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That was great too. Missed like 5 tackles, unbelievable running ability.kc_husker said:What about Mike Roziers run against UCLA?
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ttheKid1*18
All-Conference
That hit by Ruud is the best hit I have ever seen. That guy didn't know what was going on after that.
HUSKER 37
All-American
I saw that hit again on youtube.com a week or two ago..I'll see if I can find it again.
BIGREDFAN_in_OMAHA
All-American
It was on again last night. Here's the complete list: best damn
Here's their breakdown of the Nebraska plays:
46. Eric Crouch
Nebraska QB Eric Crouch wanted the Heisman, and a 95-yard run vs. Missouri didn't hurt his cause. Crouch stood from the shotgun in his own end zone. Seeing no open receivers, Crouch took off. He zigged and zagged 95 yards down the field for the longest run in school history. He also took home the Heisman later that season
32. Alamo Bowl
It had the makings of a Stanford-Cal ending, minus the band and more importantly, minus the score. But nevertheless, the Wolverines made it very interesting on the last play of the 2005 Alamo Bowl. Michigan's Chad Henne began the last play of the game with a short pass. Eight laterals later and a few skipped Nebraska heartbeats later, the play ended with Tyler Ecker being pushed out of bounds at the Nebraksa 13.
28. Fumble-rooski
A 19-yard touchdown run is pretty commonplace, unless it's done by a 270-pound guard. Corhuskers OL Dean Steinkuhler, who won the Outland and Lombardi awards that season, scored in the Orange Bowl on a play called "fumble-rooski." The QB intentionally fumbles the ball and the guard, Steinkuhler, picks it up and rumbles down field. In this case, the guard scored.
7. Tommie Frazier
Tommie Frazier carried the Cornhuskers to a blowout Fiesta Bowl win, not to mention most of the Florida Gators. On an option keeper, Frazier ran right and was stopped by the Gator defense, but powered through for a 75-yard score.
4. Nebraska kick play
The Cornhuskers came into Columbia as a 29-point favorite against the Mizzou. Trailing by seven in the waning seconds, Nebraska QB Scott Frost threw to the end zone amidst a crowd of Nebraska and Missouri players. Nebraska's Shevin Wiggins kept the ball alive with a desperation kick and then Matt Davison dove for the ball for the touchdown. Nebraska converted the extra point for the tie and won the game in overtime.
Here's their breakdown of the Nebraska plays:
46. Eric Crouch
Nebraska QB Eric Crouch wanted the Heisman, and a 95-yard run vs. Missouri didn't hurt his cause. Crouch stood from the shotgun in his own end zone. Seeing no open receivers, Crouch took off. He zigged and zagged 95 yards down the field for the longest run in school history. He also took home the Heisman later that season
32. Alamo Bowl
It had the makings of a Stanford-Cal ending, minus the band and more importantly, minus the score. But nevertheless, the Wolverines made it very interesting on the last play of the 2005 Alamo Bowl. Michigan's Chad Henne began the last play of the game with a short pass. Eight laterals later and a few skipped Nebraska heartbeats later, the play ended with Tyler Ecker being pushed out of bounds at the Nebraksa 13.
28. Fumble-rooski
A 19-yard touchdown run is pretty commonplace, unless it's done by a 270-pound guard. Corhuskers OL Dean Steinkuhler, who won the Outland and Lombardi awards that season, scored in the Orange Bowl on a play called "fumble-rooski." The QB intentionally fumbles the ball and the guard, Steinkuhler, picks it up and rumbles down field. In this case, the guard scored.
7. Tommie Frazier
Tommie Frazier carried the Cornhuskers to a blowout Fiesta Bowl win, not to mention most of the Florida Gators. On an option keeper, Frazier ran right and was stopped by the Gator defense, but powered through for a 75-yard score.
4. Nebraska kick play
The Cornhuskers came into Columbia as a 29-point favorite against the Mizzou. Trailing by seven in the waning seconds, Nebraska QB Scott Frost threw to the end zone amidst a crowd of Nebraska and Missouri players. Nebraska's Shevin Wiggins kept the ball alive with a desperation kick and then Matt Davison dove for the ball for the touchdown. Nebraska converted the extra point for the tie and won the game in overtime.
ttheKid1*18
All-Conference
Oh wow, I just thought it was college football, not both pro and college. That makes it even better. GBR
ttheKid1*18
All-Conference
I was there too and still can't believe what I saw. NEVER have I seen a hit like that.
Anybody got a link to view that?
:bonez
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HUSKER 37
All-American
fINALLY REMEMBERED WHERE i SAW IT...Syzygyone said:
1:17 Into the video...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=35bZ75QlRX8
It's a highlight vid...at the end, it shows Frazier mowing down GAYTERs at the Fiesta, too
Always a husker
Special Teams Player
Ya I saw the show to im almost certain we had more plays than any other team.
hskrfan4life
Heisman Trophy Winner
:yeah
HUSKER 37
All-American
Hey..
Next time it's on will you tape it for me? Preferably on DVD.. :hellloooo
Imagine how many copies I could sell on ebay.