World Football League

all his responsibility.

Just regarding Joe Namath and whether he will leave or what all the speculation is, what actually will the World Football League or association mean to the NFL? Will this be another deluding of talent and franchises throughout the country as in the early days of the AML and the NFL? Well, I

haven't heard much about it.

It's in its organizational stage, and I don't think at this point there's anything to say about

where tonight the Hawaiians meet the Southern California Sun in a first-round World Football League playoff game.

And the on-again, off-again playoffs are finally underway tonight, and all of the teams involved have put their problems aside and are now concentrating on winning football games.

In a game already underway in Orlando, the Florida Blazers are meeting the Philadelphia Bell in a nationally televised game.

Offensively, Randy Johnson has to continue his hot passing.

Last time against the Sun, he hit on 17 of 32 for over 200 yards and two touchdowns.

So it'll be the Hawaiians who will be taking their first step towards a possible World Football League title tonight.

And stay tuned as the Hawaiians meet the Southern California Sun.

You've been listening to Hawaiians Football Warm-Up on KGM

Jason Garrett, he went to Canada.

Was he in the World Football League, too? Is that

what he said? I think it

was.

Then going to the San Diego Chargers, playing a year, then getting cut.

Then going over to the World Football League in Europe and played in Germany for a minute.

And left that, came back to the Redskins, played a whole year on the Redskins, got cut.

Sat there and waited.

And so I said, all right, wouldn't you know it, I wound up leading the league in touchdowns and recessions.

And somebody from the World Football League said, that started the Philadelphia Stars, the Philadelphia Bell.

And he saw me because he was one of the coaches.

He invited me to a tryout.

four, second and six.

Visiting on the Trojan bench today from the Portland Storm of the World Football League, former USC coach Craig Furtick.

And

Peggy can't believe his eyes.

And his story, folks, is just, it's remarkable coming out of the stands.

Though he did play in the World Football League, but then he was, then it folded and he, he was in the stands watching his favorite team growing up, then he played for them.

Hard to believe, but true.

Well-

I used to watch...

We went down to see the Philadelphia Bell, World Football League.

Wow.

Play.