Asked on: February 15, 2013, 12:01 pm
what school did u go to as a kid
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Asked on: February 3, 2013, 7:18 pm
Hello,
My dad owned a place called Mickey's Hot Spot in Green Bay and said you were quite the cribbage player. Do you still play?
Best wishes from Wisconsin,
Nicole
Asked on: January 23, 2013, 5:31 pm
Paul,
Hi my name is Dale Horning I am originally from NJ. Over the years I was told that you are my fathers first cousin, his name is Bruce Horning. I was told that your father was my grandfathers brother, both of whom immigrated from Germany at different times. My grandfathers name was Ferdinand. Do you have any memory of this at all?
Dale
Asked on: January 22, 2013, 9:26 pm
Who is the person behind Mr Hornung in the famous mud bowl photo? You can only see a hand of the unseen player?
Asked on: January 18, 2013, 8:08 am
Paul:
I have a pic from the '66 mud bowl with yourself, Jerry Kramer and Fuzzy Thuston. I have autographs of Mr Kramer and Mr Thurston; however, I am missing your autograph. I was wondering if you have an autograph session that I could be able to comets this quest. Looking forward to meeting you.
Asked on: January 6, 2013, 7:18 am
Paul, having been a lifetime Packer fan and a voracious ND fan. I would be highly interested in your thoughts on the BCS Championship Game. I know pundits dont give us a chance but after listnening on YOU Tube to the Irish fight song I am so excited to see this game.
Asked on: January 4, 2013, 9:26 am
how much could i get for an autographed football from paul hornung?
Asked on: December 24, 2012, 9:07 pm
Paul I am coming home to the Derby with customers are you going?
Asked on: December 24, 2012, 9:06 pm
Paul I am coming home to the Derby with customers are you going?
Asked on: December 23, 2012, 10:58 am
Just want you to know you were my late father's favorite player. Stay well and Go Irish!
Asked on: December 20, 2012, 2:00 pm
I have my orignal offical Paul Hornung model football from my dad, what would Mr. Hornung charge me to sign it, I will pay postage to him and back to me, Thank you and Tell Mr. Horung Merry Christmas from The Hale Family, Chris Tulsa Ok. injected360@yahoo.com
Asked on: December 13, 2012, 9:54 pm
I was told I was related to you in some way. My name is spelled Horning. Is there any truth to what I have been told?
Asked on: December 13, 2012, 12:46 pm
Did you have a relative that played for Palm Bay high school florida?
Asked on: December 8, 2012, 9:23 pm
How do you feel about ND being in the BCS championship game. I am pulling for them. #Beat'Bama
Asked on: December 8, 2012, 8:25 pm
Do you have any siblings? Are you related to Carl Hornung of Ohio?
Asked on: November 24, 2012, 7:17 pm
what was the players last name that you played with with the first name of byron he went to notre dame with you and went to the stealers he was native amaircan and was done playing due to his knees and all the repairs on them
Dear,paul
Asked on: November 23, 2012, 10:34 am
As a student at St. Anthony's Elementary School, my teacher, a nun, was crazy about Notre Dame football and took the eighth grade class to meet you at what I thought was the Rose Bowl practice session just before the Jan. 1, 1957 Rose Bowl game. I have a picture with you and me and also one with Captain Jim ______ but checking the internet it does not look like Notre Dame played in that Rose Bowl game???? No one believes me about the picture with you but I wrote on it and carried it in my wallet for years so I know it is you. I'm 69 now and a grandmother who would like to pass this picture on to my grandsons. What do you think? Pam K
Asked on: November 20, 2012, 3:28 pm
Where did you live in Portland? I was listening to you on the radio. I live off Montgomery Street near 23rd street. Just curious.
Thank you,
Barry
Asked on: November 15, 2012, 11:32 am
Just wanted to ask if you remember my grandparents Jake and Irene McAllister from ND
Asked on: November 11, 2012, 12:29 pm
The Wiki bio fails to mention your role in film. Can you list films in which you appeared and make sure Wiki has the description as well. Thanks, a long-time fan, Tom Edwards
Asked on: October 16, 2012, 11:04 pm
Paul, a player on the BYU football team by the name of Reed Hornung, a deep snapper, believes he is distantly related to you. He's from Anoka, Minn., and his parents are Mike and Jervae Hornung.
Do you happen to know how the two of you are related?
Asked on: October 10, 2012, 10:16 pm
Mr Hornung, what do you think about the Irish's chance of a National Championship this season?
Asked on: October 4, 2012, 5:21 pm
Just curious Paul, in the book American Desparado, John Roberts states that his little punk friend hit you over head with a Heinz ketchup bottle. Is there any truth to this? I have a bet with a friend, thanks, Terry
Asked on: October 4, 2012, 1:27 pm
DEAR PAUL.. I KNOW HOW HARD, IT WAS, ... WHEN MRS. LOMBARDI, TOLD YOU,
BE CAREFUL, PAUL, WHEN YOU SEE, THE COACH. IN THE HOSPITAL, ROOM, YOU WILL NOT SEE THE MAN WE KNEW. WHAT GUTS. GOD BLESS, YOU GOLDEN BOY. MICHAEL SOBYRA.
Asked on: September 30, 2012, 10:14 pm
Did you know Helen Hornung? Married name Helen Rommell
Asked on: September 19, 2012, 6:55 pm
Hey Paul I'm doing an independent reading project for school. I'm reading the "Golden Boy." Its a really good book but I wanted to now why you wrote that book. I would also want to know what are you doing now.
Asked on: September 15, 2012, 8:05 pm
Hi. Last night at the Peninsula Players in Door County, Wisconsin we saw the play "Lombardi.". It was really good. You were very prominent, the actor whoo played you did a great job, and everyone in the audience cheered for you. Great fun and memories. Tha nks.
Asked on: September 13, 2012, 4:53 pm
Paul, I tihnk you and I began the tradition of Packers riding kids bikes to the practice field. One of my best memories is of the time you came out of the locker room, running a little behind, pointed to my red Schwinn bike leaning against the chain link of Lambeau Field and asked to take it to the practice field. You told me you'd leave it at the corner of the field (which you did). rsborman@charter.net
Asked on: September 13, 2012, 11:21 am
My brother gave me a Leroy Neiman print that has your's and many others autograph, circa 1979. I know you've autographed thousands of items over the years but I would like to send you a copy of this print to see if you can remember any details about it as I am coming up empty. Would you be willing to have a look? Thank you for your time. -di zurick
Asked on: September 13, 2012, 9:13 am
My best friend and the man that made me a true Packer fan, my dad died. I grew up in Milwaukee, Wisconsin from 1960 through 1966. You were
our favorite player. I Hope that I could get a sighned football card, and full size helmet sighned by you in his honor. My oldest brother thinks that it is impossible. You were hs favorite also.
Asked on: September 13, 2012, 9:10 am
My best friend and the man that made me a true Packer fan, my dad died. I grew up in Milwaukee, Wisconsin from 1960 through 1966. You were
our favorite player. I Hope that I could get a sighned football card, and full size helmet sighned by you in his honor. My oldest brother thinks that it is impossible. You were hs favorite also.
Asked on: September 12, 2012, 3:38 pm
My best friend and the man that made me a true Packer fan, my dad died. I grew up in Milwaukee, Wisconsin from 1960 through 1966. You were
our favorite player. I Hope that I coule get à sighned football card, and full size helmet sighned by you in his honor. My oldest brother thinks that it is impossible. You were hs favorite also.
Asked on: August 31, 2012, 6:47 am
i'd like your autograph on a book owned by my uncle. He and I bleed green and gold. He leant me his copy of "When Pride Still Mattered" and I'd like to return the favor. How might this be possible?
Asked on: August 21, 2012, 3:43 pm
Hello Paul, I am in the process of doing research for a production of "Lombardi". I had a question for you though that I haven't been able to find in my research. I was wondering how old were you when you were working with Lombardi? It seems as if you were definitely one of the veteran players for the Packers. I hope to hear back from you. Thanks so much!
Asked on: July 17, 2012, 9:25 pm
Who is your favorite person to pick your horses I hear Rocco was is that true
Asked on: July 10, 2012, 10:03 am
Nothing new on your blog! Hope you are in good health. You have given me so much pleasure watching you play.
Asked on: June 16, 2012, 12:52 am
Any truth to the legend that upon being caught missing bedcheck by Lombardi, he threatened a substantial fine if you repeated the offense, then declared that if there was a woman in the county (where training camp was held) worth it, that the both of you go see her?
Asked on: June 6, 2012, 7:19 pm
How can i get a picture signed that was taken back in 1967. You spoke at our football banquet and me and my friend had our pictue taken with you. My name is Tommy Ray-teray13@yahoo.com. Please let me know how and where to send the pictures and how much the cost will be.
Asked on: May 18, 2012, 5:21 pm
2 questions from 10 year old son Thomas Luedke, who has recently discovered your accomplishments with the Packers in the 60s and would like to play football in South Bend.
Does it take discipline and good looks to get into Notre Dame?
Do you recall who your opponent was in photo ID#12 in the merchandise store?
thanks
Thomas Luedke
Shorewood,IL
thanks
Asked on: May 18, 2012, 4:10 pm
Hey Paul: I've been a Notre Dame fan ALL of my life (64 yrs old) & deeply wanted to go there. A lot of people helped me but not in the cards because of a low SAT and not quite a B average, but I gave it my best shot, (ironically I went to UMiami). Question, I go out to South Bend every year, in fact, I've seen you. I know how you must feel about your Alma Mater, believe me...I've heard, as of the 1980's, you have given approximately $500,000 in alumni contributions. Just how much have you?..You need not be modest, it speaks well!I know, I'm Catholic too! (eg. Our Blessed Lord said, "Don't let your left hand know!") Just wanted to ask....THAT says how you feel,Paul, I know. I NEVER GET TIRED O' GOIN OUT THERE! Anyway, looking forward to this season, hope to see you out there sometime. I've met MANY, MANY class people there & would have a long time explaining..Lujack, Moon Mullins, Tripucka, Ross Browner, John Panelli, Angelo Bertelli, Tom Banks, Chris Smith, and (a tear), Tom Pagna.......What a wonderful place.She will ALWAYS remain with me, and I'll always come out. I've often said my two favorite places on earth are The Grotto and the Ring of Kerry at Dingle Peninsula. Anyway, take care, God bless you always.....Yours in Notre Dame...."Love thee, Notre Dame!" Michael.
Asked on: May 7, 2012, 11:08 pm
Where did Mr Hornung attend grade school and what was the name of the school.?
Asked on: April 22, 2012, 11:56 am
Mr. Hornung:
Please tell us what you remember about Alex Karras as a player. Does he belong in the NFL Hall of Fame?
Asked on: April 14, 2012, 1:36 am
I have a Sports Illustrated w/ Paul on the cover that I would like to have autographed. How do I go about this?
Asked on: April 5, 2012, 6:36 pm
Hello Paul,
In 2009 I was having a Packer's mini-helmet commissioned by the artist Peter Max when the person at the gallery mentioned that you also had a helmet. I was just wondering if this was true as the Packers and Peter Max are two of my favorite things. Thanks for your time. Go Pack Go.
Asked on: March 24, 2012, 11:09 pm
Paul,
Wondering when you might be in the South Bend area. I am an usher at the Joyce Center, my wife is an \'82 Law School grad, and our daughter was chosen as an early admitance student in December. I would like to meet you and receive an autograph. Thanks and Go Irish.
Gerry Brown
Asked on: March 24, 2012, 12:40 pm
Are you related to Reed Hornung who plays football for BYU?
Asked on: March 22, 2012, 1:23 pm
how many total passes did Puel Hornuiung throw in his pro career?
Asked on: March 18, 2012, 9:50 am
Hi, my name is jason. My dad recently passed and I acquired his lifetime collection of packers memorabilia. I too am part of it. For my middle name is vincent. I just wanted to let you know that you and bart and fuzzy were big part in my dads life. He's only met fuzzy thurston personally, but you gave him inspiration and hope that there was a giant chzhead in the sky for him. I have many autographed photos, but the one I like the most came straight off of fuzzy thurston's wall at his bar in green bay. The picture consists of bart starr in the backround. You running the ball and fred blocking for you. Its hard to read some of the writing, but I thinks it says to the biggest packer fan jeff, best wishes fuzzy thurston. I would be honored if you could sign it too. I promise it won't be sold. I don't plan on selling any of his stuff. As a matter of fact. I'm still in the process of hanging all his stuff back up on the walls of my place. It would mean a great deal to me if you could and I'm sure to him too. Thank you for taking the time to read this and I'm looking forward to a response. My email address is jasonburrell8485@gmail.com
Asked on: March 17, 2012, 5:56 pm
The hornung Kid that plays at Colorado State.,What is his relation to Paul Hornung
Asked on: March 15, 2012, 4:45 pm
Is your son or grandson playing for Colorado state basketball? Is his name Pierce?
Asked on: March 15, 2012, 4:21 pm
Is your son or grandson playing for Colorado state basketball? Is his name Pierce?
Asked on: March 15, 2012, 1:31 pm
Is Pierce Hornung the basketball player at Colorado State your grandson?
Asked on: March 14, 2012, 4:18 pm
Will you be signing autographs in Wisconsin in the coming few months? I desperately want to get one for my man cave!
Asked on: March 13, 2012, 5:49 pm
Mr. Hornung,
Any chance you could come to the ND vs. BYU game in October ? My son will be playing (Reed Hornung) and would LOVE to meet you. I know you must be very busy, but that would be awesome for two Hornungs to meet on that field!
Jervae Hornung
Asked on: March 4, 2012, 5:05 pm
if u were 25 again do u think u could play in the nfl today,how often did u stay in touch with max after the glory days in green bay?
Asked on: March 2, 2012, 2:25 pm
Paul,
Can you tell me when you are going to do another autograph signing? I have a ball signed by a majority of the 1966 Packers, except for you and a couple of other players. I would love to have you sign it. Thank You.
Mark K.
Asked on: February 27, 2012, 11:51 am
How nasty were these guys? Your own Ray Nitchske, Bill George, Joe Schmidt, Don Paul, Dick Butkus,Bill Bishop,George Connor, and Ed Sprinkle. Almost forgot Nighttrain Lane. No zone coverage back then. Thanks: Jim
Asked on: February 24, 2012, 5:17 pm
In Ray Nitschke's autobiography "Mean On Sunday", he defended himself at length about the accusation of being a dirty player. Nitschke claimed that he was inspired to play all-out, even in practice, by the example of Jimmy Taylor. This exuberance didn't always sit well with fellow Packers, as noted by you, Jerry Kramer, and Gary Knafelc. Nitschke hurt Jim Ringo in practice before a crucial game, although he noted the defense was being egged on by Lombardi to hit their teammates harder.
In your autobiography, you wrote that Nitschke broke your friend Rick Casares' ankle on purpose during a game against the Bears. This would appear to be a very dirty play. You also portray him later backing out of fight with a healthy Casares, which seems cowardly.
My question is: Was Nitschke regarded as a dirty player by his fellow Packers? And was he regarded as a dirty player by the rest of the league?
Asked on: February 23, 2012, 11:15 pm
Dear Mr Hornung,
I grew up in Louisville, Manual High School '64, but have not been back for several years. As a boy I recall watching professional wrestling occasionally on local TV, probably WAVE channel 3. It was very simple, small-time wrestling compared to what it is now. My question: Did Bart Starr ever try professional wrestling in Louisville during the off season or was I just dreaming?
Best regards, Tim Haas
Holden, Maine
Asked on: February 16, 2012, 3:01 am
mr. hornung, my kids and i are diehard packer fans. we live sw of chicago. my youngest daughter plays college softball in wisconsin. so i am there alot. gods country.. i grew up a packer fan in a bear household. alot of tussles with my 4 brothers. met you at the college of st. francis where you were speaking. i got your autograph on that nights program. just wanted to thank you for the memories . packer nation is alive and well and rockin. my question is what was it like to play in green bay , for the best coach there ever was , and most of all the fans in packer nation. i am sure you guys couldn,t believe the greenbay fans !!!1 andy ski
Asked on: February 15, 2012, 2:50 pm
Are you going to be in Canton in August for the HOF inductions would like the chance for my daughter and I to meet you in person at the autograph sessions. From: Jim in OH
Asked on: February 14, 2012, 7:54 pm
How much do you charge to be a guest speaker at a USN ships reunion? Average age of these shipmates is 60-75. I'm sure most remember your playing days at N.D. and with Green Bay.
Asked on: January 17, 2012, 8:04 pm
Hi Paul, I wonder if we\'re related! Let compare notes.
Asked on: January 7, 2012, 9:48 pm
Mr. hornung any chance you will make to Fuzzy's the weekend of the 15th of Jan. I would love to buy you a beverage of your choice.
Asked on: January 5, 2012, 9:07 pm
Hello Mr Hornung,
Is you Heisman Trophy on display somewhere for the general public to see?
Asked on: January 4, 2012, 4:10 pm
Paul,
What are your thoughts on all the celebrating that goes on by players after each play or touchdown?
Do you think Coach Lombardi would have allowed the Lambeau Leap?
Asked on: December 30, 2011, 8:20 pm
When did he say that Notre Dame needed to lower its entry standards to attract more Black athletes?:
Asked on: September 7, 2011, 2:40 pm
Hi Paul! Thanks for blogging. What did you think of the Lombardi documentary that has been on the tube recently? I'm also reading the Maraniss bio of Vince. What a fascinating phenomenon were the Packers of the 1960s.
Asked on: August 10, 2011, 1:16 pm
Paul,
what are your thoughts about the upcoming college football season? Will OU run the table? Will the Tide over take them? Will the National Champion be an undefeated squad? I know it's way too early, but do you have any Heisman candidates?
Thanks
Asked on: July 19, 2011, 6:06 pm
Paul, I just want to say thanks for all you have done. I read your book about 5 years ago in 1 afternoon. The first game I can remember watching was either the 1st or second Super Bowl so I have been a Packers fan since 66 or 67. I was born in 1960. So I can not ever remember you playing but I have seen all your highlights. I feel so proud that your from Louisville. Bart was my man then of course Brett and now Arron.I came to Damon\'s when you had Brett on your show. I just can not get over Brett.I want him to play again this season but I finally know it is time for him to retire. I feel so bad for him concerning last season and everything he had to go through.It simply kills me that he has to suffer with the thoughts that he threw the INT\'s in the Packers-Giants and then the Vikings-Saints NFC Championship games .Well at least he won 1 Super Bowl. When I feel too bad for him I think of Marino who has 0 Super Bowls and that Brett is also probably worth 100 million.I wanted to kill Fran Tarkenton when he was saying a bunch of crap about Brett when the Vikings fist signed him.I hope you do not hold this against me but my heart had me rooting for the Vikings the last 2 years. I went to the last two Vikings-Packers games in Lambeau. I took Rusty Jones who is Larry\'s son. It was his first time going to Lambeau and he loved it. I had been trying for 30 years to get Rusty to go. Now I will shut up and ask my question. Did you agree with Ted Thompson\'s & McCathy\'s decision to let Brett go or what would you have done if you were GM of the Packers and had to make that decision? LOL, I am watching the NFL channel as I write this and just saw that you and Jim Taylor were the #1 running back duo. I had seen this before. Hey, you through a good block. Paul, I know you have had a great life, congratuations. Thanks, Steve Logsdon PS Skeet has a Green Bay helmet and footbal that she was going to ask you and Bart to sign before he could not make your event. I told Rusty to tell Skeet to hang on to items in hopes that Bart will come next year. Oh and I became a hard core Packers fan again as soon as the Vikings were done.
Asked on: July 14, 2011, 6:00 am
Mr. Hornung,
just wanted to say that I saw you on the news last evening helping out the football league in Shawnee, after they were vandalized. It is nice to have people like you in our community. Also I know it has been a few years back, but my father and uncle attended Flaget at about the same time as you, Ken and Jack Hendrickson, I was curious if you knew either of them? Thanks Tim Hendrickson
Asked on: July 13, 2011, 9:33 pm
Hi Paul.. I see you are going to be at the national in Chicago... Are you going to be at a booth signing also or just with all the other people signing? Thanks ken
Asked on: July 5, 2011, 7:33 am
I have a trivia book that says you played quarterback for the Packers before Bart Starr. Is this true?
Asked on: June 27, 2011, 12:52 pm
Do you remember Nancy Schrantz ? Now it's Nancy Haas. She had managed the Left End Steak House in Manitowoc, Wi. I am her son Ron. I did meet you when Max spent some time at Manitowoc. We have some items that were never picked up from the restaurant, the autographed football, ice bucket and the tea set. We are trying to authenticate these to auction them off. Is there anyway you can help us with this matter? If interested, I can give you my mom's phone number, where she lives near Appleton.
Thanks, Ron
Asked on: May 23, 2011, 4:54 pm
why didnt you play for bear bryant and the wildcats? also was bryant a great coach then or just a good coach on his way to his destiny?
Asked on: May 21, 2011, 5:25 pm
Paul - Recently read an article ont he web indicting Sherrill Sipes not Paul Hornung was the best high school player in America in 1952. If so, how did Flaget ever lose in '52? Also, how good was Sipes and why didn't he excel at ND? And what kind of times de he have in the 100 and 220?
Thanks.
Asked on: May 21, 2011, 5:18 pm
I heard Jimmy Taylor was hard to get to know and was aloof when he played for the Packers
Asked on: May 20, 2011, 11:09 pm
Did you play on the Army reserve softball team. My father claims he played with you in the Army on an awesome softball team.
Asked on: April 30, 2011, 5:13 pm
Paul,
I guess this is more of a comment than a question, but I wanted you to know that my 8-year-old son (Sam) is joining a youth football league later this summer and participants have the opportunity to select their own jersey number. He has seen highlight films of you, heard me speak about you, heard my father speak about you, etc., etc., and he has chosen #5 for his number. While other kids talk about Aaron Rodgers and Clay Matthews, he talks about "Paul Hornung." Since he was born deaf in one of his ears, I don't know that he will ever be a pro athlete, but he certainly aspires to be like you, Paul.
Fingers crossed that you do an autograph signing somewhere in Wisconsin in the not-so-distant future since he desperately wants to meet you.
Best wishes and thank you for all of the incredible memories.
Michael Roherty
Asked on: April 25, 2011, 4:20 pm
Did HBO contact you about Lombardi documentary? Saw Kramer, Starr and Robinson. Stunned they didn\'t interview you.
Asked on: April 16, 2011, 6:53 pm
Did you ever drive a firetruck down Washington Avenue in Green Bay after winning a Superbowl?
Asked on: March 31, 2011, 12:57 pm
Paul:
I played football for 22 years in school and in semi-pro. I played various offensive and defensive positions but I was also the kicker (straight-on square toed) every season that I played. I used you as an example of being an all around football player and when I began coaching I stressed your accomplishments (on the field) as an example to all of my young players. Last night I showed my 16 year old son who plays both ways on his high school team and who also kicks (straight on), a picture of you following through on a field goal kick in the 1961 NFL championship game. I told my son that this is what you should look like when you have kicked the ball perfectly. It's a great picture (from the book Seven. I also have your books and When Pride Still Mattered and an NFL football autographed by you after your induction into the HOF.)
Please encourage my son to continue to work on his kicking game.
Thank you from a big fan of Paul Hornung and the Lombardi Packers.
Asked on: March 29, 2011, 9:59 pm
Paul,
Read Lombardi and I have just ordered your book as well. I really have a great deal of respect and admiration for you and that teams era. I hope to have you speak at our company's outing in May and will connect wiht your website to make tha happen.
thanks for the great times and building the dynasty.
Frank
Asked on: March 7, 2011, 10:02 pm
Hi! I am a local autograph seeker. My question is: If i send a collectible card to you for you to sign at the PO BOX provided by Packers.com, are there any associated autograph fees / charitable donations requirements? I would like to know this before i send it.
Thank You.
GO PACK GO!
Asked on: February 20, 2011, 4:26 pm
Hey Paul,
i want to ask if you have related in germany?
Asked on: February 19, 2011, 11:47 pm
Paul" remember in calif many years ago, during a game , a young girl ran out on to the field, touched your shoulder and said take a picture with me , you stood up to hide me from your couch..later I waited for you ' you kissed me you were chewing juicey fruit gum ' every time I see a pack of juicey fruit gum it reminds me of you , still waiting for that phone call" 907-586-5086 ask for Jude''' what fun that day was.
Asked on: February 15, 2011, 3:34 pm
hi paul, it is rumored that you practiced punting in the old gas building on 25th and st paul ave in milwaukee. is that true. if so could you elaborate please. thanks, deb
Asked on: February 13, 2011, 10:07 am
Hello Paul. I have a question that no Packer historian can answer. Maybe you can help...What color were the 1958 Packer uniforms that you wore during the regular season (not pre-season)? Lore has it that since the Packers were 1-10-1, Scooter McLean had the uniforms burned after the season. No colored pictures seem to exist anywhere. We believe that the home jersey was green with white trim, pants were white with green trim, helmet was white with green strip...away jersey was white with green trim, pants and helmet same as home. Do you agree? Do you know of any photo that may exist?
Thanks for you help with this. I have been an avid Packer fan since the 50's.
Sincerely,
Pat Andrejeski
Asked on: February 11, 2011, 4:25 pm
Did you go to St. Francis of Assisi grade school in Louisville?
Asked on: February 8, 2011, 5:40 pm
Mr. Hornung,
I just recently won a throwback jersey of yours and was wondering where I can find out your signing appearances so I can have the honor of having you sign it?
Asked on: February 6, 2011, 1:14 pm
Hi Paul. Just curious if you look at the videos on the official Packers site. They asked some player's who their favorite Packer's were and Charles Woodson mentioned Willie Davis for leadership, but said you were his favorite. Does that recognition please you? Also, have you spent enough time in WI to develop a taste for bratwurst?
Have a Nice Day,
Mike Kvale
Asked on: February 6, 2011, 8:45 am
When I was a Young man of 9 or 10 a large man with blonde hair in a suit with another equaly large man also in a suit took the time to stop in the city park in Gillett Wi to play a pick-up foot ball game with a bunch of kids. I am always greatfull to you and your friend for taking the time.
Your fan forever!
Asked on: February 5, 2011, 12:20 pm
who gave him weekend pass from the army to play football
Asked on: February 1, 2011, 9:19 am
Paul, why do you think they won't ever [it seem's like] finaly allow Pete Rose back in baseball do you think it will ever happen?
Asked on: January 30, 2011, 1:06 pm
... i remember reading a story about you where a sportwriter asked you "How are you doing, Paul?" on the day after you missed a field goal that would have won the game ... Your answer was: "Oh, I can't kick!" ... i can't remember, tho, how many kicks it was you missed ... sorry to bring this up, but can you clarify? ... steve politi wrote a great piece on Mr. Lombardi in the Star-Leger of Newark today (Sunday, Jan. 30, 2011) ... many thanks .. bob decker ...
Asked on: January 28, 2011, 3:01 pm
Mr Hornung,I always wondered how fast you ran the hundred yard dash in?
Asked on: January 27, 2011, 11:48 pm
I am looking to purchase a paul hornung (1963 or 1964)endorsed football w/ a paul hornung signature from ebay. The writing on the football is faded so I can now really read if its really paul hornung endorsed and I can not find any information on it. Did u ever endorse a football during the 1960's?
Asked on: January 27, 2011, 4:55 pm
Dear Mr. Hornung,
My uncle has a cottage on a lake in Northern Wisconsin not far from Bass Lake. When I was a kid Bart Starr was having dinner in the restaurant at the golf course there and gave me his autograph. I am wondering if you are familiar with the area. Fuzzy Thurston also had a cottage next door to my uncles at a smaller lake nearby and as the story goes he traded one of his Super Bowl rings for the property. Have you heard the story?
Thanks
Ryan
Asked on: January 26, 2011, 4:22 pm
Paul,
I have an old Packer jersey from the 1960's with your number on it.
I received it from someone who said he was an assistant equipment manager for
the Packers during that time. Your number had been sewn over Max McGee's
number 85. Legend has it that you stole Max's jersey as a joke and then took
his number off and sewed your number over it.
I have kept this jersey for the last 30 some years, and even wore it when
at times when playing football. Could you verify this story for me, and if
indeed it is true, could I get you to autograph it?
Perhaps if this is a true story, the Packer Hall of Fame might be interested
in displaying this jersey along with the story as you remember it.
I look forward to hearing from.
Sincerely,
James A. Stephens
750 Pine Acres Drive
Baraboo, Wisconsin 53913
jimdebstephens@gmail.com
Asked on: January 23, 2011, 8:52 pm
My father watched you, as did my brother growing up. We also are Hornungs. We are from Phila. area and have repeatedly corrected people that your name is pronounced with the "u" sound not the "ing". Can you recommend a good book to read about you and your life, where your family was first from etc. My father is 89 and has always been proud to watch you. thanks for responding, Patti Hornung Reilly
Asked on: January 20, 2011, 12:37 pm
Paul, how would you describe the Bears-Packers rivalry when you were playing?
Asked on: January 19, 2011, 12:12 pm
when and where will you be signing autos in green bay? your one of my favorite players and i gotta have your auto! cant chance ebay! too many fakes! i want the real deal! just like you! :) god bless paul.
Asked on: January 17, 2011, 7:34 pm
Hello,Paul.I really enjoyed Vince Lombardi's biography on HBO a couple of weeks ago,but something was missing---you.Bart Star,Frank Gifford,Ron Kramer and others were profiled,but no Paul Hornung.Over the years you have been coach Lombardi's number advocate and yet you were not interviewed ,nor did HBO use some of your old quotes,WHY? ---Carmine Paulicano,California. P.S. I undestand you had some good times at Chez Jay's restaurant in Santa Monica in your heyday.
Asked on: January 15, 2011, 8:40 am
Hey Paul- just saw Lombardi on Broadway last night. Wondering if you've seen it yet? What you thought of it and/or the fellow who played you. Thanks buddy, Nick
Asked on: January 8, 2011, 9:48 pm
dear paul......you were such a great player and such a great ++ for the game of football!....that i'm wondering why we never see you on TV as a commentator or a guest commentator?...or have i just missed you?
Asked on: January 4, 2011, 11:06 am
Dear Mr. Hornung,
My company is about to move into a building in Milwaukee\'s Menomonee River Valley that comes with a curious story that we are reaching out to you to substantiate.
The building was part of the former Wisconsin Gas Light West Side Works complex located between along the North bank of the Menomonee River and immediately east of 27th Street along Interstate 94.
For many years, after being gutted of it\'s coal gassification infrastructure, the red brick building apparently sat idle.
That\'s where a possible connection to you comes in.
Do you recall ever having pre-game meetings, walkthroughs, or personal practice sessions in a long, tall and relatively narrow warehouse building on any of your homegames that were played at Milwaukee\'s County Stadium?
Many images of the building ... new and old ... can be found at the following photo-sharing link that our firm has set up online: http://www.flickr.com/photos/55128752@N07/sets/72157625242686037/show/
I know it\'s a long-shot ... but, it would be a story we\'d love to pass along to our guests ... if it turns out to be true.
I look forward to hearing from you.
Kevin J. O\'Donnell
Marketing Communications
Zimmerman Architectural Studios
Milwaukee, WI
Asked on: January 4, 2011, 1:11 am
Paul, I was 9 years old in 1963 when you were suspended. I cried for two weeks and plotted against Pete Rozele after school with my friends. I remember the game vividly against The Colts in the fog but my favrorite was the Title game against the Browns. How was your feeling about going out on the muddy field that day? I always loved to play in the mud (I admit to praying for rain the nights before my high school games).
Asked on: January 1, 2011, 1:54 pm
Paul,
We first met in 1970. You had blond hair, I had dark brown hair. You weighed 220, I weighed 195. I was married with just 2 sons at the time.
We spent the next 35 years avoiding trouble and having spectacular dinners from NYC to Beverly Hills. We went to a couple of Super Bowls and met some of the nicest and richest people in the country. From DC to Dallas.
Next time you are in FL, I\'ll beat your ass in golf. Or maybe not.
Happy New Year Paulie.
Love ya.
Jim Feeney
Asked on: December 31, 2010, 2:45 pm
Hi,
My family and I just saw Lombardi on Broadway and we thought it was great as it not only went into football but also some of his personal life. Have you had the chance to see it and if so, was that what coach, you and Jim Taylor were really like?
Hope you and the family had a great holiday!
Thanks, Ed
Asked on: December 29, 2010, 7:11 pm
Mr. Hornung: Have you done any genealogy on the Hornung side? Do you know where your ancestors were before Kentucky? We share a very uncommon last name (less than 5,000 in the world) and I always wondered if we were related. I was able to trace my great-great Grandfather to Bieber, Biebergemünd, Germany and the surrounding area is "Hornung Country". He migrated in 1846 to Pennsylvania, but, some relatives went to Buffalo and Ohio.
Best regards,
Russ Hornung
Hockessin, Delaware (born in Schuylkill County, Pennsylvania)
Asked on: December 29, 2010, 1:58 pm
Hello Paul and a Happy New Year to you. We are trying to find an article about the December 12, 1965 win of Green Bay over the Baltimore Colts. I have looked in the Baltimore Sun archives for Dec 13th and see from the snippet you get to read before purchase that your role seemed downplayed compared to Jim Taylor, plus it was only 475 words. Is there a better place to look for an article on this game - was striking out from the Green Bay Gazette as well.
Thank you.
Holly Bramble, Chestertown, MD
Asked on: December 24, 2010, 4:46 pm
mr. hornung when you were still playing you got a neck injury that was very serious. i was wondering if that is okay now or does it still bother you. also was that injury why retired from football. i have always loved watching you play when i was a younger, you and jim taylor. i hope you are in good health. thank you gary
Asked on: December 23, 2010, 6:22 pm
Happy Birthday Paul!
Hope you have a great day and a year ahead filled with great health, wealth, love and happiness...however YOU define it!!
A Green Bay Kid of the Glory Days...Patricia Hendricks of Dubuque, IA
Asked on: December 23, 2010, 3:03 pm
Dear Mr. Hornung: I drove to the Twin Cities from Hibbing, 8 hours to request your signature on a Packer Football for my pastors for Christmas, but when I got to the conference, the owner said you had left the conference early. The paper said you were signing from 10-2 and I got there a little after 1. I then gave the ball to Paul at Sports Plus in Wauwatosa, WI to see if he could get your signature, but I have not heard anything and do not know if I will ever see the football or money again. Paul seemed like a good guy, but do not know if you know him or not. Do you have any advice?
Thanks
Denny Blomberg 218-259-7500
Asked on: December 22, 2010, 8:42 pm
I know the answer, but if you answer these questions yourself, Paul, do you remember having dinner at Jim Gruber's home? I was dating Rick in high school; because they knew you were my girlhood hero, they invited me-I've lost your autograph, but did buy your latest book. When my mom was alive, she would send Courier Journal articles-love this site-you'll always be my favorite sports player. Jan Myers Smith
Asked on: December 20, 2010, 6:52 pm
Mr. Hornung: I grew up in northern Illinois (Rock Island - Ken Bowman's hometown and high school). Most of my friends were Bears fans. I loved the Packers. My two sports heroes were Paul Hornung and Arnold Palmer. I loved to watch you with the Packers - how you made your cuts, how skillfully you used those blockers. I always thought that Chuck Mercein should have gotten a lot more credit for winning the Ice Bowl - he had some marvelous plays at the very end of the game. What a legendary win. I know by then you were with the Saints (ugh!), but I saw you on the bench in "civilian clothes" sitting next to Bart Starr in some of the Ice Bowl footage. Enough babbling for now.
In my "legendary" adolescent sandlot running back performances, I always tryed to run emulating you.
Very Best Holiday wishes...
Lee Walker, Independence, MO
Asked on: December 13, 2010, 7:27 pm
I just noticed the comments below about Lombardi and Bryant. Both were coaching grandsons of Rockne. At Fordham Lombardi played for Crowley and Leahy, who of course both had played for Rockne. At Alabama Bryant played for Frank Thomas, who also had played for Rockne.
BTW, I have seen your second Heisman Trophy, which is in a bar/grill in North Kansas City.
Asked on: December 11, 2010, 10:42 pm
What change, or changes would you want to make to the pro game?
Asked on: December 11, 2010, 8:57 pm
Dear Mr. Hornung, My son is a loyal Notre Dame fan and has studied the ND football greats and believes you are one of the best. We live in Bettendorf, Iowa and I was wondering whether you will be making any appearances near here that I could bring him to so he could obtain your autograph. He would love to have your autograph on an ND football!!
Marina Reese (Alex's mom)
Asked on: December 8, 2010, 1:14 am
Paul,What years did you win the mvp.I thought it was 60 + 61. I have seen a football signed by you and had the inscription mvp 61 - 62 so I was confused to the correct years.
Asked on: December 6, 2010, 1:04 pm
Dear Mr. Hornung, You played a very important part in my life when my dad died at Christmas in 1971. From what I understand, friends of my mom and dad contacted you when you were in Louisville then and you joined with a local department store to give my siblings and me the only Christmas presents we would receive that year. My dad was buried on Christmas eve. I still have the brooch that I received from you and(I believe it was ) J.C. Penney. My brother, who was only 11 at the time, still has a tight grip on the football that you autographed for him. We are now so much older and have also lost our Mom,too but I am reaching to thank you after all these years. Without the internet, I would have never found a link to you. All of those people that I perceive as heroes are growing older,too and some have passed on before I could thank them. I especially wanted to thank you for reaching out to six heart-broken children in their most trying time. We had never even been informed that our father wasn't going to recover. We had never encountered cancer before in our short time on Earth. Thank you,sir. My dad had me watching you play from 1965(I was 11) so I would never " be a football widow" like my mom. The Packers are still MY team and always will be. Thank you again. Your generosity will never be forgotten.. Most Sincerely, Debra Bolton ( daughter of Grover C. Bolton and Mary J. Bolton)
Asked on: December 1, 2010, 4:36 pm
hi paul,my ? is how much time did you spend at the quarterback position in college? was your primary position in college halfback or defined as something else? thanks for all your contributions to the game and to society,it has been a great ride for all of us!
Asked on: November 9, 2010, 4:12 pm
Mr. Hornung I was about 4 years old when I first watched you and the Packers play. I'm 54 years old now and still have fond memories of the Packers. I've been a Wisconsin native all my life and the Packers were always fun to watch. I was wondering what you thought of Brett Favre playing for the Vikings. My wife and I were at the Vikings Cardinals game last Sunday and he pulled off another one. Alot of people consider him a traitor here in northwestern WI. but I still admire him and enjoy his tremendous grit at 41 playing at that level. Your thoughts, Thanks, Jeff Leehe
Asked on: November 4, 2010, 4:26 pm
Hi Paul. This is Nathalie at the Portland Museum. I am working on our Paul Hornung exhibit and I am confused about the color of the uniforms at Notre Dame when you played there. Were they Green/Gold or Blue/Gold, or both.Was there a green squad and a blue squad? Hope you can explain. Thanks, Nathalie
Asked on: October 31, 2010, 10:59 am
Paul,
I am kind of surprised by the play of the Irish this season. Losing to Navy and Tulsa is shocking. Is the talent base weak at ND? I thought Charlie pulled in some respectable classes. Maybe they were over-rated. What is it going to take to turn the program around?
Asked on: October 19, 2010, 9:05 pm
Just letting you know your a football legend,gentleman, and have made such an impact on the great game of football. You, Bart Starr, and Jim Taylor was one deadly combination...thanks for the memories Paul,and your in every Football book I have that discusses the history of football & to what it is today haha how bout that
Asked on: October 17, 2010, 6:12 pm
Paul, Do you think ND should continue to be an independent or join the Big 10? Seems like most independents from the past like Fla State, Miami, etc have all gone the conference route. Only BYU is going the opposite direction and becoming independent. I saw BYU get mauled by TCU this weekend and it was the worst display of BYU offensive football I have ever seen. They made a huge mistake.
Asked on: October 17, 2010, 6:06 pm
Paul, What do you think about the BCS? Is it time for a playoff? Do you favor paying college football players as they give up their bodies so schools can make millions? Thanks.
Asked on: October 17, 2010, 9:24 am
What would you say is the strongest point of the Green Bay Packers?
Asked on: October 17, 2010, 2:05 am
Paul,
Nice to talk to a player who played "when it was a game" and not the shadow said has become today, my opine. To me GB is STILL the greatest 'team' ever (they're my second favorite ever behind my Chiefs; I also liked the Raiders & Chargers - emphasis on 'liked' because for me football today just doesn't measure up to yesteryear (I'm only 54 but old enough to have seen best then & now; substance today is sadly lacking.)
Now the bad news... I'm also an old American Football League fan, 1960-1969; you probably guessed that. Despite that I believe BALT beat themselves SB 3 moreso than did the Jets (feel that if they played each other 10 games then BALT would've perhaps won 7; while KC's win over MIN SB 4 was more decisive, MIN beat KC handily the regular season rematch later that same year. Perhaps both cases the "on any given day any team can win" adage?)
My question: in SB 1 what in your opinion was the difference? Could KC have won based on their 'talent' level? I know CB's Mitchell and Williamson were not so hot, but supposedly KC had the bigger, stronger, faster team OVERALL according to reports.
It was essentially a draw after the 1st half, and in fact shy a missed FG KC would have actually taken a 10-7 lead, GB's only TD Starr & McGee's 'once in a lifetime' answered prayer at that point. Beyond blitzing 2nd half & Wood's INT return I've heard KC wasn't as well-conditioned & they lost their poise. Your thoughts on these particulars I've mentioned or any others appreciated.
Asked on: October 14, 2010, 8:35 am
One of my students found a gold football that has 1955 Extension all american Paul Hornung. She would like to research where this came from.
Asked on: October 12, 2010, 6:27 pm
No question, Mr Hornung, just a statement. Your biography is too modest. You are the greatest all-around football player of all time, period!
Asked on: October 10, 2010, 6:14 pm
Paul,
Paul, enjoyed visiting with the Packers and getting autographs in the lobby of the Drake Hotel when you were in town to play the College All-Stars. You had a great reputation on and off the field. Which city had the best night life when you travelled with the Packers? Our family always used to love watching you guys play the Colts and Johnny U. Which team did you fear the most? Which team had the most punishing defense? Thanks.
Asked on: September 30, 2010, 8:41 pm
Mr.Hornung i've seen you out at churchill downs several times before as well as trackside at churchill when the meet is not live ,would it be possible to have you sign my copies of your book that i have and maybe get a picture with you if by chance i see you there again? Also my father was an old portland boy born on St.Xavier street and attend flaget himself!
Asked on: September 19, 2010, 3:26 pm
Paul,
When you were playing for Green Bay my Husband and I would sneak away from school during the day and watch the Packers practice. I loved listening to Lombardi chastise and occasionally compliment the players. In those days we were so delighted to finally have a team we could be proud of. I'll never forget watching you run, block and kick. As I recall you kicked our field goals, what was the longest you ever kicked? I think I recall either 42 or 52 yards. You were awesome. I heard you were in Fort Lauderdale last winter and hoped you would come into the Sunfish Grill where my Son worked as a bartender. I told him so much about you over the years...I know he would love to shake your hand.
Leanne Starr
Asked on: September 8, 2010, 3:45 pm
Should Reggie Bush have his Heisman trophy taken away?
Asked on: August 29, 2010, 6:02 pm
Have you and Jim Taylor ever teamed up together for autograph signing events?
I would think a great draw!
Gary V
Asked on: August 14, 2010, 1:36 pm
Mr. Hornung,
My name is Mike Hornung. I currently live in Minnesota. The reason I am writing to tell you about my son, his name is Reed Hornung, he is the long snapper for BYU this year and hopefully the next three years. Thought I would let you know so you could keep an eye on him this year, they say he is pretty good. He is number 96.
Asked on: August 6, 2010, 12:05 pm
Paul:
Thanks for taking time and visiting with me about your military service. I forgot to ask if you ever worked with the Fort Riley or Kansas State football teams while you were here in the fall of 1961?
Bill McKale
Asked on: August 4, 2010, 1:12 pm
Mr. Hornung,
I have completed your book entitled Golden Boy. I was wondering who do you think it would have been harder to play for - Coach Lombardi or Coach Bryant? These men seem to have been cut from the cloth or taken out of the same mold.
I also realize that you played for Coach Lombardi, but you were recruited by Coach Bryant while he was at Kentucky.
Thanks.
Asked on: July 22, 2010, 9:16 pm
Paul-
I have a blown up black and white photo of the 1962 championship team. Not the serious one - the one in which you are all making faces and goofing off. You are next to Hog Hanner and have your arm around Henry Jordan. Max McGee signed it at a charity event. The only problem is that Max is not in the photo! My question - Where was Max? I know he was the leading receiver on the team that year, but somehow missed the team photo. Is there a good story that goes with this? Thanks, Mark
Asked on: June 23, 2010, 9:34 pm
Hello, Mr. Hornung,
Thanks for taking the time for your fans!
I believe I saw that you will be at Summerfest the first few days of July... Do you know which days yet and if you will have any friends with you such as Mr. Sayers?
Thank you,
Tony
Asked on: June 21, 2010, 10:35 pm
I have NFL Film's highlight films of the 1961, 1962, and 1965 NFL Championship games, all of which you are in. In one, you throw a TD pass from the halfback position. Are any films available of you playing QB? Also, when I was a kid, I had my dad buy me a copy of "Football and the Single Man", which, if my memory is correct, makes succeeding with women seem really easy. Unfortunately, my mom threw the book away along with my football cards. Probably if she had not thrown the book away, I'd have scored a lot more with the ladies!
Dan Walsh
PS: Please come back to Wisconsin soon for a public autograph signing!
Asked on: June 9, 2010, 2:21 pm
What did the Packers get in return for you and Taylor when they tradedyou to the Saints?
Asked on: June 9, 2010, 2:18 pm
Paul; I tried to tackle you when we played against each other in Catolic school football and you ran over me. You were a good player at Flaget High to.
Remember Sherrill Sipes and Vince Lacoco? Danny K
Asked on: May 31, 2010, 10:55 pm
hello paul,
Wanted to share a Lombardi era packer room with you.Most items are from the Lombardi era.There are a few items of favre and white.Do you get to see alot of packer collection and do you collect any items? here is the link
http://kevinspackermancave.piczo.com/?cr=2
thanks Kevin
Asked on: May 12, 2010, 5:10 pm
Mr. Hornung,
I was wondering if you were going to attend the Broadway play on Coach Lombardi? Also, who has been cast to play you on the stage. Also, who has ben cast to play you in the movie that is due out in 2012? I know that Robert De Niro has been cast to play Coach Lombardi.
Also, do you know where I could possibly get a copy of "Legend in Granite"? This movie was made for TV in the early 70s, and had Ernest Borgnine has Coach Lombardi.
Thanks for your help.
Asked on: April 28, 2010, 4:37 pm
Mr. Hornung,
I have read a great deal on the Packers of the 60s. I do believe that was the golden era of professional football. I read all I can on Coach Lombardi. However, I would like to know why Jerry Kramer is not in the pro football? Without him, there is no Packer sweep.
What can we do to see him placed in the HOF?
Asked on: April 26, 2010, 9:02 pm
Mr Hornung,
Do you ever get to Orlando, Fl? Would love to have an opportunity to see you and have you sign my Notre Dame helmet. Thanks for your time!
Asked on: April 13, 2010, 7:46 pm
Paul,
It was great to see you again at the Collectors' Showcase of America in March 2010 at the Dulles Expo Center in Chantilly, Virginia. How did you and other Packer Greats get invited to these autograph events? One thing I will do next time is great my tickets early. My apologizes for getting your autograph 'behind the curtains.' I do appreciate you taking the time. Later on I met Dave Robinson, Tom Brown, Forrest Gregg and especially Willie Wood. It was good to see Willie getting out and about. Tom Brown did comment how the signatures all of your generation of Packers are readable compared to those of the current generation of Packers.
Okay, one last question...How do you think the Packers will do this year?
Best regards,
Scott
Manassas, Virginia
Asked on: March 18, 2010, 12:09 pm
Hi Paul Hornung,
I just discovered your website, and it is really something. I just finished reading the book about Coach Lombardi's first season with the Packers. It said in there you thought to yourself that "I am the last one on the bench on the worst team in the league." That was the season before Lombardi came.
And then look what happened. How close were you to thinking you may not have a career in pro football?
I enjoyed reading your blog, made me feel like connecting with an old friend.
Wishing you good health.
Vernon
Asked on: February 5, 2010, 9:01 pm
Paul, I am 45 years old and have been a fan of yours since I was a little boy. When I played backyard football the other guys always said "I'm Staubach or I'm Dorsett" but I ALWAYS said "I'm Hornung!" I am constantly amazed by your overall skills as a blocker, runner, passer and kicker. No one in todays game can come close to what you accomplished in 12 games a season. You are a class act and I hope to meet you next time you are in Madison. Any chances? Best wishes always! Jim Hoard
Asked on: January 21, 2010, 9:27 pm
i watch Imus in the Morning - saw the generous gifts you gave for him for Imus Ranch. He also mentioned you had included "Go Ford" in your letter.
I forwarded that info to Alan Mulally, Ford's CEO. Are you a fan of Ford vehicles or their stock??
Asked on: January 12, 2010, 4:56 pm
Mr. Hornung...my son is 24 years old. He cannot look at pro football players
today and see any of them who coincide with his opinion of a "role model". I
suggested that he read up on you and your career. He was very impressed
with the fact that you were an all around player who played for the love of the game without the benefit of any performance enhancing drugs. Any chance of you being in the Northwest Indiana area any time soon?
Asked on: January 7, 2010, 8:53 am
Paul,
What impact do you think Ara Parsegian had on Notre Dame?
Asked on: January 4, 2010, 11:01 pm
Paul, I know you beat Woodson in the 100 yard dash. Were you ever clocked in the 100 in high school or college?
Asked on: December 20, 2009, 6:41 pm
Paul,
Would you consider the 1979 Cotton Bowl the most unbelievable comeback ever? I remember you did the game with Lindsey Nelson. So much has been said about the game. It seems they keep coming up with little side notes just to add to the mystique.
Thanks,
Neil
Asked on: December 9, 2009, 9:28 am
Mr. Hornung, My brother went to Notre Dame in the 1960's and was on an interhall football team. A picture taken of him in the team's uniform was one of his prize possessions; he took it with him to Vietnam and it was somehow lost. I am wondering if you could manage to get one of the helmets from N.D. so that I could surprise him with it this Christmas. I would gladly pay whatever N.D. would charge for it. My brother suffers from many ailments associated with his military service and this would give him a wonderful lift. Thank you.
Asked on: November 25, 2009, 1:59 pm
Paul,
Do you stay in contact with Vince Lombardi Jr. at all?
Asked on: October 10, 2009, 10:06 pm
Paul,
Is the NFL or NFLPA assisting any of the past players who are disabled because of the game? Why isn't this issue being resolved?
Regards,
Gary Vidian
Racine,Wisconsin
Asked on: September 29, 2009, 11:58 am
Paul, What is the official status of your No 5 being retired. My comment on that would be if anyone deserves a Number being retired you do, with all the scoring you did.
Mike
Asked on: September 16, 2009, 6:09 pm
Hey Paul,
Waiting for your football picks where are you?
Asked on: September 5, 2009, 11:17 am
Hi Paul. Will you have your booth and be doing book signings at the next Rosemont, IL show in Nov '09? If so, would I be able to buy the book and get a helmet signed? Or do you have different prices for getting other items autographed? Thanks for your time.
Asked on: September 2, 2009, 11:25 pm
Was wondering the name of the TV show you did on TBS back in the early 1980's about Football. I remember you and a few other guys previewing the upcoming Sunday games on a Saturday night? Lots of joking and laughter on the set sticks out in my mind. Thanks.
Asked on: August 22, 2009, 12:45 pm
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jjIQMH-uSsM
paul...look at all the autographs and memorabilia this guy has from you....he has like 50 of your autographs ...hes a huge fan.thats the link
Asked on: August 17, 2009, 9:08 pm
Paul I miss watching your football picks on the satellite every week when you were in Louisville, especially the unbuckled picks.Are you going to post your picks online? I just sent away for your autograph and am glad to see you have a website!
Asked on: July 29, 2009, 11:18 am
Paul,
What are your thoughts about Brett Favre calling it quits. Should the Packer organization approach him?
Asked on: July 10, 2009, 3:19 pm
Paul, you had a great career as a quarterback at Notre Dame. Were you disappointed that you couldn't play QB in the NFL, or did you favor the move to halfback? Very nice website, by the way. You remain a great ambassador for the Packers and the NFL.
Asked on: July 3, 2009, 2:03 pm
are the autographs on millcreeksports.com of paul hornung real?
Asked on: June 9, 2009, 5:31 pm
Paul,
How did the passing of Vince Lombardi effect you back during that time?