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Live the Dream - The Texas Longhorns' Magical March to the 2005 National Championship (Official University of Texas Football Season Highlight DVD)
Average Customer Review : 4.0/5 based on 3 reviews
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Editorial Reviews
The Official Texas Longhorn 2005 National Championship DVD features highlights from the entire 2005 magical season. It includes the thrilling early season victory over Ohio State, the dismantling of Colorado in the Big 12 Title Game and all the way through the triumphant BCS Championship Game at the 2006 Rose Bowl. The DVD includes 55 minutes of bonus footage.
Spotlight Reviews
Awesome Season; Awesome DVD To Remember It! (2008-09-14)
Customer Review : 5
I think this was the best year for the Texas Longhorns football program since the 1969 season when they also went undefeated. This DVD chronicles all the Longhorn games that culminated with the defeat of USC in their own backyard for the national championship. The main highlights are there and they seem to get it right in what they emphasize. A great season that any college football fan should have at the ready (except for maybe USC fans).
Video (2008-02-08)
Customer Review : 2
This video is not that good at all. Not what I expected. The person talking was the most boring part of the video.
Live the Dream (2006-02-21)
Customer Review : 5
LIVE THE DREAM: The Texas Longhorns' Magical March to the National Championship is an incredible documentary of the team's 2005-2006 perfect season led by Vince Young. The 1-hour DVD, with bonus footage, details every game and takes viewers behind the scenes as the team journeys to the Rose Bowl. With one of the most inspirational closing speeches ever made from Coach Mack Brown, Live the Dream is a must see for any Longhorns' fan or college football enthusiast.
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