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Wow, what a great class by Camarillo Brillo

So many of these players were on the Irish teams that I remember so fondly from my youth. 1970-1971 was the period when I was old enough to really appreciate Notre Dame football and thus began my love for all things ND football that survives to this very day (despite the rather lousy outcomes of recent seasons). I too was in the stands when Eric Pennick broke his legendary 85 yard TD run vs USC. I did not realize Doug Collins had 23 tackles in that game. Unreal. I do recall hearing his name a lot. Just some great players, thanks for the memory, Olson.