Princeton and Yale football from 1903
 

Pretty cool. Actual gameplay starts at 2:10.

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looks much closer to rugby than what we know today.

At 3:51 on the right side of the screen, you can catch just a glimpse of a young Thomas Jones.

"All right, here's the play: I hand you the ball and you run up the middle. That's it. Any questions?"

Jogball

It looks like rugby because it doesn't take a commercial timeout between every play.

Marty Ball.

Pooch punt at 2:55? Innovative football.

ROFL

Did they keep score back in those days? This is like something Herm would screen in the film room.

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Muir was probably calling the plays.

That Yale team was destined for greatness that year if it wasn't for Polio

Yep. He stuck with a terrible quarterback instead of bringing in real competition.

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He was the center.

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LMAO

I believe this is a very early version of Herm Edwards run right, run left, run right, punt offense.