Between the two of them, they've forgotten more about college football than most mere mortals will ever remember.

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But some games that college football analyst and former Pitt athletic director Beano Cook, and longtime WVU beat writer Mickey Furfari won't forget are the classics of the Backyard Brawl.

The PG's WVU beat writer caught up with the pair at a diner in Waynesburg -- just about neutral ground -- to hear their recollections of the greatest games in the 100-year-old series.

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Questions or comments on this presentation may be sent here. Reporting by Chuck Finder. This video was produced by Dan Gigler.