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Chief;2876987 said:In the 1980s and early 90s, I used to record the NFL draft.
You have to remember that back then, that was thought of by a lot of people as pretty strange or "nerdy."
I would save the vhs tapes and occasionally watch them, especially in February and March the following year to get my draft juices going. I watched them so much that I had some of the dialogue memorized between a very young Mel Kiper, Dr. Z, Paul Maguire, Howard Balzer, etc.
I had several years of draft tapes at one time. Not sure what I have now.
In the early 1990s, I was watching the local news on one of the El Paso affiliates and during the so-called "witty banter" between the anchorwoman and the sports guy, the topic of the NFL draft came up (it was the lead story or something). The anchorwoman told the sports guy, "My husband actually tapes that event ... can you believe that?" and the whole news team had a good laugh.
I realized then that I had a kindred spirit out there somewhere. :laugh2:
I also used to be a total nerd/geek about the JFK assassination. That dates back to around 1980. I've read many books and articles and of course, made the pilgrimmage to Dealy Plaza. I don't have as much interest in that as I used too. The truth will never be known.
Me too.
I still have the 89 Draft with a very young looking Aikman on BETA!