Did anyone on the board attend the 1989 game we played in Tokyo, Japan against Louisville?

[orange79]

It was the only game he ever played.

He was a terrific player.

He must have played in at least one other game. Garbage time, maybe? His career stats on www.sports-reference.com say he was 5-6 for his career. The box score I posted above says he was 4-4 in the Louisville game in Japan.

 

[OrangePA]

He must have played in at least one other game. Garbage time, maybe? His career stats on www.sports-reference.com say he was 5-6 for his career. The box score I posted above says he was 4-4 in the Louisville game in Japan.

I guess I may be wrong but I seem to recall that that game was it for him.

I can't think of any other game in which he played.

I know he didn't play in the Peach Bowl that year.

 

[SUFaninNJ]

I remember listening to it on the radio. The coming out and bon voyage party for Wendel Lowery.

 

[All4SU]

Buddy P wrote that "In life there are Gladys Knights and then there are Pips. Marvin Graves is Gladys Knight and the other guys are Pips.

 

[djorange1989]

Browning Nagle was the QB for Louisville. Ah, another great QB draft choice by my Jets

 

[SoBeCuse]

Great OP! Had no idea. As someone who just turned 40, my memories really begin with the Marvin Graves years. That Aloha Bowl against Arizona is a really vivid starting memory for me.

 

[OrangePA]

I still have my commemorative cup!

Great win for the Orange that day!

 

[upperdeck]

My database says 5-5 for 181 in that game, i also have 1-1 against temple that year. i would have to dig a little deeper to see if he played in some other games but didnt run or throw

 

[Roger N]

Damn that’s a tough one. I’m down to Mark McDonald or Doug Womack. I’ll go with McDonald.

I think Womack