WHOOOOOAAH NELLLLLLLLLY! Keith Jackson brought more color to a college football game than a parade of peacocks. It astonishes me that Jackson didn't have the opportunity to broadcast the titanic clashes of Michigan State vs Notre Dame and Oklahoma vs Nebraska. Chris Schenkel was a marvelous announcer, yet even he was left holding the milk bucket next to the golden throated Georgian. Jackson truly had no peer in terms of glamorizing the great game of college football. Like the great Red Barber, Jackson had a million folksy phrases that no one ever heard before. He was a true throwback to the golden days of broadcasting. Lindsay Nelson, Van Patrick and the deep baritones of the past. Jackson led them all like the grand marshal of the Rose Parade. He was the true "Voice of College Football."

@pegsmith1110

6 күн бұрын

100% agree! I sure miss "real sports broadcasting."

Damn I took this era of college football for granted. KZread is such a great platform

This was the real national championship game of 1994. If Nebraska was the best team, Colorado was #2. They had an amazing team that year.

R.I.P. Rashaan Salaam, Lawrence Phillips and Brook Berringer.

@gregoryfreeman2269

6 жыл бұрын

R.I.P. Keith Jackson & John Saunders.

@bmbb1234

5 жыл бұрын

@@johnbarkley7043 you mean WAS correct?

@wildmercuryfilms

5 жыл бұрын

RIP Nebraska football. RIP Colorado football

@MrDkirksey23

4 жыл бұрын

Brook Berringer would have been a good quarterback in the Nfl

@delvindelvintumbling8452

4 жыл бұрын

Rip Brook berringer and salaam and Lawrence Phillips

Keith Jackson was the best whoever did it hands down

@BAYAREA-kd1ig

4 жыл бұрын

Agreed 1000%. Just watched this documentary about the 1976 US Olympics Womens Swim team. They had clips of the races and Keith Jackson announced them and it sounded great because it was well Keith Jackson.

@gazooie1958

4 жыл бұрын

Ummmmm...BULLY!

@juan833blue

3 жыл бұрын

#WhoaNellie

@ramsinessapour8906

2 жыл бұрын

Hands down Goat

@brockgeorge777

2 жыл бұрын

I generally liked him, but I gotta say he came across to me as surprisingly biased towards USC in their 2005/6 Rose Bowl loss to Texas for the College National Championship Game. It was one of his later broadcasts I think, and I believe he was declining l, so I have always wondered if that’s why he came across that way to me.

Buffs just weren’t prepared for this game. I believe this 94 Buffs team was the best collection of talent they’ve ever had.

@jesskelley4726

4 жыл бұрын

Better then 1989 and 1990 I dont think so

@pretorious700

3 жыл бұрын

Talent means nothing if you aren't prepared.

@franksimpson3770

Жыл бұрын

4th best team ever....and I hate CU.

This Colorado team was fantastic. Even despite the relatively lopsided defeat in this game, they would actually still finish the season ranked #3 behind undefeated Nebraska and Penn State, which is exactly where they were when this was played.

Thank you for uploading this game. This is one of my all-time favorite Nebraska games. It was such a satisfying win over a very talented and motivated Colorado team. Great win for the program that showed the offensive genius of Tom Osborne and the defensive genius of Charlie McBride. Thanks for the stroll down memory lane!

@bryandungee1029

7 ай бұрын

It’s the players, why didn’t their “genius” work anywhere else??? Coaches should NEVER get too much credit!!! Everyone knew that triple option was coming they just had the players to make it unstoppable

@davidk6269

7 ай бұрын

@@bryandungee1029 Of course the players are extraordinarily important. But the Husker system and play calling in the mid to late 1990's elevated the physical talent to championship levels. By the way, the Huskers rarely (if ever) ran the triple-option. That is a common fallacy. Nebraska did run some option plays, but almost never ran the triple-option. Nebraska was mainly a power running/zone running scheme that ran option about 20% of the time (Tom Osborne himself estimated that his teams ran the option only about 20% of the time).

@DionPryor-sv1qj

6 ай бұрын

​@@bryandungee1029when Osborne took over we were the equivalent to Alabama or Georgia of today.. he is actually from Nebraska why the hell would he leave for another job.. also everyone sez at Nebraska you can't recruit to that hell hole so which is it ? Now you're say we can recruit great players at Nebraska ? Which means Matt Rhule can do it again.. you should stop talking about stuff you know nothing about...GBR 🌽 🏈 🌽❤

@bryandungee1029

6 ай бұрын

@@DionPryor-sv1qj … and the equivalent to Georgia and Bama means you have the players, wtf are you talking about??? I went on a rant that made zero sense Mr sensitive

@DionPryor-sv1qj

6 ай бұрын

@@bryandungee1029 you're a lunatic so just stop looking dumb already dude..

Outstanding game plan by one heck of a coach. I remember thinking the TE pass off the run game against an aggressive Buff team was genius. Colorado was a heck of a team and had a run in the early 90’s to be proud of. They pushed Nebraska and that helped spur the 3 championship seasons for the Huskers.

Keith Jackson was old school, and awesome. Very knowledgeable, and a real gentleman.

@sarasarah1810

4 жыл бұрын

My favourite american sports telly voices ever. Extremely professional and his knowledge of the game and luv for it come out in every word he said.👍

@otaviofrn_adv

2 жыл бұрын

he was truly one of a kind. For college football, I think he was the greatest ambassador, because no one reached the audience the way he did. Same could be said for John Madden regarding the pros. They never called a game together. Can you imagine what that would be like?

If anyone doubts the importance of having the right coach for a college football program, they need look no farther than to what happened to Nebraska after Osborne retired.

@mas5867

2 жыл бұрын

LOL. What a joke. The big easy went under for a reason.

@petershort3469

Жыл бұрын

Solich kept Nebraska relevant for a while after Osborne retired. But they ended up doing him dirty by firing him after a 10 win season in 03. The Huskers football program really went downhill after that.

Colorado had a hell of a team this year. Good defense, good backs and line. Stewart was absolutely shattered this game. Anyone who thought that he was a legit NFL QB needed to watch this game. Nebraska's defense was very good this year, too

@hankgarza4975

2 жыл бұрын

Did you get the final score on this you jackoff? 24-7 (Brook had same yard throwing - WITH a TD), again you jackoff (POS)

@jrino1979

2 жыл бұрын

@@hankgarza4975 read the comment, punk. Of course Brook was better, wth do you think I was trying to say?

@allengreene9954

2 жыл бұрын

@Hank Garza Damn man learn how to read.

@hankgarza4975

2 жыл бұрын

@@jrino1979 My apologies girl. You have a strange way of convey a thought... it took an ignorant one (see below) to figure it out.

@hankgarza4975

2 жыл бұрын

@@allengreene9954 Sorry just putting on the ignant hat to see how it feels...feels lazy and cozy.

Chili feed at the bar. Lots of happy People. What a time to be a Husker fan.

This is True Nebraska Football. Go Big Red!!

@mrtnt3462

Жыл бұрын

BIG RED...IS DEAD!!!

My papa always talked about how great Frazier was. Along with the great mastermind Coach Osborne, the Cornhuskers throughout the entire 90s was a powerhouse and I can see why my papa gave them and showed them respect for them.

The kicking game was a significant factor for Nebraska in this game, thanks to Erstad.

Stunning how easy NU made this look. That '94 Colorado team had a ton of weapons, but was lacking something (can't put my finger on it) and the Huskers exposed it. CU had too many close games and this loss to be considered "great", but they had potential

@jamiecrawford8133

3 жыл бұрын

CU had a shitty, overrated quarterback. That Bill Cowher won as much as he did with the Steelers with chumps like Stewart at QB says a lot about how good Cowher was.

@bmbb1234

2 жыл бұрын

CU had a mediocre passing game due to kordell Stewart. Nebraska was in an man front the whole game and held them to 7 points.

Thank you for the good editing!

Keith Jackson was the consummate broadcaster.

I was at this game sitting 12 rows up just above where the Huskers used to come out of the tunnel. I sure wished I could see what I looked like back then. I am 55 now with a Dad body and a receding hairline. 🤣

@texaswunderkind

Жыл бұрын

I was just behind you and to the right, in row 56 of the student section, middle of the south endzone. As far as the dad bod and receding hairline, it happens to the best of us.

@ApoIIo95

Жыл бұрын

@@texaswunderkind 🤣 yep

I missed him (Keith Jackson) ABC sports.

@Ynkno

2 жыл бұрын

His intro was epic

Nebraska had games that year the scout team QB played stretches. And were still running it up on teams . They had such a shakey QB situation week in week out. And neverreally missed a beat.

@texaswunderkind

Жыл бұрын

The Kansas State game of 1994 might be one of the best ever. With both top quarterbacks out, it took walk-on Matt "The Turmanator" Turman to lead the team. It was basically up to the defense to win. Kansas State's offense had 23 carries for NEGATIVE seven yards for the game. Brook Berringer did play, but he only completed two passes.

@franksimpson3770

Жыл бұрын

@@texaswunderkind Dr. Tom was aware of perception..but "you can't tell them not to try..especially 3rd string."

RIP Keith Jackson

Colorado was a very scary team coming in. I didn't expect this to be a easy win for us.

When that Eric Alford TD happened. Griese was in awe of Dr. Tom.

That trap at 20:57 was awesome. Too bad for Dennis Erickson he never saw it on film.

Erstad's punting was a real weapon on the '94 National Championship team.

@nebraskatpp

Жыл бұрын

Nebraska had a strong love for its kickers, learning in the late ‘60’s the importance of a great kicking aspect for their team.

@someperson8151

10 ай бұрын

Isn't he the MLB player who played for the Angels?

@tonybunting1828

10 ай бұрын

@@someperson8151 Correct.

I was there and it was LOUD the ENTIRE GAME!!

@texaswunderkind

Жыл бұрын

From start to finish, that is easily the loudest game I ever attended. My aunt lived out at 40th and Old Cheney and said they could hear the stadium roar.

Legends, talent, and criminals. This game had it ALL.

Nebraska took it easy on them. The entire second half they had no pulling guards, no stretch plays, Osborne didn't want to give anyone more game film than necessary.

This was one of those games we knew the Huskers would win, we just knew it, it was uncanny during the Osborne era.

This was the same Colorado team that beat Michigan on a Hail Mary a month earlier.

@otaviofrn_adv

2 жыл бұрын

that hail mary was one of the most outright enthusiastic calls by Keith Jackson

@drewzuhosky6826

Жыл бұрын

@@otaviofrn_adv "Stewart with time... Lets it go! He's got three people down there! THE BALL'S UP IN THE AIR... CAUGHT! _TOUCHDOWN!_ CAUGHT BY WESTBROOK FOR A TOUCHDOWN! *INCREDIBLE!"*

@someperson8151

10 ай бұрын

That Michigan team was loaded with future NFL players. That game ruined their national title hope.

@samsticka

10 ай бұрын

@@someperson8151 How many of them actually got into the NFL?

@someperson8151

8 ай бұрын

@@samsticka there's a lot Charles Wiodson, Tyrone Wheatley, Jon Runyon, Amani Toomer, etc. All you have to do is look up the roster on sportsReference for college football under Michigan and the season.

RIP Rashaan Salaam.

This was the 17-point butt-klcking as a Husker fan.

@georgesouthwick7000

Жыл бұрын

This game was one of those examples of the game not being as close as the final score indicated.

Interesting watching this game 25 years later. Nebraska went to the 4-3 speed defense because they got beat so many times with it by Miami. That scheme originated with Jimmy Johnson at the U which he took to the NFL and won 2 Super Bowls with. Once the Huskers got that speed on defense, they won 3 in 4 years.

@shrike45

5 жыл бұрын

meh the nfl was already at that speed on defense. Jimmy didn't really implement anything creative as much as Herschel Walker trade built his team through draft (which ordinarily wouldn't be possible as the initial draft year guys are leaving before the final key people in the draft come along)

@jrino1979

2 жыл бұрын

I've always thought it was ironic: Nebraska had actually gotten better at defending option teams like OU and CU (even tho the Buffs got a couple over NU in 89-90, it wasn't really the CU offense doing it), but was changing their D to compete with more pro passing teams like FSU and Miami, and just to get a little more speed on the field generally. CU changed to passing overnight, heir lines were never as competitive, and Osborne ripped off 6 in a row over the Buffs as the Husker defense reduced the Buffs offense to ash in like 5 straight games

@bmbb1234

2 жыл бұрын

@@jrino1979 Yep. Nebraska went to the Miami 4-3 defense and beat those passing teams.

@bmbb1234

2 жыл бұрын

@@jrino1979 yep. Why Nebraska and CU went away from the I-option offense baffles me. They were pretty damn good at it.

@johnl5350

2 жыл бұрын

@@bmbb1234 Its the same reason OU had Troy Aikman in 85. The best athletes want to play in the NFL, and you need an offense that prepares them. If he hadnt broken his leg against Miami, who knows if OU ever goes back to the wishbone in 85. If they didnt, i wonder if their addiction to the scheme, and the withdrawls of changing, drags them down for a decade... among other things.

I loved that scoop to 27!

Miami didn't give much thought to the fullback trap at the end of that season. And, it cost them.

Colorado had so many more players make it in the NFL can't believe they got so Dominated. Plus watching that and hearing Kieth Jackson call a game was kind of annoying but very old school you never will hear someone like him again

@cpiep

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah soooo dominated..the huskers couldn't muster up a single point in the second half. If they play this game again in Boulder CU wins hands down. They were easily the more talented team that season they had like 14 players taken in the draft. They just had a terrible 1st quarter in this game and missed on several drives in NU territory. This was like the USC Texas NC game..if they play that game 99 more times USC wins evertime. Texas just happened to win like NU did on this day.

@TimothyCihal-pn7fm

3 жыл бұрын

@@cpiep I would say according to your argument, I came down to much better coaching!

@TimothyCihal-pn7fm

3 жыл бұрын

@@cpiep I'm not sure what game you are talking about? Nebraska crushed Colorado. Colorado missed on several drives because Nebraska defense dominated this game.

@jamiecrawford8133

3 жыл бұрын

Nebraska's advantage was quarterback. Colorado's linebackers were better. Salaam was better then Phillips. For 3 years Stewart was Nebraska's MVP in this game.

@filbertovandette

2 жыл бұрын

@@cpiep 24-7 is getting dominated...the following year in Boulder they got beat even worse...stop with the revisionist history....

When Nebraska was Nebraska

R.I.P Keith Jackson

@bobmccaslin6675

4 жыл бұрын

if you or anyone else in Omaha have this game or extra copies email me at 879 unclebob@gmail.com or any other Nebraska football game on vhs vcrs tapes recored since 1970-2020 51 years

@bobmccaslin6675

4 жыл бұрын

879 unclebob@gmail.com the game was on ketv channel7 Omaha abcsports recordedon beta vhs vcrs tapes. if any since 1970 plus dvds

Love the cream with the scarlet N on the helmet

I missed the Big Eight Conference I never like the Big XII conference.

The Huskers broke McCartney's heart, then they broke his leg.

@joejones2354

5 жыл бұрын

No hand

@ApoIIo95

Жыл бұрын

🤣🤣

Tommie Frazier was battling a leg injury during this time. I remember hearing on the news how they were wondering what Nebraska would do without him. They were rather uncertain. But now we know what happened.

@MrDkirksey23

4 жыл бұрын

That's the reason why Tommie Frazier was not in the Nfl as a quarterback

@samsticka

4 жыл бұрын

@@MrDkirksey23 Yup, that's right. It's unfortunate because Tommie would've dominated the NFL.

@MrDkirksey23

4 жыл бұрын

@@samsticka I thought he was a better Qb than Kordell Stewart

@samsticka

4 жыл бұрын

@@MrDkirksey23 You did?

@jeffwalraven9961

Жыл бұрын

Brooke would of replaced Elway, once he retired. Alas we will never know. RIP #18

Who would have thought the best athlete on the field was Nebraska's kicker!

I was at this game.... GBR!!!

I love Corey!! Lions legend as well. Busted Facemask

I wish the Big 8 was still around to this day. I know with expansion in todays football that it wouldn't work but imagine if the Big 8 didn't invite those 4 Texas schools where would the Big 8 conference be at today?

@texaswunderkind

Жыл бұрын

In the era of mega-conferences and blockbuster broadcast rights deals, the Big 8 would have struggled. The only major TV markets were Denver, Kansas City, and Oklahoma City. The population base of rural agricultural communities would not have gotten the kind of high-dollar deal you need to survive these days. I do miss the traditional rivalries and ease of attending road games, though.

@MrBootydaddy

Жыл бұрын

@@texaswunderkind Now that you put it that way I can agree. Money is what drives college football. Just miss the rivalries of the old Big 8. Loved the non conference schedules they had against the SWC with OU vs Texas, Colorado vs Texas and Texas A&M.

Last time we pulled down the goal posts in Lincoln, I believe.

ESPN College Game Day was in Lincoln for this game.

@otaviofrn_adv

2 жыл бұрын

a #2 vs #3 in the regular season is the game of the week

@samsticka

2 жыл бұрын

@@otaviofrn_adv Yup, this was a pretty big game. Whoever won it would be in contention to play for the national championship. And in this case, the winner was Nebraska.

25 years ago today

Rip Brook berringer salaam and Lawrence Phillips

rip rashaan salaam

Colorado and Nebraska in top ten again in 24 Law Phillips RIP you tortured soul.

Rae Carruth and Lawrence Philips.

LP really carried that team.

Look at that face mask LP had! Our I backs didn't have that

A very impressive win cause Colorado was a great team. Was the 94 Nebraska team better than the 95 team? I think the 94 Colorado and 94 Miami teams were better than any teams the 95 Nebraska team played.

@edr3825

6 жыл бұрын

Seemed like the 95 Colorado, Kansas and Kansas State teams were really good too.......they all finished 10-2, losing only to Nebraska and each other and dominated their bowl games, but you make a good point....94 Colorado and 94 MIami were very talented teams for sure. Big Red sure was a machine in those years !

@StonedMeadowOfDoom

4 жыл бұрын

No, 95 was just so dominate they made all their opponents look like scrubs.

@Nate-im3sg

4 жыл бұрын

Lol...95 was the most dominant team to ever play CFB.

@robjohnson8861

4 жыл бұрын

@@Nate-im3sg its Apr 2020, you posted this 2 months ago. Lets say apr 1st less 60 days would be Feb 1st. I'm guessing you watched LSU vs Clemson and you think 95 or even 71 Neb was better than LSU??? Let me school you. It's ok, I do it alot, esp w Neb fans. 1971 is, check that, was considered the all time great. But not anymore. LSU 2019 will easily replace 1971 Neb as #1 whenever ESPN creates another all time list. Total below LSU 10, Neb 2 (Did not consider yds since it was a diff era) NC GAME Margin of Victory.....................Neb Neb 32, LSU 17 Total Pts Allowed....................Neb Neb 6, LSU 25 Total Pts Scored LSU 45, Neb 38 ALL GAMES Games Played LSU 15, Neb 12 Heisman winners at game time (Rem the voters of best ever are considering every element that would make a team better) LSU 1, Neb 0 SOS LSU 6th, Neb 13th Ranked teams played LSU 7, Neb 3 Top 5 teams played LSU 4, Neb 2 Top 5 teams played in last 3 games LSU 3, Neb 2 # of teams beaten that finished in top 10 LSU 5, Neb 3 Conference Championship Games Played In/Won LSU 1/1, Neb 0/0 Pre NC Playoff Games Played In/Won LSU 1/1, Neb 0/0 No way in hell Neb holds on to #1 all time. Can't reward Neb for not playing in a conf championship or playoff game. Period.

@Nate-im3sg

4 жыл бұрын

@@robjohnson8861 Looks like you put a lot of work into a losing argument. Holding it against Nebraska for playing in the era in which they played (11 game reg season, pre conference champ game) is just, well, stupid. Nebraska beat their opponents by an AVERAGE of 39 points per game. It was the first time in CFB HISTORY that a conference had 4 teams finish with 10 or more wins. And again, that's more impressive considering each team played just 11 regular season games. Colorado, K State, and Kansas all beat the brakes off their bowl game opponents, and Nebraska annihilated all 3 of them. As I'm sure you know, the closest game Nebraska had was 14 points. We saw LSU play to a 1 score game vs Texas (who needed a last sec FG to beat a 3 win KU team) and a 3 point game vs a 4 loss Auburn. Btw, this was a legitimate #2 Florida squad that won all their games by 11 or more points, including crushing Peyton Manning 62-37 and handling Bowden's #4 ranked FSU team. We all know what Nebraska did to them. Nebraska was gypped 10 points in this game--if replay had been around a Florida TD (and 2 point conversion) wouldn't have happened, and Nebraska would have had a point conversion of their own (on defense) which was ruled down. Final score 64-16. 95 Nebraska is simply the most dominant team of all-time. I'm not just some fanboi either... not even a Nebraska fan. Just an objective sports guy. Have several seats, Rob

WOW NELLY!!!

The brook crappy pitch cost him

Man Buffs were far more talented team. Goes to show you what coaching does for ya

Big 8 Heavyweights Boxing Match.

Our corn and savior scott frost will lead us back to the promised land. The road is paved in corn! Lol

Why can’t we just go back to the option. I mean really!!

@scoobtube5746

Жыл бұрын

Very few high schools run it anymore. Almost all the high schools are running variations of the spread, so it would be very hard to recruit players who know and understand how to run an option offense. The entire game of football has move on from the option. There's just no easy way to implement it in the college game when there isn't a high school recruiting base for it.

Colorado was never a rivalry game for Nebraska!!!

@jesskelley4726

4 жыл бұрын

@timothy Oklahoma was the rival but 89 thru the mid 90s this was a big game

@jesskelley4726

4 жыл бұрын

@Diane Newman again 89 thru 96 CU vs Nebraska meant more but yes ou vs Nebraska was bigger

@jesskelley4726

4 жыл бұрын

@Diane Newman when he got to Colorado he had to have a rival so he choose Nebraska as the red letter game Not Bowl game

Some tragedies on that Colorado team-Rashaan Salaam commits suicide, Rae Carruth convicted of having his pregnant girlfriend murdererd.

Dear Nebraska, Go back to the Big 8/Big 12. Nebraska as a Big 10 team will never sound right.

@texaswunderkind

Жыл бұрын

The Big 8 is dead, and the Big XII is going to follow. With Texas and Oklahoma bailing out, other conferences are going to pick at the bones of the Big XII until nothing is left. Nebraska was smart to grab a parachute while they still could.

Lawrence Phillips should not been a hard headed person

@pretorious700

4 жыл бұрын

He was a lot worse than that. A troubled young man who never got the help he needed.

I'm not taking anything away from Nebraska, they were great during these years. But playing in the Big 8 all those years they played Kansas, Kansas St, Iowa St, Mizzou, Oklahama St. When Colorado had that great run, Oklahoma was not good and vice versa. They would play maybe 1 non-conference that was tough. Don't get me wrong, his last 5 years Tom was like 55-6. That is unreal.

@djamo1969

3 жыл бұрын

60-3. K St was good for the last five years of Osborne’s career. Colorado was really good for about half that time, and so was Iowa St. And Oklahoma was good/awesome for about 20 of those years. The Big 8 had as many teams in the Top 10 throughout those years as any other conference. In fact, the very next year, the Big 8’s last, the conference had four teams (half the conference)- Nebraska, Kansas, K St., and Colorado- in the top 8 in the final poll. Nebraska beat them 41-3, 49-25 (42-6 entering the 4th qtr), and 44-21 (scored on the first play and were never challenged, even though they were on the road), respectively.

@patlynch3464

3 жыл бұрын

@@djamo1969 When was Iowa St good? Colorado was good when Oklahoma was not that good. OK St? They were never good. KState was better the last 5 years but they were terrible during Tom's first 20 years. Big 8 was weak. Nebraska was great, but they played weak schedules.

@texaswunderkind

Жыл бұрын

In 1994 Nebraska played West Virginia, Texas Tech, and UCLA in its non-conference schedule. In 1995 they played Michigan State (coached by Nick Saban), Arizona State, and Washington State. Colorado and Kansas were both ranked in the Top 20 of the final AP Poll in 1994. Kansas State, Colorado, and Kansas were all ranked in the TOP 10 of the final AP poll for 1995. For a conference with only eight teams, how many do you expect? It is a myth that Nebraska skirted by with an easy schedule compared to other teams.

@joannleichliter4308

4 ай бұрын

However you criticize it, the Big 8 teams often did very well in bowl games. No one knew what their quality was year after year, because they kept beating the crap out if each other.

#blackdiamondpress🏴2k21 ...back then. Something was telling me that the officials cheated 4 the Huskers then. I was convinced...the Buffs Always will b My Team! But in this Series of Games w/Big Red in the 90's; you just knew that the Officials would hate on US. NOW. 👀 this 🎮 yrs. Later, looks like My Buffs just got beat-up offensively & defensively. But you can tell that! Colorado was too good 2 b true that Yr. In Nebraska "still" Won. Bullsh8t. Signed by ×Jr.horseman🗯 cost US our second National Championship...! R.I.P. Jackson

Had friends from my work who went there and said Colorado fans were spitting on Nebraska people!!

@texaswunderkind

Жыл бұрын

I highly doubt it. In a stadium with 78,000 Husker fans do you really think a few hundred Buff supporters would start some shit?

@PilotPyatt

Жыл бұрын

I’m not surprised. You can’t spell scumbags with CU. GBR!

If they play this game 99 more times CU wins the other 99. They were easily the more talented team. They had like 14 players drafted. There was a reason they were favored by 14 on the road. If you read the Lincoln Journal Star article before the game NU's defensive staff said "this CU team is the most talented offensive football team to ever set foot on in Memorial Stadium including any Nebraska team ever". This game was like the USC Texas NC game. If they play that game 99 more times USC wins every time.

@bmboldt

4 жыл бұрын

If you say so. That incredible CU offense scored 7 points and was thoroughly beaten by a team playing its backup QB.

@cpiep

4 жыл бұрын

@@bmboldt CU had a bad first half. NU couldn't muster up a single point in the second half. How many missed field goals did CU have? How many trips in the NU red zone ended with no points. If the game was in Boulder its a completely different game. There's no question there was more talent on CU's roster. They had 3 heisman candidates and the heisman winner. That team had as many players drafted as the 2001 Miami team.

@sorney98

4 жыл бұрын

chris pieper yet this same Nebraska team face a very talented Miami team later on that season on their field and beat them.

@dwighta8215

4 жыл бұрын

And yet cu did nothing in crunch time in the second half but score a meaningless td. You really are stupid, Chris Pieper. This was Stewart’s what, 28th, 29th start and Nebraska absolutely beat his ass all day long. If they played the game 100 times, Nebraska would easily win more than cu.

@GearHedd

3 жыл бұрын

@@dwighta8215 Yea, CU got whooped in this game. They were loaded with talent tho as well there aint no denying that. Kordell was like a deer in headlights in this game and it was over early. Having to go up again Tommie Frazier never helps either. Probably the best option QB to ever do it... He always beat the crap out of us heh... Hard to beat Tommie. No matter how much talent u have... Throw in a QB tho that goes deer in the headlights tho and its over... This CU team was loaded tho for sure. Altho I liked the version with Charles Johnson at WR on the other side of Westbrook... With Fauria at tight end. Then the running game and defense and etc... Charles Johnson was like Lynn Swann at CU. Always seemed to make crazy amazing catches nonstop...

Penn State was better. Screwed out of a national championship.

@GeorgeFlippin

4 жыл бұрын

Sorry, Nebraska was better, deal with it.

@TimothyCihal-pn7fm

4 жыл бұрын

Go Bog Red!

@pretorious700

4 жыл бұрын

boo fucking hoo Deal with it Sparky