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The Colorado Buffaloes were a middling Big 8 program until Bill McCartney showed up. After a while, things got good. And then they got historically bizarre.
Welcome to Season 2, Episode 3 of Dead Letters, a Split Zone Duo series about what happens when great programs hit the rocks.
Writing: Alex Kirshner
Production: Anthony Vito
Interviewee: Jeff Hauser, a Colorado sportswriter
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Listen to Alex’s extended-cut interview with Miami University play-by-play announcer Steve Baker, for Split Zone Duo subscribers. Listen to the full “Dead Letters” episode about Miami and the Cradle of Coaches here. …
The Sewanee Tigers had the most dominant program in Southern college football in the late 1800s. Then they became the laughingstock of the SEC, a conference they'd later leave. The best question might not be "Why did Sewanee leave the SEC?" but instead: "How did Sewanee possibly last as long as it …
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The Southern Conference birthed both the SEC and the ACC. Then the league died in everything but name. What happened, and what is still happening?
Welcome to the finale of Season 2 of Dead Letters, a Split Zone Duo …
Football wasn't much at Kentucky until Bear Bryant came along. That, it would soon become clear, was exactly how Adolph Rupp liked it.
Welcome to Season 2, Episode 5 of Dead Letters, a Split Zone Duo series about bad things happening to great college football programs.
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Miami University went on an unprecedented run of hiring coaches: Woody Hayes, Ara Parseghian, Bo Schembechler, and many more: . By 2003, with Ben Roethlisberger behind center, the RedHawks were the best program outside the power conference. Then trouble hit, both for Miami and the MAC.
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