Unbeaten

[Touchdown Tommie]

Kudos to the BIG...they did a great job representing what Brook was all about. Man, it doesn't matter how many times I hear the song, I get tears in my eyes.

 

Also, it is crazy how much his nephew looks like him...I am sure he realized how important Brook is to Husker Nation during the Miami game.

 

 

[NebraskaHarry]

I choked up at the end.

[RotoRiot]

I was doing pretty good until the song played

[Throwin'Bones]

Watching it brought back a lot of memories. Sometimes it was easy to get caught up in team and forget about the individuals. The B1G did a great job of reminding me of how much Brook meant to not only the team, but to the fans. He will always be missed.

[beanman]

Used up 6 Kleenex after Turner Gill spoke at the funeral. Never saw that footage before. The song at the end got me again.

[ZRod]

I was doing pretty good until the song played

Same. Pretty good piece.

 

 

 

On a lighter note, as a child of the 90s who rocked a bull cut I'm embarrassed by what I looked like .

[hskerprid]

Tears.....

[skersfan]

I could not nor will I watch it. The good die young and he was one of the best. Such a sad and shocking day. I remember it like it was yesterday. I am gland that the show was done with such professionalism, Brook deserved that for sure.

[Kernal]

I thought it was ok. There wasn't a lot there about Berringer that wasn't already known. I had never heard about the racial divide on the team with regards to the QBs, so that was news to me.

[BigRedPowerWagon]

I didnt watch it because i knew i would cry if i did. I will probably watch it sooner or latter

[walksalone]

it was tough not to get choked up...

[CheeseHusker]

The '96 spring game still haunts me.

 

50,000 people in the stands, dead quiet, many openly weeping in the stands, while a game was going on below, with 150 players who looked like they'd all been hit by a truck.

 

The man commanded that kind of respect. I was eating dinner at the old downtown Valentino's with my dad on a Friday night before a game, and he came in with his entourage. The entire room almost in unison turned their heads and gave their undivided attention upon his entrance... and he was suitably nonplussed, if not slightly embarrassed.

[74Hunter]

The '96 spring game still haunts me.

 

50,000 people in the stands, dead quiet, many openly weeping in the stands, while a game was going on below, with 150 players who looked like they'd all been hit by a truck.

 

The man commanded that kind of respect. I was eating dinner at the old downtown Valentino's with my dad on a Friday night before a game, and he came in with his entourage. The entire room almost in unison turned their heads and gave their undivided attention upon his entrance... and he was suitably nonplussed, if not slightly embarrassed.

Yeah, i was there, really, really odd. Very sad. That piece was really something special

[NU5XChamps]

I had set it for recording. However, the game went over time, so only got to see about 20 minutes of it. DAMN!!! Anyone know if they are going to run it again or where I can get it?

[BIG ERN]

Turner Gill's speech was phenomenal