CUSTOMER COMMENTS

Here are actual emails I got from my customers over the years.

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Hello!

I ordered a video last year for my father who played football for ASU and I have to say it was one of the best gifts I could have ever given him! Once he opened the package and realized what it was, he immediately started to tear up! Unfortunately for the team at the time but lucky for us, ASU trailed most of the game which meant dad was in most of the video playing defensive end! Thanks again for a great opportunity to capture such a memorable part of our family!

I'm back again to check on the other 2 games you have listed online.

Thanks!
Beverly Stahl

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Dear Bill,

Just a line to tell you how much I enjoyed our conversation the other evening - in spite of the fact that you did not yet have any of the game films on tape that I am looking for.

I think your idea to transfer game films to tape is absolutely outstanding.

For those of us who played it's an opportunity to relive those days of youth, strength and energy, as well as an opportunity to show somewhat doubtful sons-in-laws that we were really there once upon a time!

For those who contributed by being there and being part of that on-going American party, Saturday afternoon football - the way it was then will be a pleasant break - half time insert anyway.

I wish you continued success in gaining access to University and College film libraries, and please let me know as soon as you get more films from the Lafayette 1951 and 1953 seasons.

John D. (Jack) Smith

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SPARX,

Collegiate football traditions run deep in this part of the USA and to have a historical record of that in my personal home video library is something I just couldn't do without.

I can't describe the thrill I feel when I can watch myself (in all my youthful vigor) 20 years ago. A flood of memories rush back of not only football but the entire college experience and the Vietnam era of our nation's history.

I am fortunate in having a co-worker who was on that Bucknell tam and we truly had a good time watching that (he more than me since Bucknell won) game and entertained our other co-workers as well as our reminisces.
Phil Noto

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Dear Bill,

Just a few lines to let you know how much I am enjoying the 1940 Colgate-Duke game films on my TV. I have played it over and over using pause and slow motion modes to further examine particular plays.

For anyone who cut their football teeth on single wing football, this particular match contained a great variety of formations and variations on each formation. It is a real nostalgic trip!

Both teams ran and passed from the standard single wing. Duke also employed the short punt formation from which they quick kicked, among other things. Colgate also used the double wing from which they ran and passed from wing back reverses and double reverses. While in the single wing, both teams used the full back spinner series and the buck lateral series.

I haven't tired of watching the tape yet and am enjoying it to the utmost. Until I contact you again, I'll just say so long for now and hope your business keeps expanding to include past games from other colleges.

Frank Colburt