Ganz's tackle on INT return

[motorboatjonesNU]

Just watching the CBS highlights of the game on YouTube.

Gotta give props to Joe G. for going low to force the guy out of bounds.

 

[BIGREDIOWAN]

Yeah, I was glad he had the balls to stay with the guy and take him out. Good play Joey................. chuckleshuffle

 

[KansasHusker]

Yeah that was very impressive to take the right angle on the guy while having to speed up and slow down. Not many other Qbs would have been able to do that.

 

[redout22]

Yeah he showed some nice hustle on that play and it was a pretty nice hit

 

[motorboatjonesNU]

Really made the best of a bad situation. Never gave up and made them earn their TD.

Hope the next QB has the same kind of wherewithal.

 

[SkullandBones]

It nearly gave me heart attack, but I love the intensity he showed...potentially a game saver.

 

[Touchdown Tommie]

He definitely showed his heart for the game on that play.

 

[HuskerfromIL]

So true....it is that kind of play that is a signature of Nebraska football. It also a good example of what a Pelini team looks like and what I am still trying to forget a Callahan team looks like as well.

 

[BigWillie]

Even more impressive was his effort on Q's run in the 4th quarter that put us inside the Clemson 10 yard line. Ganz is motoring downfield looking for someone to block. He's lucky someone did not blind side him just because he was the QB, but it was some great effort on his part to stay apart of the play right behind Castille.

 

[kansas husker]

It is that type of heart and desire that makes Joe, Joe and he will be badly missed next year.

 

[Fuzzy]

i never really liked Ganz, he made alot of mental mistakes during alot of his games and it always seemed that it took him nearly a half to get in the groove of things are start settling in.

 

[SkullandBones]

i never really liked Ganz, he made alot of mental mistakes during alot of his games and it always seemed that it took him nearly a half to get in the groove of things are start settling in.

Makes you about the only one around here who doesn't like him. <_<

 

[huskernumerouno]

i never really liked Ganz, he made alot of mental mistakes during alot of his games and it always seemed that it took him nearly a half to get in the groove of things are start settling in.

Makes you about the only one around here who doesn't like him. <_<

Ganz is on my list of favorite Huskers, with the way he waited his turn, never bitched and when called upon played his besty and gave hois all.

True Husker in my book,

Thanks for the time you spent in school and you will always be a Husker

 

[motorboatjonesNU]

i never really liked Ganz, he made alot of mental mistakes during alot of his games and it always seemed that it took him nearly a half to get in the groove of things are start settling in.

Makes you about the only one around here who doesn't like him. <_<

Ganz is on my list of favorite Huskers, with the way he waited his turn, never bitched and when called upon played his besty and gave hois all.

True Husker in my book,

Thanks for the time you spent in school and you will always be a Husker

huskernumeruno and kansas husker, you guys are right on.

Maybe Ganz threw a pick now and then, and maybe some were returned for scores. But he never quit - and he threw some damn good passes, too.

Both TDs in the Gator Bowl were freaking great throws. You can't question his heart or character or fire to compete. A lot of "5 Star" recruits don't have that - and it was just what we needed.

Let's hope Joe and maybe even Zac Taylor find their way back on our sidelines someday as coaches. Those guys are on my all-time list as favorite Huskers.

 

[General Blackshirt]

i never really liked Ganz, he made alot of mental mistakes during alot of his games and it always seemed that it took him nearly a half to get in the groove of things are start settling in.

:blink: :blink:

I don't know how anyone can not like Joe Ganz.