It's a great question. I'd love to hear Sayers' answer.
My guess would be that that the Bears were a historically strong team in the big leagues, and they had squat at running back. Sayers was destined to be their star. In contrast, the Chiefs were still young upstarts for the most part, and we had a very good young runner in Mack Lee Hill who would certainly get carries (though he ended up dying at the end of the season). Race could have played a role, and the black community in Chicago is way, way larger than in Kansas City. Whether it was concern of racism or perhaps just a goal to live in a larger black community, maybe it played a role. |
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His username slips my mind, but there is a poster at the ChiefsCoalition that was a teammate of Sayers at KU and probably can give you the full skinny of how it went down.
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Had Sayers been w/ KC in SB1....think KC would have beaten GB?
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Gale Sayers ancestors were Exodusters who settled in Kansas. Here's a brief and very interesting story from another descendant of Exodusters who becamse a US District Court Judge. This story appeared in the Topeka Capital- Journal last year. You can find other interesting links about Exodusters on the Web:
http://cjonline.com/news/2011-10-08/...y-baker-family |
Gale in kc = NO Brian's Song IMO
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