FSU Football Great Barry Smith and Vito Fera of Network Sound & Video

Former FSU All American Wide Receiver Barry Smith joins Roger Franklin Williams to share stories from his All American career as a WR in FSU's pass happy offense of the early 1970's and of his NFL career. Barry Smith led the nation in receiving TDs and yardage in 1972; he was the Number 1 draft choice of the Green Bay Packers in the 1973 NFL Draft and also played for the  original 1976 Tampa Bay Bucs, the NFL's only 0-14 team. He shares colorful stories with Roger Franklin Williams about the Coach Bill Peterson era of FSU Football (1960-70), an era when FSU had the most passing yardage of any Division I program; his unfortunate, but hilarious, on-the-field encounters with NFL and College Football Hall of Famer Jack Youngblood; other bruising on-the-field encounters with NFL Hall of Famer Ken Houston and insightful accounts of the '76 Bucs, the NFLs first team to go win less over an entire season. Later in the program, Vito Fera, founder of Network Sound & Video provides great information about how guys can preserve their own personal on-the-field exploits by updating their outdated film to modern media technology such DVDs and flash drives.