If game is 100% funded by 3/19, this game will be “unlocked” and streamed online at YourSports within 24 hours after it is played.

The Issaquah HS Athletic Department earns 50% of all pledges.

If game is 100% funded by 3/19, this game will be “unlocked” and streamed online at YourSports within 24 hours after it is played.

The De La Salle HS Athletic Department earns 50% of all pledges.

If game is funded by May 27th, 2010 the party will be planned. If not, you’ll pay nothing.

The Viewing Party is scheduled for Fall 2010 on Notre Dame’s campus.

If game is funded by May 27th, 2010 the party will be planned. If not, you’ll pay nothing.

The Viewing Party if scheduled for Fall 2010 on Penn State’s campus.

Relive all 1 hour and 51 minutes of Stanford’s 2nd Rose Bowl victory in a row-this time over heavily favored Michigan. $9.99.

GAME SUMMARY
Quarterback Don Bunce and the defense’s famous “Thunderchickens” gave Stanford coach John Ralston his second consecutive Rose Bowl victory in a thrilling come-from-behind win over Bo Schembechler’s previously undefeated Michigan Wolverines.

Stanford, for the second straight season, came into the game with an 8-3 record and played the undefeated Big-10 champs – this time the 11-0 Wolverines. And, once again, the underdog Indians pulled out a win.

The game was the first Rose Bowl meeting between the two schools since the inaugural Rose Bowl in 1902, in which Michigan crushed Stanford 49–0. In the 1972 rematch, rain the previous week had made the turf soggy, and at halftime, the only scoring was a Michigan field goal by Dana Coin. In the first series of the second half, Stanford held the Wolverines at their goal line, then marched down to tie the game with a Rod Garcia field goal midway through the third quarter.

As the fourth quarter began, Michigan’s Fritz Seyferth made a one-yard dive to put Michigan up 10–3. After Stanford got the ball back, they faced fourth and ten from their own 33, Ralston called for a fake punt, with Jackie Brown racing 33 yards for the first down, which he followed a minute later with a 24-yard touchdown run to tie the game.

Late in the fourth quarter, Michigan recovered a Bunce fumble and attempted a 42-yard field goal; the kick was short, and Stanford safety Jim Ferguson caught the ball and attempted to run it out of the end zone, but was knocked back into the end zone by Ed Shuttlesworth for a safety, making the score 12–10.

Following the free kick, Stanford held on defense, getting the ball back on their own 22-yard line with 1:48 to go. Bunce then threw five consecutive completions to take Stanford to the Michigan 17 with 22 seconds left. The Indians ran two more running plays to get to the Michigan 14 with 12 seconds left and Garcia’s 31-yard field goal was good to put Stanford ahead to stay, 13–12.

Relive all 165 minutes of Don James, Warren Moon, and the Washington Huskies ‘78 Rose Bowl victory against Michigan. $9.99 to watch.