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Harry Oliver Quotes
«I was in a bar in Cincinnati two years ago and a girl walked up to me and said, `Excuse me, are you Harry Oliver? My grandfather played for Knute Rockne, and I'd be honored if I could get your autograph,'»
Author: Harry Oliver
«Jim O'Brien, who kicked that field goal in 1970 that won the Super Bowl for the Baltimore Colts, said that kick gave him his 15 minutes of fame. And it has lasted 25-plus years. I feel the same way.»
Author: Harry Oliver
«There was a pretty good breeze, 15-20 mph, and kicking with it the ball was going 60 yards.»
Author: Harry Oliver
«was a territorial match in the Midwest because Michigan was always good, a big rival.»
Author: Harry Oliver
«Coach [Dan] Devine had announced before that this was his last season at Notre Dame. So we were extra juiced for each game.»
Author: Harry Oliver
«I'm on the sidelines going through my normal routine, stretching, staying loose. I didn't notice the noise or the excitement. My focus was like tunnel vision.»
Author: Harry Oliver
«Bill Siewe snapped to Tim Koegel,»
Author: Harry Oliver
«Everyone was jumping on top of me. Unfortunately my leg got caught up in a weird position, and I started to scream. Joe Gramke, a teammate who also had played at Moeller, started pulling off the people. Then I got out. That field goal was the greatest thrill of my life.»
Author: Harry Oliver
«I always thought it was my iron leg,»
Author: Harry Oliver
«Behind me was the library with its huge mosaic of `Touchdown Jesus.' The ball went up and cleared the crossbar by 3 inches. I know that wind stopped at that second, and I'm convinced `Touchdown Jesus' gave the ball a little nudge to get it over.»
Author: Harry Oliver