutie with a shoulder injury the prior week and desperately needed a win to keep pace with the Birmingham Stallions. But once again the focus was on Walker, who had run for more than 100 yards the past nine games and whose 1,961 yards were just 144 short of Eric Dickerson's pro record for yards in a season. The Generals led, 14-10, at halftime on TD runs by Walker and Maurice Carthon. Needing 51 yards to break Dickerson's mark, Walker took a handoff, cut to the middle, shed two tacklers, and raced 55 yards for the touchdown in a game New Jersey would win, 31-24. Walker accomplished the feat in 16 games, the same as Dickerson, and would go on to run for 2,411 yards and 21 TDs on the season.
Michigan Panthers
Years of existence: 1983-1984
Owner: A. Alfred Taubman
Stadium: Silverdome (80,638)
Colors: Royal plum, champagne silver, light blue and white
Overall Regular Season Record: 22-14
Overall Playoff Record: 2-1
Yearly Standings and Average Home Attendances:
1983: 12-6 (22,250)
1984: 10-8 (32,457)
The Michigan Panthers perhaps best exemplified what the USFL could have been. The Panthers, coached by Jim Stanley, were a young, exciting team that provided its fans with plenty of good football. A 1-4 start in 1983 bore little resemblance to the way Michigan played the rest of the season. After the slow beginning, the Panthers won six straight to get back into contention for a playoff spot. Their 12-6 record and two victories over the Chicago Blitz gave them the Central Division crown and the right to host a first round playoff game. In front of 60,237 fans at the Silverdome, the Panthers cruised to a 37-21 win over the Oakland Invaders. Twice the Panthers went for it on fourth down when in field goal range and twice they scored touchdowns. Michigan then knocked off the Philadelphia Stars at Denver's Mile High Stadium for the first league crown.
Sources: http://www.oursportscentral.com/usfl/index.php
wn.com/Week 11 1983 New Jersey Generals Vs Michigan Panthers
1983 Week 11 - Monday, May 16, 1983
Attendance: 32,862,
TV: ESPN
New Jersey's Herschel Walker and a five-game winning streak by the Michigan Panthers brought out the crowds at the Pontiac Silverdome. They got what they wanted — a good show by Walker ... and a better show by their own Ken Lacy.
While Walker ran for 87 yards — and caught passes for 105 more — it was Lacy who generally won the hearts of the 32,862 Panther fans, chalking up 156 yards and a touchdown as Michigan came back from a 17-3 halftime deficit with an explosive third quarter.
John Williams also made the crowd sit up and take notice with a fine second-half performance, scoring two of the three TDs in the Panthers' rally to help them extend their current winning streak to six.
Walker, meanwhile, moved back into the USFL rushing lead with 1,138 yards, 17 ahead of Philadelphia's Kelvin Bryant. Walker also caught three passes for 105 yards.
New Jersey Generals
Years of existence: 1983-1985
Owner: J. Walter Duncan, Chuck Fairbanks (1983), Donald Trump (1984-)
Stadium: Giants Stadium (76,891)
Colors: Scarlet, white, royal blue and metallic gold
Overall Regular Season Record: 31-23 (.574)
Overall Playoff Record: 0-2
Yearly Standings and Average Home Attendances:
1983: 6-12 (35,004)
1984: 14-4 (37,716)
1985: 11-7 (41,268)
The league's cornerstone franchise, the New Jersey Generals did little to deflect any attention given to them. They began with the February 23 signing of underclassman RB Herschel Walker, the Heisman Trophy winner in 1982, to a whopping contract. Inking a college player with remaining eligibility was then a no-no and caused the league scouting problems when several universities closed their doors to USFL scouts. The Generals argued, correctly by the way, that had Walker pursued the matter in court, he would have won anyway. Whatever the case, the USFL had signed its first huge name.
As would become his trademark with New Jersey, Walker started slowly but bounced back to lead the league with 1,812 yards rushing and 17 touchdowns. He also led the team with 53 catches for 489 yards. Other than Walker, coach Chuck Fairbanks' Generals were terrible. Their defense gave up more points (437) than any other team besides Washington and Arizona (442 each), and their quarterbacks tossed 29 interceptions to just 12 touchdown passes.
Their Finest Hour: From the beginning, the Generals were inextricably linked with one player- Herschel Walker. It's been said that Walker bore the weight of the league on his shoulders, the star player for the USFL's most important franchise. For much of his career with the Generals, Walker struggled to get the respect he deserved. That finally ended 16 games into the 1985 season against the Jacksonville Bulls. The Generals had lost Doug Flutie with a shoulder injury the prior week and desperately needed a win to keep pace with the Birmingham Stallions. But once again the focus was on Walker, who had run for more than 100 yards the past nine games and whose 1,961 yards were just 144 short of Eric Dickerson's pro record for yards in a season. The Generals led, 14-10, at halftime on TD runs by Walker and Maurice Carthon. Needing 51 yards to break Dickerson's mark, Walker took a handoff, cut to the middle, shed two tacklers, and raced 55 yards for the touchdown in a game New Jersey would win, 31-24. Walker accomplished the feat in 16 games, the same as Dickerson, and would go on to run for 2,411 yards and 21 TDs on the season.
Michigan Panthers
Years of existence: 1983-1984
Owner: A. Alfred Taubman
Stadium: Silverdome (80,638)
Colors: Royal plum, champagne silver, light blue and white
Overall Regular Season Record: 22-14
Overall Playoff Record: 2-1
Yearly Standings and Average Home Attendances:
1983: 12-6 (22,250)
1984: 10-8 (32,457)
The Michigan Panthers perhaps best exemplified what the USFL could have been. The Panthers, coached by Jim Stanley, were a young, exciting team that provided its fans with plenty of good football. A 1-4 start in 1983 bore little resemblance to the way Michigan played the rest of the season. After the slow beginning, the Panthers won six straight to get back into contention for a playoff spot. Their 12-6 record and two victories over the Chicago Blitz gave them the Central Division crown and the right to host a first round playoff game. In front of 60,237 fans at the Silverdome, the Panthers cruised to a 37-21 win over the Oakland Invaders. Twice the Panthers went for it on fourth down when in field goal range and twice they scored touchdowns. Michigan then knocked off the Philadelphia Stars at Denver's Mile High Stadium for the first league crown.
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Week 17 - 1985: New Jersey Generals vs Oakland Invaders
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Week 17 - Saturday, June 15, 1985
Attendance: 24,338,
TV: ESPN
[Note: ESPN provided video feed updates on the Jacksonville vs Memphis match up which you will ...
Week 17 - Saturday, June 15, 1985
Attendance: 24,338,
TV: ESPN
[Note: ESPN provided video feed updates on the Jacksonville vs Memphis match up which you will see throughout this game]
Albert Bentley bulled over for two 1-yard touchdown runs Saturday night and the Oakland Invaders overcame a more than 200-yard rushing performance by Herschel Walker to clinch the Western Conference title with a 34-29 victory over the New Jersey Generals.
The Invaders improved to 12-4-1 and combined with Denver's loss Friday with Portland clinched their second Western title in three years. New Jersey, which has already clinched a playoff spot, fell to 11-6.
It was the 11th straight week that Walker bettered 100 yards.
Source: http://www.oursportscentral.com/usfl/index.php
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Week 17 - Saturday, June 15, 1985
Attendance: 24,338,
TV: ESPN
[Note: ESPN provided video feed updates on the Jacksonville vs Memphis match up which you will see throughout this game]
Albert Bentley bulled over for two 1-yard touchdown runs Saturday night and the Oakland Invaders overcame a more than 200-yard rushing performance by Herschel Walker to clinch the Western Conference title with a 34-29 victory over the New Jersey Generals.
The Invaders improved to 12-4-1 and combined with Denver's loss Friday with Portland clinched their second Western title in three years. New Jersey, which has already clinched a playoff spot, fell to 11-6.
It was the 11th straight week that Walker bettered 100 yards.
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Top 10 Tourist Attractions in New Jersey
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This video learn about top 10 tourist attractions in New Jersey. Many places that you must visit in New Jersey. Atlantic City, Ocean City, Delaware Water Gap ar...
This video learn about top 10 tourist attractions in New Jersey. Many places that you must visit in New Jersey. Atlantic City, Ocean City, Delaware Water Gap are main attractions in New Jersey.
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USS New Jersey by Peter Miller www.flickr.com/photos/pmillera4/5766194823
Liberty Science Center by Eden, Janine and Jim www.flickr.com/photos/edenpictures/6118058173
Liberty State Park by Shinya Suzuki www.flickr.com/photos/shinyasuzuki/5995883290
Six Flags Great Adventure and Wild Safari by Saberwyn en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Looping_Starship.jpg
Casino Pier and Breakwater Beach Water Park by Vlasta Juricek www.flickr.com/photos/vlastula/3204380035
Cape May by Smallbones en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Cape_May_Beach_Ave_from_the_sea_3.JPG
Delaware Water Gap by Jim Lukach www.flickr.com/photos/65047661@N00/14444284374
Ocean City by Rhys A. www.flickr.com/photos/51867225@N08/5769634137
Atlantic City by Grant Guarino www.flickr.com/photos/grantguarino/8330408849
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New York City Vacation Travel Guide | Expedia
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New York City is an international metropolis built on the shoulders of immigrants and their descendants.
New York City is home to eight million people, and the city receives more than 50 million visitors per year. Your New York City tour should include sampling the food of hundreds of different cultures, and you can explore the easily on foot, by taxi, or via the famous subway system.
No New York sightseeing is complete without a visit to Times Square, which you’ve no doubt seen in many movies. Take in its billboards, its many people, and its food, then cross over to Central Park, which comprises 850 acres of lakes and meadows, and is the setting for many a romantic comedy. You also have your pick of art and history museums, as well as the Reflecting Absence Memorial and Museum, where you can pay your respects to the victims of 9/11.
Most of all, enjoy yourself, and get ready to take a bite out of the Big Apple. Visit our New York City travel guide page for more information or to plan your next vacation!
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No New York sightseeing is complete without a visit to Times Square, which you’ve no doubt seen in many movies. Take in its billboards, its many people, and its food, then cross over to Central Park, which comprises 850 acres of lakes and meadows, and is the setting for many a romantic comedy. You also have your pick of art and history museums, as well as the Reflecting Absence Memorial and Museum, where you can pay your respects to the victims of 9/11.
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Atlantic City, New Jersey travel destination video
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2009 New Jersey Vacation - New York Trip
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When in New Jersey, we always visit New York. This time the boys watched the Broadway play Shrek while Emma and Rae watched the Broadway play Little Mermaid. Af...
When in New Jersey, we always visit New York. This time the boys watched the Broadway play Shrek while Emma and Rae watched the Broadway play Little Mermaid. After that we went to the M&M; store, stolled around Time Square, and ate at McD's while Rae did some sidewalk vendor shopping. We had a great time! NY was particularly very busy at this time with plenty of tourists like us because it was just the 4th of July holiday yesterday. As you can see parang piyesta kahit saan ka pumunta.
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When in New Jersey, we always visit New York. This time the boys watched the Broadway play Shrek while Emma and Rae watched the Broadway play Little Mermaid. After that we went to the M&M; store, stolled around Time Square, and ate at McD's while Rae did some sidewalk vendor shopping. We had a great time! NY was particularly very busy at this time with plenty of tourists like us because it was just the 4th of July holiday yesterday. As you can see parang piyesta kahit saan ka pumunta.
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Jersey City, New Jersey Wikipedia travel guide video. Created by http://stupeflix.com
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The immediate aftermath of the September 11, 2001 attacks as seen from
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ferry to Jersey City in the wake of the attacks. Public School class in
Jersey City in 1920. Van Vorst Park Central Fountain. Harborside
Financial Center from the Hudson River. A view of the Jersey City
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The immediate aftermath of the September 11, 2001 attacks as seen from
across the Hudson River in Jersey City. Many people were evacuated by
ferry to Jersey City in the wake of the attacks. Public School class in
Jersey City in 1920. Van Vorst Park Central Fountain. Harborside
Financial Center from the Hudson River. A view of the Jersey City
Skyline, the buildings toward the left are part of the Harborside
Complex,NOTE: NJ'S Tallest Building in the center, 30 Hudson Street.
Image of Jersey City taken by NASA. (The red line demarcates the
municipal boundaries of Jersey City.). Colgate Clock in the Paulus Hook
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CAMDEN ADVENTURE AQUARIUM EXPERIENCE - NJ New Jersey Travel Tour Guide Zoo Shark Sharks
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A day at the Adventure Aquarium in Camden NJ during their Shark Week (August 2014). A lot of cool stuff there to do and see, including a Touch A Shark area, pe...
A day at the Adventure Aquarium in Camden NJ during their Shark Week (August 2014). A lot of cool stuff there to do and see, including a Touch A Shark area, penguin feeding and an amazing glass shark tunnel where sharks swim all around and over you. Thanks for watching.
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A day at the Adventure Aquarium in Camden NJ during their Shark Week (August 2014). A lot of cool stuff there to do and see, including a Touch A Shark area, penguin feeding and an amazing glass shark tunnel where sharks swim all around and over you. Thanks for watching.
beach ocean New Jersey NJ shore front view views scene surf surfing sand water wave waves travel tourism tour vacation destination Asbury Park Bradley Avon Ocean Grove Long Branch Pier Village Belmar Deal Township Neptune Monmouth life living style culture world United States America American Allenhurst restore the real estate Seven Presidents Oceanfront town august sunday 2014 guide city town lifestyle shoreline line Point Pleasant Seaside Heights Spring Lake Lake Como Manasquan Highlands Atlantic Sandy Hook national park adventure aquarium aquariums camden ride rides fun amusement discovery science nature national animal animals week shark sharks fish wild wildlife underwater sand nurse bull adventure tank philadelphia cool fun marine biology zoo channel nature great white hammerhead tiger nurse bull penguin penguins feed feeding pet petting stingray stingrays hippopotamus turtle turtles
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NJ SHORE BOARDWALKS - WALKING TOURS - New Jersey Beach Travel Tour Guide
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A compilations of different boardwalk walking tours along the New Jersey shore, including Seaside Heights, Point Pleasant, Atlantic City, Spring Lake, Asbury Pa...
A compilations of different boardwalk walking tours along the New Jersey shore, including Seaside Heights, Point Pleasant, Atlantic City, Spring Lake, Asbury Park and Pier Village in Long Branch. All of them are from this summer of 2014. Thanks for watching.
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A compilations of different boardwalk walking tours along the New Jersey shore, including Seaside Heights, Point Pleasant, Atlantic City, Spring Lake, Asbury Park and Pier Village in Long Branch. All of them are from this summer of 2014. Thanks for watching.
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ATLANTIC CITY BEACH AND BOARDWALK SCENE - NJ New Jersey Shore Ocean View Travel Tour Guide
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Atlantic City in summer 2014, with stationary views and walking views of the beach and boardwalk along with a driving tour down Pacific Ave at night. Thanks fo...
Atlantic City in summer 2014, with stationary views and walking views of the beach and boardwalk along with a driving tour down Pacific Ave at night. Thanks for watching.
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Atlantic City in summer 2014, with stationary views and walking views of the beach and boardwalk along with a driving tour down Pacific Ave at night. Thanks for watching.
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New Jersey travel guide
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Hello guys, ummmm well lets cut to the chase... I am going to New Jersey on Friday and heres a travel guide... hope it helped byeeeeeee
FORKS!!!...
Hello guys, ummmm well lets cut to the chase... I am going to New Jersey on Friday and heres a travel guide... hope it helped byeeeeeee
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Hello guys, ummmm well lets cut to the chase... I am going to New Jersey on Friday and heres a travel guide... hope it helped byeeeeeee
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On this day in Breakers history-March 2nd, 1984-Signing of RB Marcus Dupree
3/2/1984—Marcus Dupree is signed by the Breakers. His contract is for $5 million spread out over 5 years. The deal was finalized at Mr. Gatti’s Pizza of Picayune, MS. The New Jersey Generals owned the rights to Dupree (via the USFL’s territorial draft set up) & accepted in compensation a #1 draft choice plus a player (not identified) from the Breakers territorial list. Contract negotiations were briefly halted when the L.A. Express offered the Generals QB Tom Ramsey & a draft choice in return for Dupree’s rights but that offer wasn’t accepted. Dupree cannot play in the upcoming game at Oakland due to the date that he signed his deal. The formal contract was signed shortly after outside the Superdome. -
New Jersey Freeze Squirt B Against Red Bank Generals Goal 1
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Robbie scores second goal in the second period for the New Jersey Freeze against the Red Bank Generals on a break away. -
How did Donald Trump lose to the NFL?
The USFL was once a bustling football league with bright young stars. Then they listened to Donald Trump. The NFL has the longest off-season of any major sport Fans have to wait seven long months for football’s return But this wasn’t always the case… In the mid-1980s there were actually 2 viable pro football leagues The NFL played during the fall and winter And the United States Football League (USFL) took the spring Started in 1983, the USFL had a real chance at success It had a national television contract with ABC and players with legit talent… Heisman Trophy winner Herschel Walker turned down the NFL to join the USFL’s New Jersey Generals Jim Kelly was a USFL MVP And Steve Young Played for LA Things were going well… Then the USFL’s owners made a massive mistake They list... -
Week 18 - 1985: Birmingham Stallions vs New Jersey Generals
Week 18 - Sunday, June 23, 1985 Attendance: 44,098, TV: ABC [Note: If you want to skip all the pregame analysis, forward the video to the 6:08 minute mark where the kickoff begins. There is Doug Flutie interview that starts at the 1:11:00 hour mark followed by first half analysis with Lynn Swann and Keith Jackson. You can forward the video to the 1:16:00 hour mark to watch the start of the second half.] Cliff Stoudt tossed a third-quarter touchdown pass and Ted Walton scored on a 46-yard interception return as the Birmingham Stallions downed New Jersey 14-6 and captured the Eastern Conference title. The Birmingham victory snapped the Generals 13-game winning streak at home and the Stallions defense ended Herschel Walker's string of rushing for at least 100 yards at 11 straight games by... -
1985 Interview with Generals QB Doug Flutie
Keith Jackson interviews Doug Flutie during the halftime of the Birmingham Stallions vs New Jersey Generals game. Doug is asked how his shoulder is coming along and being injured for the first time ever as well as how he will handle himself when he gets back on the field, impressions of his first few weeks as a pro quarterback. He also discusses being a target as a public figure, possibly being traded in the future and his thoughts on Herschel Walker. -
Week 16 - 1985: Jacksonville Bulls vs New Jersey Generals (Walker Breaks Record)
Week 16 - Monday, June 10, 1985 Attendance: 36,465, TV: ESPN Walker surpassed Dickerson's record as he gained 162 yards and scored two touchdowns in leading the New Jersey Generals to a 31-24 victory over the Jacksonville Bulls. Walker's season total now stands at 2,129 yards, topping the professional standard of 2,105, set last season by Dickerson of the National Football League's Los Angeles Rams. Both Walker and Dickerson accomplished the feats in 16 games, although Dickerson had 379 carries in setting his record. Walker broke it on his 384th carry of the season. "The offensive line wanted to do it in 16 games, that was their goal,"-said Walker. "The record is not important to me. What's important is that we've gotten behind ourselves and we are getting ready to win a championship." ...
USFL Donald Trump Interview New Jersey Generals
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On this day in Breakers history-March 2nd, 1984-Signing of RB Marcus Dupree
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- Updated: 01 Mar 2016
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3/2/1984—Marcus Dupree is signed by the Breakers. His contract is for $5 million spread out over 5 years. The deal was finalized at Mr. Gatti’s Pizza of Picay...
3/2/1984—Marcus Dupree is signed by the Breakers. His contract is for $5 million spread out over 5 years. The deal was finalized at Mr. Gatti’s Pizza of Picayune, MS. The New Jersey Generals owned the rights to Dupree (via the USFL’s territorial draft set up) & accepted in compensation a #1 draft choice plus a player (not identified) from the Breakers territorial list. Contract negotiations were briefly halted when the L.A. Express offered the Generals QB Tom Ramsey & a draft choice in return for Dupree’s rights but that offer wasn’t accepted. Dupree cannot play in the upcoming game at Oakland due to the date that he signed his deal. The formal contract was signed shortly after outside the Superdome.
wn.com/On This Day In Breakers History March 2Nd, 1984 Signing Of Rb Marcus Dupree
3/2/1984—Marcus Dupree is signed by the Breakers. His contract is for $5 million spread out over 5 years. The deal was finalized at Mr. Gatti’s Pizza of Picayune, MS. The New Jersey Generals owned the rights to Dupree (via the USFL’s territorial draft set up) & accepted in compensation a #1 draft choice plus a player (not identified) from the Breakers territorial list. Contract negotiations were briefly halted when the L.A. Express offered the Generals QB Tom Ramsey & a draft choice in return for Dupree’s rights but that offer wasn’t accepted. Dupree cannot play in the upcoming game at Oakland due to the date that he signed his deal. The formal contract was signed shortly after outside the Superdome.
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New Jersey Freeze Squirt B Against Red Bank Generals Goal 1
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Teddy scores first goal in the first period for the New Jersey Freeze left side top shelf.
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New Jersey Freeze Squirt B Against Red Bank Generals Goal 2
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Robbie scores second goal in the second period for the New Jersey Freeze against the Red Bank Generals on a break away.
Robbie scores second goal in the second period for the New Jersey Freeze against the Red Bank Generals on a break away.
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Robbie scores second goal in the second period for the New Jersey Freeze against the Red Bank Generals on a break away.
- published: 09 Jan 2016
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How did Donald Trump lose to the NFL?
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The USFL was once a bustling football league with bright young stars. Then they listened to Donald Trump.
The NFL has the longest off-season of any major sport...
The USFL was once a bustling football league with bright young stars. Then they listened to Donald Trump.
The NFL has the longest off-season of any major sport
Fans have to wait seven long months for football’s return
But this wasn’t always the case…
In the mid-1980s there were actually 2 viable pro football leagues
The NFL played during the fall and winter
And the United States Football League (USFL) took the spring
Started in 1983, the USFL had a real chance at success
It had a national television contract with ABC and players with legit talent…
Heisman Trophy winner Herschel Walker turned down the NFL to join the USFL’s New Jersey Generals
Jim Kelly was a USFL MVP
And Steve Young Played for LA
Things were going well…
Then the USFL’s owners made a massive mistake
They listened to Donald Trump
Trump owned the New Jersey Generals
And he urged his fellow owners to move their schedule to the fall to compete head-to-head with the NFL
The move to fall would be the league’s downfall
After the decision, the USFL lost viability in six of its twelve markets
As a last ditch effort the USFL filed an antitrust lawsuit against the NFL
The USFL would win the verdict…
But were only awarded $3 for nominal damages
It was the end of the USFL
And ultimately, the NFL trumped The Donald
wn.com/How Did Donald Trump Lose To The Nfl
The USFL was once a bustling football league with bright young stars. Then they listened to Donald Trump.
The NFL has the longest off-season of any major sport
Fans have to wait seven long months for football’s return
But this wasn’t always the case…
In the mid-1980s there were actually 2 viable pro football leagues
The NFL played during the fall and winter
And the United States Football League (USFL) took the spring
Started in 1983, the USFL had a real chance at success
It had a national television contract with ABC and players with legit talent…
Heisman Trophy winner Herschel Walker turned down the NFL to join the USFL’s New Jersey Generals
Jim Kelly was a USFL MVP
And Steve Young Played for LA
Things were going well…
Then the USFL’s owners made a massive mistake
They listened to Donald Trump
Trump owned the New Jersey Generals
And he urged his fellow owners to move their schedule to the fall to compete head-to-head with the NFL
The move to fall would be the league’s downfall
After the decision, the USFL lost viability in six of its twelve markets
As a last ditch effort the USFL filed an antitrust lawsuit against the NFL
The USFL would win the verdict…
But were only awarded $3 for nominal damages
It was the end of the USFL
And ultimately, the NFL trumped The Donald
- published: 06 Aug 2015
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Week 18 - 1985: Birmingham Stallions vs New Jersey Generals
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- Duration: 137:57
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Week 18 - Sunday, June 23, 1985
Attendance: 44,098,
TV: ABC
[Note: If you want to skip all the pregame analysis, forward the video to the 6:08 minute mark whe...
Week 18 - Sunday, June 23, 1985
Attendance: 44,098,
TV: ABC
[Note: If you want to skip all the pregame analysis, forward the video to the 6:08 minute mark where the kickoff begins. There is Doug Flutie interview that starts at the 1:11:00 hour mark followed by first half analysis with Lynn Swann and Keith Jackson. You can forward the video to the 1:16:00 hour mark to watch the start of the second half.]
Cliff Stoudt tossed a third-quarter touchdown pass and Ted Walton scored on a 46-yard interception return as the Birmingham Stallions downed New Jersey 14-6 and captured the Eastern Conference title.
The Birmingham victory snapped the Generals 13-game winning streak at home and the Stallions defense ended Herschel Walker's string of rushing for at least 100 yards at 11 straight games by limiting the star running back to 73 yards.
New Jersey finished the regular season at 11-7.
Source: http://www.oursportscentral.com/usfl
wn.com/Week 18 1985 Birmingham Stallions Vs New Jersey Generals
Week 18 - Sunday, June 23, 1985
Attendance: 44,098,
TV: ABC
[Note: If you want to skip all the pregame analysis, forward the video to the 6:08 minute mark where the kickoff begins. There is Doug Flutie interview that starts at the 1:11:00 hour mark followed by first half analysis with Lynn Swann and Keith Jackson. You can forward the video to the 1:16:00 hour mark to watch the start of the second half.]
Cliff Stoudt tossed a third-quarter touchdown pass and Ted Walton scored on a 46-yard interception return as the Birmingham Stallions downed New Jersey 14-6 and captured the Eastern Conference title.
The Birmingham victory snapped the Generals 13-game winning streak at home and the Stallions defense ended Herschel Walker's string of rushing for at least 100 yards at 11 straight games by limiting the star running back to 73 yards.
New Jersey finished the regular season at 11-7.
Source: http://www.oursportscentral.com/usfl
- published: 21 Jun 2015
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1985 Interview with Generals QB Doug Flutie
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Keith Jackson interviews Doug Flutie during the halftime of the Birmingham Stallions vs New Jersey Generals game.
Doug is asked how his shoulder is coming alon...
Keith Jackson interviews Doug Flutie during the halftime of the Birmingham Stallions vs New Jersey Generals game.
Doug is asked how his shoulder is coming along and being injured for the first time ever as well as how he will handle himself when he gets back on the field, impressions of his first few weeks as a pro quarterback.
He also discusses being a target as a public figure, possibly being traded in the future and his thoughts on Herschel Walker.
wn.com/1985 Interview With Generals Qb Doug Flutie
Keith Jackson interviews Doug Flutie during the halftime of the Birmingham Stallions vs New Jersey Generals game.
Doug is asked how his shoulder is coming along and being injured for the first time ever as well as how he will handle himself when he gets back on the field, impressions of his first few weeks as a pro quarterback.
He also discusses being a target as a public figure, possibly being traded in the future and his thoughts on Herschel Walker.
- published: 21 Jun 2015
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Week 16 - 1985: Jacksonville Bulls vs New Jersey Generals (Walker Breaks Record)
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- Duration: 137:41
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Week 16 - Monday, June 10, 1985
Attendance: 36,465,
TV: ESPN
Walker surpassed Dickerson's record as he gained 162 yards and scored two touchdowns in leading th...
Week 16 - Monday, June 10, 1985
Attendance: 36,465,
TV: ESPN
Walker surpassed Dickerson's record as he gained 162 yards and scored two touchdowns in leading the New Jersey Generals to a 31-24 victory over the Jacksonville Bulls.
Walker's season total now stands at 2,129 yards, topping the professional standard of 2,105, set last season by Dickerson of the National Football League's Los Angeles Rams. Both Walker and Dickerson accomplished the feats in 16 games, although Dickerson had 379 carries in setting his record.
Walker broke it on his 384th carry of the season. "The offensive line wanted to do it in 16 games, that was their goal,"-said Walker. "The record is not important to me. What's important is that we've gotten behind ourselves and we are getting ready to win a championship."
The victory raised the Generals record to 11-5 and qualified them for the playoffs. Jacksonville fell to 8-8.
Walker set the record with 6:38 remaining in the third quarter, cutting an off-tackle play back to the middle, breaking two tackles and dashing 55 yards for a touchdown. Walker said he did not realize he had the record until after he went to the sidelines. "I didn't know how far along I was," said Walker.
Source: http://www.oursportscentral.com/usfl
wn.com/Week 16 1985 Jacksonville Bulls Vs New Jersey Generals (Walker Breaks Record)
Week 16 - Monday, June 10, 1985
Attendance: 36,465,
TV: ESPN
Walker surpassed Dickerson's record as he gained 162 yards and scored two touchdowns in leading the New Jersey Generals to a 31-24 victory over the Jacksonville Bulls.
Walker's season total now stands at 2,129 yards, topping the professional standard of 2,105, set last season by Dickerson of the National Football League's Los Angeles Rams. Both Walker and Dickerson accomplished the feats in 16 games, although Dickerson had 379 carries in setting his record.
Walker broke it on his 384th carry of the season. "The offensive line wanted to do it in 16 games, that was their goal,"-said Walker. "The record is not important to me. What's important is that we've gotten behind ourselves and we are getting ready to win a championship."
The victory raised the Generals record to 11-5 and qualified them for the playoffs. Jacksonville fell to 8-8.
Walker set the record with 6:38 remaining in the third quarter, cutting an off-tackle play back to the middle, breaking two tackles and dashing 55 yards for a touchdown. Walker said he did not realize he had the record until after he went to the sidelines. "I didn't know how far along I was," said Walker.
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- published: 08 Jun 2015
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Week 1 - 1983: New Jersey Generals vs Los Angeles Express
1983 Week 1 - Sunday, March 6, 1983 Attendance: 34,002, TV: ABC The high-priced running back who left the University of Georgia a year early for a $5 million, three-year contract, did score the game's first touchdown. But he gained only 65 yards on 16 carries and by the second quarter, was largely forgotten by the crowd of 34,002 in the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum. Instead, all eyes were on Tom Ramsey and Tony Boddie as the Los Angeles Express beat the Generals 20-15 in a season-opening United States Football League game, one of five played that Sunday. Ramsey, who played his college ball in the same stadium last year when he was the nation's college passing percentage leader, turned things around when he replaced former National Football player Mike Rae with the Express trailing 9-... -
Week 1 - 1985: NJ Generals vs Birmingham Stallions [Flutie's 1st Game]
1985 Week 1 - Sunday, February 24, 1985 Attendance: 34,785, TV: ABC [Note: If you want to skip all the pregame analysis the game starts at the 8:25 minute mark] Doug Flutie, fresh from Boston College where he set NCAA passing marks, looked anything but ready for the pro ranks as he misfired on his first nine passes, with two being intercepted. It wasn't until late in the third quarter that the $7 million QB collected his first completion, a 6-yard pass to Clarence Collins. By then, Birmingham had built a 31-7 lead on their way to a 38-28 victory over New Jersey. Stallions quarterback finished 21-for-33 for 220 yards and three scores. He also ran nine times for 65 yards. The game at Birmingham was tied 7-7 when Joe Cribbs scored from the 2 with 19 seconds left in the first half. The St...
Week 1 - 1983: New Jersey Generals vs Los Angeles Express
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1983 Week 1 - Sunday, March 6, 1983
Attendance: 34,002,
TV: ABC
The high-priced running back who left the University of Georgia a year early for a $5 million,...
1983 Week 1 - Sunday, March 6, 1983
Attendance: 34,002,
TV: ABC
The high-priced running back who left the University of Georgia a year early for a $5 million, three-year contract, did score the game's first touchdown. But he gained only 65 yards on 16 carries and by the second quarter, was largely forgotten by the crowd of 34,002 in the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum.
Instead, all eyes were on Tom Ramsey and Tony Boddie as the Los Angeles Express beat the Generals 20-15 in a season-opening United States Football League game, one of five played that Sunday.
Ramsey, who played his college ball in the same stadium last year when he was the nation's college passing percentage leader, turned things around when he replaced former National Football player Mike Rae with the Express trailing 9-6.
Boddie, a 12th-round draft choice out of Montana State, rushed for 77 yards on 13 carries and caught five passes for 49 yards.
Meanwhile, Walker was generally ineffective. Usually a prime pass receiver as well as a runner, the Heisman Trophy winner caught only one pass for three yards.
Source: http://www.oursportscentral.com/usfl/index.php
wn.com/Week 1 1983 New Jersey Generals Vs Los Angeles Express
1983 Week 1 - Sunday, March 6, 1983
Attendance: 34,002,
TV: ABC
The high-priced running back who left the University of Georgia a year early for a $5 million, three-year contract, did score the game's first touchdown. But he gained only 65 yards on 16 carries and by the second quarter, was largely forgotten by the crowd of 34,002 in the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum.
Instead, all eyes were on Tom Ramsey and Tony Boddie as the Los Angeles Express beat the Generals 20-15 in a season-opening United States Football League game, one of five played that Sunday.
Ramsey, who played his college ball in the same stadium last year when he was the nation's college passing percentage leader, turned things around when he replaced former National Football player Mike Rae with the Express trailing 9-6.
Boddie, a 12th-round draft choice out of Montana State, rushed for 77 yards on 13 carries and caught five passes for 49 yards.
Meanwhile, Walker was generally ineffective. Usually a prime pass receiver as well as a runner, the Heisman Trophy winner caught only one pass for three yards.
Source: http://www.oursportscentral.com/usfl/index.php
- published: 21 Mar 2014
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Week 1 - 1985: NJ Generals vs Birmingham Stallions [Flutie's 1st Game]
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- Duration: 159:35
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1985 Week 1 - Sunday, February 24, 1985
Attendance: 34,785,
TV: ABC
[Note: If you want to skip all the pregame analysis the game starts at the 8:25 minute mar...
1985 Week 1 - Sunday, February 24, 1985
Attendance: 34,785,
TV: ABC
[Note: If you want to skip all the pregame analysis the game starts at the 8:25 minute mark]
Doug Flutie, fresh from Boston College where he set NCAA passing marks, looked anything but ready for the pro ranks as he misfired on his first nine passes, with two being intercepted. It wasn't until late in the third quarter that the $7 million QB collected his first completion, a 6-yard pass to Clarence Collins.
By then, Birmingham had built a 31-7 lead on their way to a 38-28 victory over New Jersey. Stallions quarterback finished 21-for-33 for 220 yards and three scores. He also ran nine times for 65 yards.
The game at Birmingham was tied 7-7 when Joe Cribbs scored from the 2 with 19 seconds left in the first half. The Stallions scored 17 straight points in the third period before Flutie found his stride. He wound up with 12 completions in 27 attempts for 189 yards and was picked off three times. He did hurl a pair of fourth-quarter touchdown passes.
In 1985 Trump went after one of the most sought after college football players that year. Doug Flutie was supposed to be the successor to then NJ Generals starting QB Brian Sipe but Sipe was traded a week before the Generals preseason game against Orlando thus Flutie was thrown into the fire without the benefit of having a mentor to guide him.
Some say it was Donald himself who ordered head coach Walt Michaels to trade Sipe and put Flutie as a starter in a marketing scheme to help sell tickets. Whether true or not despite a slow start and a broken collarbone, Flutie threw for 2,109 yards with 13 TDs and 14 picks and scrambled for 465 yards and six touchdowns, a decent first season considering the pressure he was under.
Source: http://www.oursportscentral.com/usfl/history.htm
wn.com/Week 1 1985 Nj Generals Vs Birmingham Stallions Flutie's 1St Game
1985 Week 1 - Sunday, February 24, 1985
Attendance: 34,785,
TV: ABC
[Note: If you want to skip all the pregame analysis the game starts at the 8:25 minute mark]
Doug Flutie, fresh from Boston College where he set NCAA passing marks, looked anything but ready for the pro ranks as he misfired on his first nine passes, with two being intercepted. It wasn't until late in the third quarter that the $7 million QB collected his first completion, a 6-yard pass to Clarence Collins.
By then, Birmingham had built a 31-7 lead on their way to a 38-28 victory over New Jersey. Stallions quarterback finished 21-for-33 for 220 yards and three scores. He also ran nine times for 65 yards.
The game at Birmingham was tied 7-7 when Joe Cribbs scored from the 2 with 19 seconds left in the first half. The Stallions scored 17 straight points in the third period before Flutie found his stride. He wound up with 12 completions in 27 attempts for 189 yards and was picked off three times. He did hurl a pair of fourth-quarter touchdown passes.
In 1985 Trump went after one of the most sought after college football players that year. Doug Flutie was supposed to be the successor to then NJ Generals starting QB Brian Sipe but Sipe was traded a week before the Generals preseason game against Orlando thus Flutie was thrown into the fire without the benefit of having a mentor to guide him.
Some say it was Donald himself who ordered head coach Walt Michaels to trade Sipe and put Flutie as a starter in a marketing scheme to help sell tickets. Whether true or not despite a slow start and a broken collarbone, Flutie threw for 2,109 yards with 13 TDs and 14 picks and scrambled for 465 yards and six touchdowns, a decent first season considering the pressure he was under.
Source: http://www.oursportscentral.com/usfl/history.htm
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Week 7 - 1985: Houston Gamblers vs New Jersey Generals
Week 7 - Sunday, April 7, 1985
Attendance: 34,573,
TV: ABC
[Note: Games starts at the 5:...
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1983 USFL Washington Federals vs New Jersey Generals
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Week 1 - 1984: New Jersey Generals vs Birmingham Stallions
1984 Week 1 - Sunday, February 26, 1984
Attendance: 62,300
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1984 - USFL Divisional Playoffs: New Jersey Generals vs Philadelphia Stars
1984 Quarterfinals - Saturday, June 30, 1984
Attendance: 19,038,
TV: ABC
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Week 8 - 1985: Portland Breakers vs New Jersey Generals
Week 8 - Sunday, April 14, 1985
Attendance: 38,245,
TV: ABC
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Week 8 - 1983: New Jersey Generals vs Chicago Blitz
1983 Week 8 - Monday, April 25, 1983
Attendance: 32,182,
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Week 11 - 1983: New Jersey Generals vs Michigan Panthers
1983 Week 11 - Monday, May 16, 1983
Attendance: 32,862,
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Week 17 - 1985: New Jersey Generals vs Oakland Invaders
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Attendance: 24,338,
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CAMDEN ADVENTURE AQUARIUM EXPERIENCE - NJ New Jersey Travel Tour Guide Zoo Shark Sharks
CAMDEN ADVENTURE AQUARIUM EXPERIENCE - NJ New Jersey Travel Tour Guide Zoo Shark Sharks
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NJ SHORE BOARDWALKS - WALKING TOURS - New Jersey Beach Travel Tour Guide
A compilations of different boardwalk walking tours along the New Jersey shore, including ...
published: 15 Aug 2014
NJ SHORE BOARDWALKS - WALKING TOURS - New Jersey Beach Travel Tour Guide
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ATLANTIC CITY BEACH AND BOARDWALK SCENE - NJ New Jersey Shore Ocean View Travel Tour Guide
Atlantic City in summer 2014, with stationary views and walking views of the beach and boa...
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ATLANTIC CITY BEACH AND BOARDWALK SCENE - NJ New Jersey Shore Ocean View Travel Tour Guide
ATLANTIC CITY BEACH AND BOARDWALK SCENE - NJ New Jersey Shore Ocean View Travel Tour Guide
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New Jersey travel guide
Hello guys, ummmm well lets cut to the chase... I am going to New Jersey on Friday and her...
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New Jersey travel guide
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USFL Donald Trump Interview New Jersey Generals
USFL Donald Trump Interview New Jersey Generals
published: 20 Jun 2016
USFL Donald Trump Interview New Jersey Generals
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On this day in Breakers history-March 2nd, 1984-Signing of RB Marcus Dupree
3/2/1984—Marcus Dupree is signed by the Breakers. His contract is for $5 million spread o...
published: 01 Mar 2016
On this day in Breakers history-March 2nd, 1984-Signing of RB Marcus Dupree
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New Jersey Freeze Squirt B Against Red Bank Generals Goal 1
Teddy scores first goal in the first period for the New Jersey Freeze left side top shelf....
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New Jersey Freeze Squirt B Against Red Bank Generals Goal 1
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New Jersey Freeze Squirt B Against Red Bank Generals Goal 2
Robbie scores second goal in the second period for the New Jersey Freeze against the Red B...
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How did Donald Trump lose to the NFL?
The USFL was once a bustling football league with bright young stars. Then they listened t...
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How did Donald Trump lose to the NFL?
How did Donald Trump lose to the NFL?
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Week 18 - 1985: Birmingham Stallions vs New Jersey Generals
Week 18 - Sunday, June 23, 1985
Attendance: 44,098,
TV: ABC
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1985 Interview with Generals QB Doug Flutie
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1985 Interview with Generals QB Doug Flutie
1985 Interview with Generals QB Doug Flutie
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Week 16 - 1985: Jacksonville Bulls vs New Jersey Generals (Walker Breaks Record)
Week 16 - Monday, June 10, 1985
Attendance: 36,465,
TV: ESPN
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Week 16 - 1985: Jacksonville Bulls vs New Jersey Generals (Walker Breaks Record)
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Week 1 - 1983: New Jersey Generals vs Los Angeles Express
1983 Week 1 - Sunday, March 6, 1983
Attendance: 34,002,
TV: ABC
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Week 1 - 1985: NJ Generals vs Birmingham Stallions [Flutie's 1st Game]
1985 Week 1 - Sunday, February 24, 1985
Attendance: 34,785,
TV: ABC
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Week 1 - 1985: NJ Generals vs Birmingham Stallions [Flutie's 1st Game]
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Encore une journ?e ? mon calendrier
Je pleure
Les yeux ouverts mais
La porte est ferm?e
Et tous ces amants inconscients
S'?cartent en traversant
Un jardin dor?
Qui les retient
Oh non qui les retient prisonniers
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A quel point je t'aimais
Je ne te l'ai jamais ...non montr?
Mais ? la suite d'une erreur
Je n'entends plus
Je n'entends plus que mes pleurs
Je ne t'ai jamais dit
A quel point je t'aimais
Je ne te l'ai jamais d?montr?
Mais ? la suite d'une erreur
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Je n'entends plus que mes pleurs
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J'ai peur
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J'arrive ? rester l?
Pour ne pas basculer
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Consciemment
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De peur de donner
Sans jamais retrouver
Partout l?
On entend
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Je ne t'ai jamais rien promis
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Tu n'es pas des miens
Tu n'auras rien
Alors je trace mon chemin
Je ne t'ai jamais rien dit
Non rien promis
Tu n'es pas des miens
Tu n'auras rien
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Man Arrested, Suspicious Package Found Early Tuesday At Brussels Mall
Edit WorldNews.com 21 Jun 2016
An unidentified man was taken into custody early Tuesday morning by Belgian authorities after a pre-dawn security alert at a major shopping center in downtown Brussels, Time magazine reported.Security officers originally responded to an alert about a suspicious package, the report said.Brussels prosecutors confirmed the man was taken into custody, but said no explosives were found at the City 2 shopping center....
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China’s Hacking Decline Signals New Era or Just Shift in Tactics
Edit Bloomberg 21 Jun 2016
The new information about those incursions, confirmed by two people involved in the investigation who asked not to be identified because the details remain confidential, suggest a possible shift in cyberstrategy by the Chinese government, which has long said its behavior is no different from that of the U.S ... FireEye’s new report has particular ......
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‘Mississippi Burning’ civil rights case investigation closed after 50 years
Edit The Independent 21 Jun 2016
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Iranian intelligence thwarts ‘biggest terrorist’ plot ever planned to target Tehran: State media
Edit Indian Express 21 Jun 2016
Iranian intelligence officials have broken up one of the “biggest terrorist” plots ever planned to target Tehran and other provinces in the Islamic Republic. (AP Photo). Iran’s intelligence ministry said today it had thwarted a major jihadist plot to carry out bomb attacks in the capital Tehran and other parts of the country, state media reported ... Share This Article. Related Article ... Iran ... 6, slideMargin. 3 }); }); ... ....
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Iran warns Bahrain over revoking cleric's citizenship
Edit Al Jazeera 21 Jun 2016
The head of Iran's Revolutionary Guards has issued a warning to Bahrain suggesting there could be armed resistance across the country after Manama stripped the kingdrom's top Shia cleric of his citizenship. The Bahrain News Agency quoted the interior ministry on Monday as saying that Sheikh Isa Qassim had played a key role in creating an "extremist" sectarian atmosphere and working to divide Bahraini society ... READ MORE ... Source ... ....
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Children's lot is worse in Pennsylvania, better in New Jersey, report says
Edit Philadelphia Daily News 21 Jun 2016
Among states overall, New Jersey came in seventh; in terms of education alone, it was second, trailing only Massachusetts....
New Jersey lawmakers take aim at ‘surprise’ medical bills with new measure
Edit Raw Story 21 Jun 2016New Jersey motorcyclist injured in collision with car on Park Avenue
Edit Worcester Telegram 21 Jun 2016
WORCESTER - A 20-year-old man was seriously hurt when his motorcycle collided with a car on Park Avenue Monday afternoon. Police said the victim, a New Jersey resident, was taken by ambulance to a local hospital where he was listed in serious condition. He suffered a chest injury, abrasions, and contusions, according to police. The police crash reconstruction unit investigated ... ....
$3.63 Million in Howell - New Jersey American Water Replaces Water Mains under Seven Different Streets (American Water Works Co Inc)
Edit Public Technologies 21 Jun 2016
New Jersey American Water Replaces Water Mains under Seven Different Streets ... New Jersey American Water is investing $3.63 million on the project that, when completed, should improve water service reliability and increase water flows for both household use and firefighting ... New Jersey American Water asks that pedestrians and drivers take caution in the vicinity of these work sites....
June 21, 2016: AHRQ Brief Examines Number of Uninsured (NJHA - New Jersey Hospital Association)
Edit Public Technologies 21 Jun 2016
(Source. NJHA - New Jersey Hospital Association). A new research brief from the U.S ... That's among the findings in the brief The Uninsured in America ... civilian noninstitutionalized population that were uninsured for the entire calendar year. Additional highlights from the report include ... NJHA - New Jersey Hospital Association published this content on 21 June 2016 and is solely responsible for the information contained herein....
O’Scanlon: ‘A shameless attempt to stifle any criticism of their [pension] plan’ (New Jersey Assembly Republicans)
Edit Public Technologies 21 Jun 2016
New Jersey Assembly Republicans) ... Thomas Bracken, president of the New Jersey Chamber of Commerce, told the Assembly Judiciary Committee at a required pubic hearing on the proposed referendum (ACR109) that lawmakers shouldn't lock the state into a funding plan that it may might not be able to afford ... New Jersey Assembly Republicans published this content on 21 June 2016 and is solely responsible for the information contained herein....
Bramnick, Christie forge plans to bolster cybersecurity (New Jersey Assembly Republicans)
Edit Public Technologies 21 Jun 2016
New Jersey Assembly Republicans) ... Cybersecurity is the top priority and the same is true for the state of New Jersey,' Christie said ... Last year, New Jersey ranked eighth nationwide for having the most cyber attacks and the ninth-most in financial losses as a result, according to the Federal Bureau of Investigation ... New Jersey Assembly Republicans ......
O’Scanlon calls for more discussion on ‘ill-advised’ pension response (New Jersey Assembly Republicans)
Edit Public Technologies 21 Jun 2016
New Jersey Assembly Republicans) ... A proposed constitutional amendment to require New Jersey's government to make quarterly payments into its beleaguered public employee pension system is another step closer to appearing on the November election ballot, despite strong objections from Republicans and business groups ... 'We're about to take one of the most ill-advised and disastrous actions of the New Jersey Legislature....
Legislation funding transportation introduced in New Jersey
Edit The Washington Times 21 Jun 2016
TRENTON, N.J. (AP) - Legislation that raises a wholesale fuel tax by 23 cents while cutting the estate tax, retirement income taxes and increasing a credit for lower-income families has formally been introduced. Democratic state Sen. Paul Sarlo and Republican state Sen. Steve Oroho said Monday the plan would increase ... ....
The only way is…New Jersey: ‘America’s Essex’ offers a pleasant surprise
Edit The Daily Telegraph 21 Jun 2016Port Chester woman dies in New Jersey rip current
Edit Lower Hudson Online 21 Jun 2016
Authorities say Port Chester woman has died after she apparently got caught in a rip current while swimming at the Jersey shore. . ... ....
New Jersey's Chris Christie: Obama 'naive' on IS threat
Edit Boston Herald 21 Jun 2016
Christie called the Obama administration's approach to the threat "naive and gravely dangerous." ... ....
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