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Billy Vessels

Billy Vessels

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Search complete. 30 mentions across 9 episodes found for "Billy Vessels".

Oct 22, 2026

Gerald BriscoHOST
35:26
I'd sit in a car with him.
Gerald BriscoHOST
35:28
You know, Billy Vessels, you know, Oklahoma, uh, uh, From Vernon, Texas, my hometown, you know, there you go, too.
Gerald BriscoHOST
35:36
Everyone has statistics in high school.
Gerald BriscoHOST
35:38
I couldn't believe it either, man.
Chris LincolnNARRATOR
27:12
In the decade, they were 93-10-2 and won three national titles.
Chris LincolnNARRATOR
27:17
In those days, OU had great players like Billy Vessels, Jim Weatherall, and Kurt Burris.
Chris LincolnNARRATOR
27:23
But the Sooners were best known for their three straight perfect seasons beginning in 1954 and a 47-game winning streak that stretched from 1953 through most of the 57 seasons.
Chris LincolnNARRATOR
27:41
But three games from their fourth straight perfect campaign, OU lost to Notre Dame, the last team to beat them four years earlier, ending the win streak and getting shut out for the first time in an amazing 123 games.
Brett NorsworthyGUEST
34:27
Their first meeting, a very famous one, a young Coach Paul Bear Bryant defeated Bud Wilkinson in a Sugar Bowl for Kentucky with Babe w-, uh, Babe really I th- might've been his quarterback.
Brett NorsworthyGUEST
34:37
I know Billy Vessels was the quarterback for, for Oklahoma, but Babe may have been gone.
Brett NorsworthyGUEST
34:42
But, but Coach Bryant won that game against Bud Wilkinson and, and if Will Stein can go in there, and he's being very favorably compared to a first year coach at Kentucky in, in Coach Bryant.
Brett NorsworthyGUEST
34:52
Uh, Coach Bryant was 32, and I think Will Stein's 37, but still first year at a really tough job, and he, he, he's doing a great job.
Brett NorsworthyGUEST
8:38
Their first meeting, a very famous one, a young Coach Paul Bear Bryant defeated Bud Wilkinson in a Sugar Bowl for Kentucky with Babe w- uh, B- Babe really I th- might have been his quarterback.
Brett NorsworthyGUEST
8:48
I know Billy Vessels was the quarterback for, for Oklahoma, but B- Babe may have been gone.
Brett NorsworthyGUEST
8:53
But, but Coach Bryant won that game against Bud Wilkinson and, and if Will Stein can go in there, and he's being very favorably compared to a first-year coach at Kentucky in, in Coach Bryant.
Brett NorsworthyGUEST
9:03
Uh, Coach Bryant was 32, and I think Will Stein's 37, but still first year at a really tough job, and he, he, he's doing a great job.
Jay RandolphHOST
91:41
East bound tackle, three yard Culliver has carried the ball seven times for 40 yards.
Jay RandolphHOST
91:47
It's gonna be interesting to see if Billy Vessels was right, to see if Alabama comes back to their speed, which they have to do to get back in this ballga- Todd wants to pass.
Jay RandolphHOST
92:00
He's got a man, and the pass is too high.
Jay RandolphHOST
92:03
Trying to get it to his tight end, George Pew.

52 MINS LATER

Jay RandolphHOST
144:12
Alabama will get the football at their own 47-yard line.
Jay RandolphHOST
144:17
Four minutes and 29 seconds remaining in this game.
Jay RandolphHOST
144:22
Well, certainly while I have the opportunity, Paul, I would like to thank all of the great folks here at the Orange Bowl for just giving us so much help and a wonderful week it has been, to President Dr. Rentz of the Orange Bowl committee, and our old friends Ben Benjamin and Stuart Patton, Jack Balwin, Billy Vessels, who joined us here at halftime.
Jay RandolphHOST
144:47
A great show and a great game.
Jim MorseSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
64:28
Boy, I'll tell you, you go back, there's only been six games played, but you go back, and you can really come up with some great football names in this series.
Jim MorseSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
64:35
For Oklahoma, people like, uh, Billy Vessels, Eddie Crowder, Buck McPhail, Tommy McDonald, Clendon Thomas.
Jim MorseSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
64:42
For Notre Dame, guys like Dan Shannon, Joe Heap, Johnny Lattner, Neil Warden, Nick Petrosino, and Dick Lynch, who on this same field in 1957 scored the lone touchdown as Notre Dame whipped Oklahoma in that football game by the score of seven to nothing, and ended a 47-game winning streak that the Sooners had going at the time.
Jim MorseSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
65:03
There's 56 seconds showing on that scoreboard clock, and we're going to call it third down and three yards to go.
Rob FontenotHOST
37:54
Josh Heibel is not on here.
Rob FontenotHOST
37:56
I'll tell you number five is Kyler Murray, six is Steve Owens, seven is Billy Vessels.
Roger SchillingHOST
38:01
Okay.
Roger SchillingHOST
38:02
Okay.
Roger SchillingHOST
41:51
It's like, oh, yeah.
Rob FontenotHOST
41:53
Spencer Tillman, JC Watts.
Rob FontenotHOST
41:56
I think Billy Vessels was on there, wasn't he? Steve Owens should be on there.
Rob FontenotHOST
42:02
He's number six, but he should be higher.
Jim GibbonsSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
3:24
Hi, everyone, and a very pleasant welcome to Miami for the playing of the 31st Orange Bowl game.
Jim GibbonsSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
3:29
This is Jim Gibbons along with Billy Vessels, and it'll be our pleasure to share with you the thrilling play-by-play of what promises to be a tremendous football game between two great teams, Alabama and Texas.
Jim GibbonsSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
3:41
The Crimson Tide of Paul Bear Bryant, the number one college team in the land, against Coach Darrell Royals, Texas Longhorns, the team that was number one last year and number four this season.
Jim GibbonsSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
3:53
The weather, a balmy 70 degrees, partly cloudy, slight possibility of showers.
Jim GibbonsSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
4:31
Some with sweaters, some with jackets, and a few with raincoats because there is a possibility of a few showers.
Jim GibbonsSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
4:37
But indeed, it is a beautiful and colorful setting.
Jim GibbonsSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
4:40
And it'll be my pleasure, as I mentioned, to share this microphone with Billy Vessels, the All-American from Oklahoma.
Jim GibbonsSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
4:46
Billy, I know it's a thrill for you living here in Miami to see this site, the first of the bowl games ever to be played at night.
BrewHOST
26:29
We were lucky.
BrewHOST
26:30
This place is 40 times harder to find." Instead, they sent Billy Vessels, a former football star, one of Robert's most trusted corporate relation aides, and a close friend.
BrewHOST
26:40
At 11:25 PM, the suitcase of $500,000 was packed in the Mackle's car.
BrewHOST
26:45
An FBI agent also came along this time.

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