Bro i was 13

Not just one of the greatest final plays in college football. One of the greated plays in all of sports history. Maybe belings in the Top 3 moments in the world of sports from the entire planet. So many fucking things could've gone wrong, and usuall just one mistake ends the play. This is just ridiculous. Gld there's proof of this play otherwise in 25 years from now people would ASSUME it was done by A.I.

Phi Alpha, A Chancellor for can lead a great University to even greater heights. Congratulations!

Wrong not future it's already here. Once they admit it it's already been done and been doing it for 25 years or more now. Frey's microwave hearing affect was found in the 60s they have been working that long now to perfect it. It was used in the Iraq war. It's called the voice of God RF weapon they use it not on us the military is treasonous. All branches are and have been now for 50 years or more. truth of Havana Syndrome and all the DEW weapons they've been using on TIs or targeted or listed people has been going on now since the 50s or more. google v2k or pantents on Google and you will see a slew of voice to skull weapons already in build.

The word your looking for isn't could be it is already but the word is how to get a dr to be honest enought and tell you it's in you or stop putting these in us its illegal so stop. Plus we are untied now we are gaining power and strength and more and more people know were telling the truth. But it's already being done against our knowledge and will so its not could it's already.

that's the kind of thing they use to transmit v2k IE Havana Syndrome. They could easily place that in your inner ear without you knowing it. Then transmit the kind of AI v2k I hear now. I'm already hit with v2k hard and NO it's not my mind it's technology that's being sent to me. No Bodies mind would ever do or sound like the things I hear. Mine sings it chants in notes and tones and does sound electrical. ITs an AI bot machine I have thousands of v2k recordings I invite people to check my account and tell for yourself.

I was watching this game and could not believe Cal won. 1982, seemed like yesterday! Sports Illistrated had a complete break down of the play.

Kim Jong Lyons

One of the greatest moments in ACC history.

Enjoy your retirement 👏👏👏

Phi Alpha bro….well deserved and good luck..stay in touch

Welcome!

Congratulations and best of luck, Rich! Phi alpha and Go Bears!

GO BEARS! 🐻👏

Papa Bear 🐻

Yes Rich! I'm excited to see how you will lead Cal in the coming years. Kudos Chancellor Lyons! #gobears #bestdeanever

First order of action, give football the funding it deserves! #GoBears

When he mentions keep up giving him suggestions, what is the best way to give suggestions? Is there an email or something??

1000% yes

Go Bears! It's amazing that Chancellor Rich is the first undergrad alum to be a Chancellor. Last time we had a leader with this much energy and passion was Chancellor Chang-Lin, also an alum (Ph.D.). I don't know why it took Cal almost 30 years before we figure out that getting an alum as Chancellor may be what it take to build back up the Cal community. But I am glad that we are finally here. Look forward to a great decade!

This will be fun! The mere fact that comments and downvotes are open on this post gives me great confidence that Chancellor Lyons gets it. I trust him already.

Go Bears! It's up to us to help get this ship (of Earth) back on track; UCB has an important part to play. Welcome, Prof Lyons!

Such an inspiring and visionary leader! Thank you Chancellor Lyons‼️🥇🎉

Welcome Chancellor Lyons, lead the way.

Rich!!!! 🎉 Love to see this

Congratulations. You’re a great choice and I’m sure will lead us to even greater excellence and impact. Dont forget to add emeriti to the list of those you serve and who can bring expertise, experience, and service.

Great start to the Lyons era at Berkeley! Our new Chancellor will take us to new heights!

Congrats Chancellor Lyons!!

An awesome message from the new "Papa Bear"

waddup bruh

Wow - he knows how to read a teleprompter - a honed skill for any politician nowadays.

dilf frat boy business bro chancellor at berkeley, love to see it

What's up G !!

Thank you, Chancellor!

Excited for this next chapter of Berkeley for all of us, Chancellor Lyons. Thank you for sharing your vision and platform for the coming years!

Zionist

F stanford

Sounds like a wonderful chancellor! Wonder how he’ll compare to Krish Patel though.

Godspeed, Chancellor! Stand tall. Always remember how few the extremists actually represent.

Congratulations from a 2023 Cal math graduate. Go Bears!

Now the woke would burn dwn everything for the criminal.

Savio iniziò a partecipare attivamente alla protesta nel campus di Berkeley il 1º ottobre 1964, quando l'ex studente laureato Jack Weinberg stava presidiando un tavolo per il "Congress of Racial Equality" (CORE). Questi fu arrestato quando si rifiutò di fornire un documento d'identità. La polizia dell'università lo aveva appena fatto sedere in un'auto, quando qualcuno della folla circostante gridò: "Possiamo tutti vedere meglio se ci sediamo". Presto quelli davanti e dietro l'auto della polizia iniziarono a sedersi, impedendo all'auto di partire. Savio, insieme ad altri studenti e docenti, durante il sit-in che durò ben 32 ore, si tolse le scarpe e salì sul tetto dell'auto, tenendo un discorso che appassionò gli studenti. Dopo aver parlato con il presidente del consiglio di amministrazione dell'Università della California, Clark Kerr, risalì sull'auto della polizia per dare spiegazioni ai presenti in merito all'accordo raggiunto. Al termine disse: "Vi chiedo di alzarvi in silenzio e con dignità e tornare a casa". La folla fece esattamente quello che egli disse. Dopo questo fatto Savio diventò il leader del Free Speech Movement (FSM). I negoziati non riuscirono a cambiare la situazione; quindi, l'azione diretta iniziò nella Sproul Hall il 2 dicembre 1964 in cui Mario Savio tenne il suo discorso più famoso, "Operation of the machine", di fronte a 4.000 persone. Lui e altri 800 studenti furono arrestati poco dopo.

As a Stanford Alum, I proudly state that I vindictively LOVE this play for 2 reasons: 1. The arrogant, self aggrandizing collection of egos, posing as Stanford's marching band, always had the attitude that THEY were the stars of the game. They were therefore oblivious to what was happening on the field, because they wanted to make their victorious entrance. 2. That play never happens without all of the jackass head coaches who use the squib kick. Those coaches don't play to win. They play not to lose.

This play and two years later Doug Flutie Hail Mary are the reasons why iconic highlights must be synchronized to the home radio broadcast.

I heard this sound while I meditation.

0:16 Seems like the Cal player was down and his "lateral" too late. Always happy to see Cal beat Stanford though!

Not to be a party pooper, but his knees were down on that third lateral

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two guardian angels

this gave me chills, it’s so so so important to pay attention and be aware. you never know if you’re walking by a missing person or child that’s being abused.