December 31, 1967. The 1967 NFL championship game.
50,861 Fans in minus-37-degree wind chill.
Green Bay vs. Dallas.
Tom Landry versus Vince Lombardi
13 seconds on the clock.
"This is what the Packers are all about," said Lombardi. "What we did in the last two minutes - they don't do it for individual glory, they do it because they respect each other and have a feeling for the other fellow."
Learn all about the Greatest Game ever played.
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Ice Bowl Links
- Send an Ice Bowl E-card
- Send a Ice Bowl card to your favorite Packers or Cowboys Fan.
- Lambeau Field History
- Read the complete history of the Frozen Tundra
- The Ice Bowl on Wikipedia
- The 1967 NFL Championship Game on Wikipedia
- Wisconsin Weather Stories
- The Wisconsin Weather Stories project began in May 2003. Funded by the Ira and Ineva Reilly Baldwin Wisconsin Idea Endowment, this project recruited five Wisconsin K-12 classroom teachers to work with folklorists and meteorologists on the science and stories of Wisconsin weather.
Read their report on THE ICE BOWL - Ice Bowl Revisted
- This is a great first-person story by Bud Lea, who covered the Ice Bowl game in Green Bay on Dec. 31, 1967.
- The AP on the Game
- Read the original AP story about the game, thanks to our friends over at the South Endzone.
- Answer.com on the game
- Answer.com has an excellent piece on the Game, with a great summary of the last drive.
Great Stuff on Amazon
Instant Replay: The Green Bay Diary of Jerry Kramer
Amazon Price: $16.47 (as of 12/25/2009)
NFL Films - The Green Bay Packers - The Complete History
Amazon Price: $24.49 (as of 12/25/2009)
The Ice Bowl: The Dallas Cowboys and the Green Bay Packers Season
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Legend of Lambeau Field
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What happened?
Trailing 17-14 with 13 seconds remaining, the Packers pass up a game-tying field goal and win the NFL title with a Bart Starr touchdown sneak from the Cowboys' 1. The temperature is minus-13, with a minus-37 wind chill. It's the coldest pro football game ever played and forever will be known as "The Ice Bowl." Starr follows the blocks of Jerry Kramer and Ken Bowman for the winning score. The game gives the Packers an unprecedented third consecutive NFL championship and sends them to their second straight Super Bowl (In which they defeated the Raiders).
It also was the last game coached by Vince Lombardi at Lambeau Field.
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Ice Bowl Memories
- Ice Bowl Memories
- Check out these memories from fans who saw the game, listened to it, or in some cases skipped it and have regretted it ever since.
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