Ed Marinaro

Yeah, I did that.

Um, who was it? Uh, Ed, Ed Marinaro.

He was, he finished second in the Heis- Imagine going to Cornell and finishing runner-up in the Heisman Trophy race.

I think Ed Marinaro...

And he, he was on Hill Street Blues as well.

So Ed reaches out to me, and he said, "Hey, uh, can I, can I have you in an episode?" And I'm like, "Yeah." Well, the problem is I hadn't watched the show, so I wasn't quite sure what it was.

But, uh, then I have to kind of get familiar with it, and then I was on one episode of that.

Yes, Paulie.

Pruitt.

Oh! A gazelle-like speed, Greg Pruitt, number 30, third in the Heisman Trophy balloting behind Pat Sullivan, whom you have yet to see throw today, and Ed Marinaro, as Johnny Simmons stopped Pruitt at the 36.

Yeah, and that's one of the hardest plays in football.

Simmons certainly deserves great credit for being able to tackle Pruitt in the open field.

Next Saturday on ABC's Wide World of Sports, live via the satellite from Honolulu at 4:00 PM Eastern Time, the Hula Bowl, featuring the nation's top collegiate players from this past season.

It's next Saturday.

Some players like Ed Marinaro, Jerry Tagge of Nebraska, Jack Miltern of Oklahoma.

As Sullivan hits his favorite target, Terry Beasley, for a first and 10 at the Oklahoma 12.