Granada Hills Highlanders vs. San Fernando Tigers, L.A. City Championship Game, 12/12/70, 2nd Half

On December 12, 1970, in one of the great upsets in high school football history, the Highlanders from Granada Hills High School (in white uniforms) defeated the San Fernando Tigers, led by future Hall of Famer Anthony Davis of USC "Notre Dame Killer" fame, 38-28 to capture what amounted to a California state championship, the Los Angeles city championship. Granada Hills, coached by middle-aged Jack Neumeier, desperately hoping to keep his job and overcome a reputation for mediocrity, ran a prototype version of his spread offense, the first team in modern football history to run the spread. Neumeier's brilliant invention would eventually bring John Elway to Granada Hills and Neumeier would become a football legend. This is the second half of that game. Sorry for the grainy quality, but it was state of the art in 1970. For the first half of this game, go to    • Granada Hills Highlanders vs. Wilson Mules...