[Spiny_Norman]

The Pac 12 Network is broadcasting a feature-length documentary on Joe Roth, the late C.al QB from the mid 1970s.  He passed away at 21 years old from melanoma.

I have not watched it yet, though I plan to do so.  The film is likely to include comments from some Stanford coaches or players as well as game film from that era.  Fun fact - The only number retired by C.al football is Roth's #12.

http://www.foxsports.com/college-footbal...ana-102815

[Spiny_Norman]

The Pac 12 Network is broadcasting a feature-length documentary on Joe Roth, the late C.al QB from the mid 1970s.  He passed away at 21 years old from melanoma.

I have not watched it yet, though I plan to do so.  The film is likely to include comments from some Stanford coaches or players as well as game film from that era.  Fun fact - The only number retired by C.al football is Roth's #12.

http://www.foxsports.com/college-footbal...ana-102815

[yvonne]

interesting

[yvonne]

interesting

[Papa John]

I managed to catch the last part of the Joe Roth documentary. By all accounts he was a great person who left us at far too young of an age.

[Papa John]

I managed to catch the last part of the Joe Roth documentary. By all accounts he was a great person who left us at far too young of an age.

[Ferris_Bueller]

The Pac 12 Network is broadcasting a feature-length documentary on Joe Roth, the late C.al QB from the mid 1970s.  He passed away at 21 years old from melanoma.

I have not watched it yet, though I plan to do so.  The film is likely to include comments from some Stanford coaches or players as well as game film from that era.  Fun fact - The only number retired by C.al football is Roth's #12.

http://www.foxsports.com/college-footbal...ana-102815

thanks spiny. this documentary follows the (out of print) 1984 rememberance "Joe: his fight for life" written by his mom, now deceased Lena Roth.  pacnet has replays scheduled 8am sat 10/31 [hd],  sunday 7:30p and possibly more later.
#tivo'd 

[Ferris_Bueller]

The Pac 12 Network is broadcasting a feature-length documentary on Joe Roth, the late C.al QB from the mid 1970s.  He passed away at 21 years old from melanoma.

I have not watched it yet, though I plan to do so.  The film is likely to include comments from some Stanford coaches or players as well as game film from that era.  Fun fact - The only number retired by C.al football is Roth's #12.

http://www.foxsports.com/college-footbal...ana-102815

thanks spiny. this documentary follows the (out of print) 1984 rememberance "Joe: his fight for life" written by his mom, now deceased Lena Roth.  pacnet has replays scheduled 8am sat 10/31 [hd],  sunday 7:30p and possibly more later.
#tivo'd