RIP Brook Berringer. All these years (it's 2019) and you're still not forgotten. Thanks for the memories.

@robjohnson8861

Жыл бұрын

Oh pls. Had he not died in a plane crash he would be in the top 10 on the "after thought" list.

@1stnamebr406

Жыл бұрын

He was the next guy up too 😔😢

@sorney98

Жыл бұрын

@@robjohnson8861 hey look, it's Rob, Mr. I comment yet no gives a crap about my edited comments Johnson. Think it's time to delete the channel champ, no one cares what you have to say anymore now you've bad talked Brook Berringer.

@christopherwhitehurst8610

11 ай бұрын

Brook Berringer could have been a big time NFL player

@user-rs3tb9sp4u

9 ай бұрын

He was a loser

That run by Frazier, maybe the most underrated clutch play in CFB history.

@robjohnson8861

3 жыл бұрын

maybe the most underrated clutch play in CFB history. or maybe not.

One of the best football games I have ever seen; still have this whole game on tape. Man oh man I can't believe it's been 19 years.

@corbinsmith6624

9 жыл бұрын

and in 2 days were going at it again. can wait GBR

@taitrief

6 жыл бұрын

Neil Arellano - I’ve grown up 31 miles West of UNL, been diehard all my life! Still on my DVD purchase list!!! + ‘96 Fiesta and ‘98 Orange Bowl!

@robjohnson8861

3 жыл бұрын

Just think, 365 days earlier AZ 29, Miami 0 Or 730 days earlier Bama 34, Miami 13 With his own recruits, as a team, Erickson owned a diff Miami. Sorry Neb fans, this was not that big a deal.

@sorney98

2 жыл бұрын

@@robjohnson8861 sorry Rob but guess what you aren't a big deal, considering fact Erickson is only Miami coach to win 2 National Championships, 2nd one with some of his players. Get over it no one listens to a troll

@sebcoe9311

2 жыл бұрын

@@robjohnson8861 you actually make me so sick I can’t think of anything other than trying to find out who you are and where you are so I can inflict an enormous amount of pain on you physically

Only by looking back on it can you appreciate just how great that Husker team was. Warren Sapp AND Ray Lewis on the same college defense? And Nebraska had to win a road game against them to get the national championship?

@BarracksSi

5 жыл бұрын

My bro-in-law had one of the offensive linemen as a classmate at Nebraska after this season. He asked him, "How good were you guys, really?" He said, "Well, I'll put it this way... We'd line up, tell the defense what play we're gonna run -- 'Tommie's running right' -- and we'd still get ten or twenty yards."

@mr.billthrower7392

3 жыл бұрын

@@BarracksSi I've heard of those same stories about the O-line, that they would tell the opposing D-line the actual play and which gap the ball was going to go through.

@robjohnson8861

3 жыл бұрын

"And Nebraska had to win a road game against them to get the national championship" lol. Home field advantage is 3-7 pts depending on who you read. Most of the game, the players tune the fans out. Home Field Advantage for 92-94 Canes' bowls 92, -7 lost by 21 93, -7 lost by 29 and, cough, didn't score. 94, +7 pts, lost by 7 Miami was not the same team Erickson's last 3 yrs (his recruits in all 3), but he still was almost able to beat the jackass from Lincoln.

@robjohnson8861

3 жыл бұрын

Just in. Neb94 had the weakest schedule of any of the NCs in the 90s. Erickson just sucked in bowls with his players. This game means jack historically.

@johncate9541

3 жыл бұрын

@@robjohnson8861 Sounds like a butt-hurt fan of the Fighting Sanduskys has dropped by...

In that 4th quarter Nebraska just kept landing body blow after body blow with that option attack. It was a beautiful thing to watch.

@robjohnson8861

3 жыл бұрын

AZ 29, Miami 0 in the previous yrs bowl game was more beautiful. Miami never crossed the 40 yd line.

@rooh5825

Жыл бұрын

@@robjohnson8861 Comparative fallacy.

@michaelmiller5877

Жыл бұрын

I remember Lee Corso commenting after the game how the Nebraska offense wore out the UM defense, Sapp in particular.

@jakekalina1990

Жыл бұрын

When physical smash mouth football beats more talent.

LOOK AT THESE 2 TEAMS.....THESE WERE THE 2 BEST TEAMS WITH THE BEST ATHLETES WITH THE MOST DISCIPLINE!!!!FOR ALL YOU PENN STATE CRIERS....BOTH THESE 2 TEAMS WOULDA PUT A BEATDOWN ON PENN ST THAT YR....

I have attended a lot of Husker games in my life, but this one is my all time favorite. Still have the ticket stub. Being in the Orange Bowl when Tom Osborne beat Miami and won his first national championship was truly special.

Look at Tom Osborne after the go ahead score. That is a coach! Stoic, never out of it, never unfocused, always disciplined....

@tshand1024

3 жыл бұрын

He was having them run wind sprints ON CHRISTMAS DAY!!! That's discipline if i ever saw it!!!!

@robjohnson8861

3 жыл бұрын

"never unfocused, always disciplined" except, cough, when the NC is on the line. "If I don't go for the win, I won't win the NC" Fear consumed him. Wouldn't in the trenches discipline have guided him there. You know, trust the process. or as a phD in Psychology, wouldn't a disciplined professional know that Phillips personality was formed by the time he was 7. Giving Phillips "structure" by playing him wasn't going to do a damn thing except help pad Osborne's chances for another NC. I would bet 98% of the psychologists that saw him make that decision said. "that's a mistake." Phillips probably assumed that Osborne was gonna be pissed, but still disrespected the uniform and attacked Kate. And Osborne knew that fact when he let him back on the field. Poor stupid Osborne, a career littered with blunders.

@beng4151

3 жыл бұрын

@@robjohnson8861 I don't understand your "alternative" English writing.

@robjohnson8861

3 жыл бұрын

@@beng4151 lol. Are you that stupid to believe anybody reading this thread wouldn't see thru your attempt to play confused vs refuting what I typed.

@greezythumb

2 жыл бұрын

@@robjohnson8861 So the man wasn't perfect. Still one of the greatest coach in college football history.

Never,Ever get tired of watching this. GBR!!!!

The best game I ever saw live. It was awesome, Go Big Red!!!

One of the best College Football Games ever played. R.I.P. Lawrence Phillips

@fallguye6011

5 жыл бұрын

Wish these guys could get hold of any Alabama team, even better would be 96.

@SuperLooneyrooney

3 жыл бұрын

and Berringer

@robjohnson8861

3 жыл бұрын

a brother has just got to acknowledge the repeated thug. You all just can't rise up.

@rooh5825

Жыл бұрын

@@robjohnson8861 troll Johnson

I had tears running down my face I was so happy and felt so good for coach osborne one of greatest football coaches ever in college football the man was just brilliant when it came to football and a very smart man in general a great nebraskans!!! GBR!!!

@robjohnson8861

3 жыл бұрын

Omg. She girl.

@traviskrause8509

3 жыл бұрын

@@robjohnson8861 your the little girl you just can help but run your mouth trying to provoke me lol you are the very definition of shit for brains!!!

My first night in my new apartment in downtown Baltimore. The landlord called and said he was definitely kicking us out. I had to explain it was a one time thing, that our Huskers had finally done it in my lifetime.

I was in tenth grade when this occurred. Miami jumped out 10-0 and the entire state of NE was like here we go again! But this was the first Osborne team that brought a FAST defense to the orange bowl. This was evident the year before when they shut down Charlie Ward and the FSU offense.

4:20.........smoothest handoff/dive to the fullback I've ever seen!

@drstephenbond1585

3 жыл бұрын

Two canes actually tackled Phillips on that fake

@joannleichliter4308

Жыл бұрын

We loved the guy. Always called him Corey Schlesinger, the Man with no Neck.

I watched this game on a dark, rainy Seattle New Years Day in in 1995. I was 9 years old and will never forget it. Tommie Frazier was my hero. That’s the day I really became a Husker fan, taking after the rest of my fam. RIP Brook and Lawrence. Huskers Forever!

The Blackshirts completely wore the Miami offense out. Those highlights are as much fun to watch as the Huskers' offensive highlights in this game.

Collinsworth finally got it. The plays where Sapp made the tackles for loss were designed to leave him unblocked, but he was too quick. However, as the game wore on, he wore down...... :)

@jcallen21

5 жыл бұрын

As a Miami fan I was like offense just get a first down and they couldn't in the 4th quarter. Defense had nothing left in the tank.

@johncate9541

5 жыл бұрын

Exactly what TO was counting on. An option team has to beat a defense like Miami's by making it a battle of attrition. In the 1984 Orange Bowl, he let Turner Gill throw 31 times, including the decisive play. But the Huskers couldn't beat Miami by playing like Miami, and that is exactly what Collinsworth wanted them to do until he finally understood the strategy.

@rickmoreno6858

5 жыл бұрын

Actually those fourth quarter tackles butt Sapp were setting those fb trap , the 2tds by schlenger were coming I couldn't believe they didn't see that, and yes by that time that defense was to tired.

@spattermann5809

4 жыл бұрын

@@johncate9541 Collinsworth was and is a pamperbutt. I saw him play in college and I saw how rail thin he was. In my old neighborhood, they would just let him catch balls until several guys could hit him and once, and do so much damage he never played again. The fact that it never happened in college with much, much bigger guys on defense tells me all I need to know about how 'great' he was.

@tshand1024

3 жыл бұрын

Because the defense was on the field almost the entire second half!!! They were completely gassed on the last two drives!!! Miami actually does something offensively in the second half and this game has a much different outcome.

This game was the pinnacle of Nebraska fòotball. All of the 22 years of it. Gone in 3 plays.

Nebraska finally beat the Canes in the Orange Bowl. No easy task.

@bradleybrown8399

5 жыл бұрын

Yeah. How many did the hurricanes take off the Cornhuskers?

@tshand1024

3 жыл бұрын

Nebraska would always go home frustrated because they would have to play Miami or Florida State

@robjohnson8861

3 жыл бұрын

@@tshand1024 How bout the games against OU and Clem there?

@rooh5825

Жыл бұрын

@@robjohnson8861 1995 Nebraska, best team of all time, any sport. Nebraska 85, 1994 Bulls 12

@rooh5825

Жыл бұрын

@@robjohnson8861 Comparative fallacy

I'll never forget my Dad ripping into Osborne before Schlesinger scored his first TD. "Osborne can't win the big one! They need to get someone else! What the hell is he calling that play for?!" He stormed out of the room and then it happened...Schlesinger up the middle for the score! "Uhh...Dad? They just got a touchdown!" "WHAT???" came the response from the kitchen. He teleported back in front of the TV and all was well again in Husker Nation!

That game was so satisfying words can't describe the feeling I had in my when we won that game tears were running down my face!!! GBR!!!

@robjohnson8861

3 жыл бұрын

Oh gawd, again! Sissy.

@sorney98

2 жыл бұрын

@@robjohnson8861 says the guy that consistently trolls thinking he's smart, let alone tough when doesn't leave his safe space

That 94 & 95 team has to be the most dominate team ever. This game was the Huskers were simply in better shape and wore them the Canes down. Much respect for Coach Osbourne sticking to his guns and never going away from there strengths and grinding the Cane's defense down. Most coaches would have panicked and changed up.

As a Hurricanes fan, 15 years old, watching that game, I think I cried too. That was a tough loss. Still hurts today.

I forgot how annoying and terrible Collingsworth was. Sapp is too quick, cannot block him. The Nebraska offense can't afford to run any more option, the Miami defense is just too quick. You are going to see Berringer back in. A few option plays later "touchdown Nebraska!" Great team effort. Great game. Great ending. RIP Lawrence Phillips.

@chobiden7770

9 ай бұрын

F Lawrence Phillips. He was a piece of S

@andrewcramer9200

17 күн бұрын

Notwithstanding that stupid asshole ronjohnson-whatever-his-screen-name-is, it does make me cringe to see people say "RIP Lawrence Phillips". Yeah, dude had a tough upbringing, so do lots of people who don't SAVAGELY BEAT WOMEN. Just let him go, my fellow Husker fans, jesus christ.

It’s great seeing this again.

Go Big Red!!!!

@fencecow2196

6 жыл бұрын

Just Insane! GO.BIG.RED

I LOVE THE CRYING AT THE END! 😫😫😫😫👶👶👶👶👶😩😩

Came back to watch this… too bad I was only 12 yrs old at this time and wasn’t a husker fan yet I became a fan in 01

Sapp-"Where you been Tommie?" Frazier- “It's not where I've been, fat boy, it's where I'm going.”

This was arguably Miami's best defensive team they ever had. Two future NFL Defensive Players of the Year. And Nebraska stomped them in the 4th quarter.

@robjohnson8861

Жыл бұрын

Both played in the previous bowl and Let AZ score 29 points.

@rooh5825

Жыл бұрын

@@robjohnson8861 Rob Strawman lol REKT AGAIN!

That 4th quarter Miami was HUFFING AND PUFFING!! the physical pounding Nebraska put on Warren Saap and Ray Lewis was more then impressive.. what a team. What a program. Love the Power I option. And man we had a defense too!!!

@Victory1981

2 ай бұрын

HAD is the KEY word. Now you’re a Big Ten punching bag.

Brooke you werr an inspiration to alot of athletes

Loved this video except the end - it wasn't necessary to make crying sounds for Florida. (I am a die hard Husker fan). I'm sure it WAS heartbreaking for them, just as tear-jerkingly happy it was for us Husker fans.

@thehaughtcorner

2 жыл бұрын

Petty and juvenile to belittle Miami at the end of this clip. Don't stoop to their level. 50+ years as a Huskers fan, but I don't like this video.

@mgiehl13

Жыл бұрын

Stoop to their level...lol. Huskers deserved to win but y'all still upset about that 83 game, my goodness

@andrewcramer9200

17 күн бұрын

He didn't make crying sounds for Florida, because Florida didn't play in this game. Problem solved 😃

I'm a Miami fan. But I have a ton of respect for Nebraska. Here's to both programs becoming dominant again.

One of 3 titles for arguably the greatest recruiting class ever (Nebraska).

@robjohnson8861

3 жыл бұрын

Im guessing u graduated from a detroit high school.

@javiervasquez85

3 жыл бұрын

@@robjohnson8861 lol naw. CA

@robjohnson8861

3 жыл бұрын

@@javiervasquez85 lol, somehow I choose your thread to reply to by accident. But while Im here. 2.5 titles. MI got the more prestigious AP poll in 97 and MI was 3 votes form consensus Neb, cough, was 31 votes from consensus

@javiervasquez85

3 жыл бұрын

Lol you're good. Fair points. That was a hell of a team the Wolverines had in '97. I'm a USC guy, but I can appreciate dominant teams from that era.

@robjohnson8861

3 жыл бұрын

@@javiervasquez85 if you look around you see where I list the reasons the MI absolutely deserved the 97 NC. * against baylor, against CO, who won by more and allowed neither score a TD * who had stronger strength of sch * who didn't have to go overtime to beat an unranked team * who had best defense * who had the Heisman on their team. Body of work against worthy competition goes in that vote. And who had the best offense? But on further review. Mi's best win was against IN Up by 31, Carr pulls Griese. Neb's best win was against Iowa St Up by 56, Osborne pulled Frost. I just looked at the one game, but I would bet in every game Frost was in longer padding those offensive numbers. And MI started their games hours be Neb, hence, Neb got to see what they needed to do. MI's bowl game was 24 hrs bef Neb's.

Frazier & LP together ... just unreal

Sapp, Lewis, and all that dancing around in the Florida heat got them in the end, and the Huskers ran right through em!

@tshand1024

3 жыл бұрын

Not to mention Miami's offense didn't do jack in the second half. They kept going 3 and out. Miami's defense was on the field almost that entire half. That's why they faltered at the end. They were gassed and clearly not in shape to go the distance while Nebraska was. Tom Osborne had his players run a full practice including wind sprints ON CHRISTMAS DAY. Miami took the holiday off. Word is, Miami defensive players were so tired at the end, they couldn't get their arms up to make tackles

@mas5867

Жыл бұрын

@@tshand1024 Blah, blah and blah. Miami's offense in their previous bowl against AZ never made it past AZ's 40 yd line. AZ 29, Miami 0.

Nebraska vs Penn State would have been epic that year. Both teams were great. Outcome would’ve been a toss up.

@rooh5825

Жыл бұрын

Huskers by 21

The Nebraska defense played great. They got off the field on 3rd down. Eventually the Miami defense was worn down in the 4th quarter. Miami couldn’t keep their defense fresh. And Nebraska made them pay.

I remember this like yesterday I was in 10 grade in high school & Still OHIO STATE is my favorite college football team , but I didn't won't too see Nebraska because they was whipping everybody's ass back then.

@robjohnson8861

3 жыл бұрын

Im guessing u attended a Detroit high school.

@jay-rock6627

3 жыл бұрын

@Rob Johnson Nah I’m from New York & just a big Ohio State Buckeyes fan. But back then Nebraska was a Power House & I kinda liked them too but not over Ohio State.

That game was a thing of beauty - all those doubts washed away by FB up the gut for 2 TDs

@robjohnson8861

3 жыл бұрын

AZ ran all over Miami, 29-0 in the Fiesta 365 days earlier.

@rooh5825

Жыл бұрын

@@robjohnson8861 rob strawman

@robjohnson8861

Жыл бұрын

@@rooh5825 Like Neb fans everywhere claiming that Neb95 beat the FL96 NCs because it was the same team, basically. WhoTF knew that Bob Stoops was FL DC in 95!

@rooh5825

Жыл бұрын

@@robjohnson8861 - no one cares about your faulty logic or faulty reasoning, you are a failure. Go get your prescription refilled.

@sorney98

Жыл бұрын

​@@robjohnson8861 oh look the troll man editing comments again. Still can't get things right the first time? Ah what a shame, no wonder your losses keep piling up

Back when only at Nebraska could a FB dive be that effective. Go Big Red!

Class vs Crass. Hard to believe this was 24 years ago. Makes me wonder if Dr. Tom would have stayed on for a few more years how he would have adjusted to the 'modern' game of the late 90's/early 00's. Could he still have recruited for the running game? NU was my 2d fav college team behind my Okla State Cowboys. I had the privilege of seeing NU come to Stillwater in 1996. We were throttled. I can say I watched the greatest college fb of all time. FU, Saban.

@trueskool1977

5 жыл бұрын

So who was crass? You must be referring to Lawrence Phillips

@stevenjohnson8571

4 жыл бұрын

BourgeoisBuffoon , Try 34 years ago when you made your comment!

@andrewcramer9200

17 күн бұрын

@@trueskool1977 Oh yes, because Ray Lewis was a saint. OH wait, he just got away with it because he refused to speak 🤣

I cried like a baby when they won this game!

Bump this game!! Lol Sapp and Lewis were gassed!! Coach Osborne used Frazier to perfection! One of the toughest loses as a Canes fan I can remember. Sadly even if Miami would have won Penn St would have still been champions .

Tom Osborne is the greatest coach of all time. The complete embodiment of class act and a great human being.

@mas5867

2 жыл бұрын

Cough. Kate says WTF!

@sorney98

Жыл бұрын

​@@mas5867 oh really? Did you ask her personally? I bet not

@mas5867

Жыл бұрын

@@sorney98 so you believe with all your ittleness that she was ok with him and his turning a blind eye to dead man phliips? You have absolutely no integrity.

@sorney98

Жыл бұрын

@@mas5867 considering Osborne actually told everyone to stop seeing each other when she came to him the first time, yet she kept seeing Phillips. Also Osborne does still stay in contact with her. When you're a coach, you recruit a player, they feel they have to do what they can to help them no matter what. So to you they should throw any player out the door and forget them, never try to help straighten them out? If that's the case, why aren't you going after Dick Vermiel the old Rams coach? He was still trying to help Phillips as well. I'll say this hope you don't have kids that run into this problem

@rooh5825

Жыл бұрын

@@mas5867 shut up rob Johnson, everyone knows this is you

Those were some great years I can't wait till we get back there!!!

@omar10213245

3 жыл бұрын

Lol have fun waiting. Not happening anytime soon

@traviskrause8509

3 жыл бұрын

@@omar10213245 maybe sooner than you think genius life goes by very fast

@omar10213245

3 жыл бұрын

@@traviskrause8509 keep telling yourself that, squeaky. Nebraska's glory days are long gone

@traviskrause8509

3 жыл бұрын

@@omar10213245 you want to bet that's wishful thinking on your part there's no way in a hell out great stories program will get it figured out you can count on that and then I'll watch you cry like a little girl because your just a chicken shit hater that's all you are!!!

@omar10213245

3 жыл бұрын

@@traviskrause8509 yes, i agree, Travis. There's no way in hell your great "stories" program will get it figured out. If it was going to happen, it would've happened by now. Nebraska might as well be Purdue these days

"He can't throw! He can't throw! It's tied." --Collinsworth

lololololol, awesome sound effects at the end!

On that last TD, the blocking was three yards downfield when Schlesinger met Frazier, and five by the time he had both hands on the ball.

HAHA!...Oh man...that ending was genius!

The ending was epic! So glad we got redemption on those cocky canes! Also big shout out to Brook Beringger! RIP!!!! GBR!!!

@robjohnson8861

3 жыл бұрын

No, you didn't beat the same Miami that trounced Neb in 89 and 92. Those teams were built by Johnson.

@petermcdougall1152

3 жыл бұрын

@@robjohnson8861 no, but I will take a win over miami any day!. Actually will take a win over anybody right now. Smh

@sorney98

2 жыл бұрын

@@robjohnson8861 91, not 92. Oh 91 was built by Erickson as well, can't accept facts can you

@robjohnson8861

Жыл бұрын

​ @sorney98 You keep the lie going in every post of yours and I have corrected you over a year now. There is an article about Johnson recruiting right up to the time he left. So 89, all 4 classes Johnson's. 90, 3 91, 2 92, seniors. Erickson 93, lost bowl 34-13 94, lost 29-0 95, lost 24-17. Osborne beat a shell

@petermcdougall1152

Жыл бұрын

@@robjohnson8861 who cares what you say. How does it feel to have the huskers live rent free in your head? I live in cape coral Florida, just got hit with the biggest hurricane I have ever been through, and my town is destroyed. And all you can do is gripe and moan about football? Your life sucks that bad? Robbing Johnson? Ask me if I give 2 shits what you have to say? And I am a liar? If that's the case, then you're just pathetic old man that has had, and will never have anything in life. What a freaking loser you are

OMG the sad trombone at the end lol

"I make over $20 million per movie, but in January 1995, I got steamrolled by the Huskers" -Dwayne Johnson

Back when football was a real gladiator sport!! #90s

@jimbosc

6 жыл бұрын

Watch Alabama play and tell me there aren't some freak studs especially on defense playing for them now......game has changed but not the fact good players make good teams

@ 1:44 Finally the rock has come back to the orange bowl #94

This game is long and forgotten, but Warren Sapp holding hand to ear, then later, sucking air makes it awesome for me. I admit, he was a good deal in the NFL though.

@Trevor_Smith22

7 жыл бұрын

Huskerliving well said. But huskers got the best of him. Frazier.

@jscottbell227

5 жыл бұрын

Sapp matured as a person and a player in the NFL I must admit. After the comments he made before this game saying Nebraska wan’t even qualified to play against Miami or something like that it was pure joy watching suck for air in the 4th quarter.

@fallguye6011

5 жыл бұрын

Don't ask me where I've been Warren, ask me where I'm going.

@dantheman5745

5 жыл бұрын

@@jscottbell227 - _"Sapp matured as a person and a player in the NFL..."_ * On multiple occasions during his career, Sapp taunted opposing teams by skipping amidst their team warm-ups. Immediately following one of these instances (where Sapp was warned, but not fined) Sapp crashed into a referee while running onto the field, triggering a $50,000 fine and Sapp to mockingly say of the NFL, "It's a slave system. Slavemaster say you can't do it, don't do it." * After a dirty blind-side hit on the Packers' Chad Clifton, leaving him lying on the ground with a severe pelvic injury, Sapp pranced around like he'd just cured cancer. He then profanely mouthed-off about Packers' coach Mike Sherman who confronted Sapp over his cheap shot after the game. * Sapp got himself thrown out of a game for gesturing, swearing and physically contacting ref Jerome Boger, earning THREE unsportsmanlike penalties on one play. * In 2010, Sapp was arrested for domestic battery. * In 2010 Sapp had a nearly-$1M judgment against him vs PNC Bank. He was found to owe the IRS another nearly-$1M for back taxes. And was $875,000+ delinquent on alimony and child support. That's known as a dead-beat dad. * In 2012, Sapp filed for bankruptcy. * In 2015, Sapp was arrested in connection with soliciting and assaulting two prostitutes. He got an amazing plea deal to avoid jail time. * Later in 2015, Sapp took a plea deal to avoid jail time for another domestic violence case, after knocking an ex-girlfriend down and stepping on her head. I'm curious as to what you think the definition of the word "matured" is. At least you didn't try to say that Sapp was intelligent.

2:35 TOUCHDOWN NEBRASKA! - Kent Pavelka

What's with the crying at the end, we are Cornhuskers, not assholes.

@jscottbell227

5 жыл бұрын

Yeah the crying was a dick move IMHO

@robjohnson8861

3 жыл бұрын

*"we are Cornhuskers, not assholes."* Lol. How things change when losing happens.

@sorney98

Жыл бұрын

​@@robjohnson8861 oh really, still see our fan cheer opposing teams into the locker room. What's the matter can't stand the facts?

@rooh5825

Жыл бұрын

@@robjohnson8861 SEC, losing record against the MAC

Schlesinger frickin beast.

2:55 One of the best crowd screams ever...

I loved Tom Hammond. He's a quality announcer,

GBR! Let's get back to this level of toughness! Hopefully coach Rhule can get us there with a little time!

I still think that 1984 Orange Bowl was one of the greatest games I ever saw, The drama in that game, Mike Rozier gers hurt and is out the rest of the game, Cornhuskers trail 31-24 and on 4& 8 Jeff Smith scores a dramatic TD to make it 31-30 and Tom Osborne showing tremendous Guts goes for 2 when a Tie would have won him his first National Title, inclomplete pass Miami wins, I still think Turner Gill rushed the pass because Jeff Smith broke open, still what an amazing game, I believe that The Cornhuskers destroys Miami if they played that game on any other field except that one, Miami was very tough in that Orange Bowl.

@joannleichliter4308

Жыл бұрын

Yes, that was a great game. It brought my young son to tears at the end, but in 1995 he got to smile and celebrate on Dodge Street.

@samakrosario5546

Жыл бұрын

@@joannleichliter4308 Sweet revenge for The Cornhuskers and Tom Osborne in 95 Orange 🍊 Bowl, I wasn't a Cornhuskers fan but I hated Miami and was incredibly happy for Tom Osborne, one of the classiest Coaches in College Football.

Take Note Pellini: Osborne, Frazier and Phillips were magicians. The sleight of hand was deceivingly perfected and using the fullback every once in a while was so, so effective.

@andrewcramer9200

17 күн бұрын

Narrator: "Pelini would not, in fact, take any notes, and would go on to get fired from Nebraska, Youngstown State, and finally as defensive coordinator at LSU after his defenses were continually, savagely beaten by even average teams like Minnesota and Wisconsin. The End." :|

Classic game. The Rematch.

Dwayne Johnson sighting around 1:50....Ageless Ron Brown at 6:10

Lawrence was a beast. Love him or Hate him😂😂

Beating Miami in Miami home field is always sweeter.

Not sure on the amount of people would have argued with Collinsworth when he made his comments about Tommie and Brooke. Glad it worked out the way it did!

I miss this brand of college football when bowl games actually had prestige

Were the crying sound effects necessary?

@robjohnson8861

3 жыл бұрын

lol

@andrewcramer9200

17 күн бұрын

You're right, they should have also included loud shitting noises to match what was going on in the pants of the Miami defense in the last 6 minutes of the game.

Tommy Frazier Best Quarterback Ever

Sapp lived in the backfield during this game....i remembered.

2023 GO BIG RED ALL THE WAY...

The option also included handing it to the full back.

I guess Chris Collingsworth needs to think before he speaks. He sure changes his tune after these last two scores!

DOMINATION!!!!!

Collinsworth had a Bottom Ten foreshodowing in Sports, ever. Worse news is that his kid looks and sounds like him and is employed by the network.

If ever there should have been a plus one, this was the year.

lawrence phillips would run all day on the canes

@Kennyarnold16

6 жыл бұрын

not the '01 Canes

@drstephenbond1585

3 жыл бұрын

Ray Lewis said he was one of the toughest rbs he ever went up against

@robjohnson8861

3 жыл бұрын

@@drstephenbond1585 I would like to see when he said that. Probably after the brother Phllips was getting flamed for his thug behavior.

@rooh5825

Жыл бұрын

@@robjohnson8861 1995 huskers, greatest team of all time, ESPN, usa today, epoch times, nyp, Washington post, the list goes on and on

@sorney98

Жыл бұрын

​@@Kennyarnold16 oh he would of

fullback running the ball, classic nebraska football! GBR!!

Don't cheat on the outside! You gonna get the Full Back😊

Don't ask me where I've been Warren, ask me where I'm going.

Speaks volumes just how good Nebraska was. Miami had Ray Lewis and Warren Sapp, and they still lost.

@robjohnson8861

Жыл бұрын

LOL. Funny. 1993 Bowl *Lewis and Sapp played *AZ 29, MI 0

@rooh5825

Жыл бұрын

@@robjohnson8861 Comparative fallacy

@mas5867

Жыл бұрын

​@@rooh5825 Stop being a troll.

@rooh5825

Жыл бұрын

@@mas5867 What's wrong @Rob Johnson, your other account finally get banned? HAHAHAH REKT! You calling people a "troll" when you run around with two accounts Rob Johnson. that's rich. Maybe go get an education at a real college, and learn what a comparative fallacy is. You haven't a clue.

Schlessenger, affectionately named "Cornfed," that night, was just awesome... Not a Husker's fan, but I rooted for Tom Osbourne that night.. BTW, the FIRST thing you must stop in the option, is the up back!.. lol..

@rooh5825

Жыл бұрын

His nickname was "tard" back in the day

Nobody on the Miami defense was paying any attention to the big, burly, white dude, #40, with the neck roll I might add...Schlesinger two TDs to help tie and then put the Huskers ahead!

@michaelmiller5877

11 ай бұрын

don't forget the crew cut!!!

Miami paid them back double in the 2002 Rose Bowl 🤣

@madmac993 orange bowl was hosted every year in miami's stadium.

@omar10213245

3 жыл бұрын

No shit, sherlock. It still is

Was the crying sound effects necessary? Miami had a good team that year and nearly beat us.

Only reason Nebraska came back is because Miami couldn't do anything offensively in the second half. They kept going 3 and out. Their defense was on the field almost the entire second half!!! They were so gassed halfway though the 4th quarter that they couldn't even put their arms up to tackle.

Down goes Frazier! Down goes Frazier!

COLLEGE FOOTBALL~ NEBRASKA ~We do play hard…look at those grass stains!

when football was actually football, MAN V MAN

I remember TO telling his players if they should win, NO Gatorade bath. It's not classy. LOL. Sorry Tom, I loved it! GBR!!!

@robjohnson8861

3 жыл бұрын

He really said that and the man had a phD in psychology? No wonder he never chose to practice. The bath is big to the players. What a clueless clown.

@sorney98

2 жыл бұрын

@@robjohnson8861 speaking of clueless clown, I looked it up, your name is in big letters next to it. Seems to fit you well.

@rooh5825

Жыл бұрын

@@robjohnson8861 1995 Nebraska 56, 2019 LSU 3

1:44- quick shot from behind of the Rock.

Broke the beak!!!!

More talent =/= a better team.

@ProtusMose Dude, I'm from NE, still live here, and played for them in the mid 90's, I was being sarcastic.......