Falcons 14 . Warhawks 9
38 years ago, the UW-River Falls football program shocked the WSUC when it defeated a nationally ranked and undefeated UW-Whitewater team. The Falcon program under Head Coach Mike Farley was only in it’s second year of rebuilding. The season prior, the team went 1-9. No one gave the Falcons much of a chance in the game. And in seasons past, the Falcon team wouldn’t have believed that they could achieve a win against such a strong opponent… until a bitter cold day in Novermber of 1971. When the Falcons prevailed 14-9, everyone took notice that UWRF had finally arrived — including their own coaches, players and fans.
The copy above on this poster recently created for Daryl Herrick says this:
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Coach Farley speaks of this moment in a clip found in our LISTEN section of this site. Enjoy Coach Farley’s retelling of that moment in clip #2. CLICK HERE
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