Best individual offensive Husker performance?

[Eric the Red]

Best individual offensive Husker performance?

 

 

2010 Roy Helu - Game 8 - Missouri at Nebraska - Roy Helu Jr. rushes for a school-record 307 yards

 

1995 Tommie Frazier - Game 12 - Nebraska v Florida Tommie Frazier runs for 199 yards, throws for 105 in the National Championship Game

 

2010 Taylor Martinez - Game 7 - Nebraska at Oklahoma State Freshman Taylor Martinez has over 400 yards total offense and five touchdown passes on the road.

 

1973 Johnny Rodgers - 1973 Orange Bowl - Nebraska v Notre Dame Johnny Rodgers scored five total touchdowns (three td runs and one receiving) and passed for another in final game.

 

2007 Joe Ganz - Game 11 - Kansas St. at Nebraska Joe Ganz 7 TD passes, 510 yards help Nebraska crush K-State

 

Other - please post video below or link from Huskerboard Library

[cornographic]

Tough one. I guess I'll go with Martinez, since it was a tough game and all, was the best passing performance of his career. Ganz prolly @ #2. Tommie was just being Tommie.

[The Dude]

7 TD passes is pretty insane. Have to go with Ganz. Helu a close 2nd.

[huKSer]

Darn whipper-snappers. No appreciation for true greatness. JR destroyed undefeated Alabama by himself in the alleged game of the century II

[huKSer]

This guy was really offensive

 

[Eric the Red]

Darn whipper-snappers. No appreciation for true greatness. JR destroyed undefeated Alabama by himself in the alleged game of the century II

Don't forget to place vote

[jsneb83]

Idk, Taylor's game against K-St was pretty impressive, too

[huKSer]

 

Darn whipper-snappers. No appreciation for true greatness. JR destroyed undefeated Alabama by himself in the alleged game of the century II

Don't forget to place vote

 

I switch to other for BC. I will vote for the Jet, but leave BC up for fun

[zoogs]

Helu's jaw-dropping performance sticks out in my mind. If I recall, he pretty much did his damage in a half. There are some good ones on this list, though. Frazier's is probably one of the least impressive (as far as individual performances go), and that says something.

[TGHusker]

That was hard. As noted above, Frasier was just being Frasier - he is on a level all by himself and I would have to say the same wt Johnny Rodgers - we may have to do this with 'level 1' and level 2 players. Some guys you expect and get greatness on virtually every game.

Now for all of the others, I went with TM game 7 at Okie State. I went with it for good reason - I was at that game along with 100s of Okla Cornhusker Club fans (at the 2:40:59 mark they show a "Nebraska remaining schedule graph" I'm 2 rows above the K in Nebraska in the black Husker Cap - those are all Okla Cornhusker Club members in that section - first time I saw that when I clicked the link above). We were actually all blown away by TM's performance. We knew Okie State was going to light up the sky - they had Blackman on the the side and he was matched against our Prince A in a real battle. We were all amazed on how well TM matched everything the OSU did against our D. A turning point came when we faked a punt and got an unexpected 1st down that led to a TD. This game was also remembered for the huge kick off return 'block' Martin threw on an OSU player (knocked him out) - of which he got suspended by the conf a week later. TM had amazed us by his runs against KSU and then amazed us at OSU. We though we had the 2nd coming of Tommie Frazier until a week later when TM got injured against Missouri and he seemed to never be the same again.

[True2tRA]

Melvin Gordon- 408 yards rushing.

 

Probably the most offensive Husker performance I've ever witnessed.

[Saunders]

Gonna go with Roy because it was against a top 10 team (I believe Mizzou was #6 and had just knocked off #1 OU).

[huKSer]

Gonna go with Roy because it was against a top 10 team (I believe Mizzou was #6 and had just knocked off #1 OU).

JR was against the #2 team in the country in the Orange Bowl. That year we beat #2, #3 and #4 in the final ratings.

[cornographic]

That was hard. As noted above, Frasier was just being Frasier - he is on a level all by himself and I would have to say the same wt Johnny Rodgers - we may have to do this with 'level 1' and level 2 players. Some guys you expect and get greatness on virtually every game.

Now for all of the others, I went with TM game 7 at Okie State. I went with it for good reason - I was at that game along with 100s of Okla Cornhusker Club fans (at the 2:40:59 mark they show a "Nebraska remaining schedule graph" I'm 2 rows above the K in Nebraska in the black Husker Cap - those are all Okla Cornhusker Club members in that section - first time I saw that when I clicked the link above). We were actually all blown away by TM's performance. We knew Okie State was going to light up the sky - they had Blackman on the the side and he was matched against our Prince A in a real battle. We were all amazed on how well TM matched everything the OSU did against our D. A turning point came when we faked a punt and got an unexpected 1st down that led to a TD. This game was also remembered for the huge kick off return 'block' Martin threw on an OSU player (knocked him out) - of which he got suspended by the conf a week later. TM had amazed us by his runs against KSU and then amazed us at OSU. We though we had the 2nd coming of Tommie Frazier until a week later when TM got injured against Missouri and he seemed to never be the same again.

Yeah, THIS!

[Savage Husker]

Ameer vs Miami

 

Broke NU Career All Purpose Yards

35-229; 3 TDs

1-3; 1 TD