I'm a huge Buckeye fan, but Nebraska's 94 and 95 championship teams were the most cohesive, powerful and fast squads ever put together. Those were special teams. I watch those games when I was a kid and it was Nebraska who I was cheering for, but not sure why. Maybe since it's the same architect who designed both of our football stadiums, lol. B Ever since, Nebraska is my second favorite team, followed by USC, Penn State in Washington. Those two and see wins by NU made me fall in love with college football. Nebraska's facilities are second to none and with all the wild West craziness of NIL and the portal, college football needs Nebraska back in the top 5 or 10 consistently every year. It's good for college football.

I was there, Row 12, 50 yard line. Greatest feeling for Nebraska Football

@andrewweiss1301

5 жыл бұрын

Nobody cares

@b7grams

4 жыл бұрын

@@andrewweiss1301 About you perhaps.

@alextietjen1110

4 жыл бұрын

A JW nobody cares about you

@robjohnson8861

3 жыл бұрын

After 7 bowl losses in a row, you paid to see this! NO WAY!

@rooh5825

3 жыл бұрын

@@robjohnson8861 - no one more dedicated to being a dbag than you LOL. Even that overrated turd Bear Bryant calls Nebraska the best team of all time.

I was living in Lincoln in 1994-95 and when school came back from Christmas break (I was at Randolph Elementary at the time), this was pretty much all the teachers could talk about.

I was 7 years old, living in the Lincoln, NE, when this game was played. Oh man, this game was way better than Christmas and my birthday combined!

Best football coach, ever, and an even better human being.

@justinirvin5649

4 жыл бұрын

3TNT3 Barry Switzer OWNED Tom Osborne

@davidmarsh1921

4 жыл бұрын

But Switzer didn't own him as a man. Switzer was a very good coach, but when I think of these 2 coaches, I picture Switzer raging on the sidelines while Osborne stayed cool, calm, and confident, win or lose.

@robjohnson8861

3 жыл бұрын

@@davidmarsh1921 dummy. the rage produced 12-5. He was hired to beat OU. Solich and Bo had Osborne to blame for losing their jobs. Neb did not want to wait another 22 years for woulda, coulda, shoulda, although that was then, this is now and Neb would love either of theirs record. Frost has the same demeanor as Osborne which means trouble in crucial moments.

@djamo1969

3 жыл бұрын

@@robjohnson8861 I always see you trolling a lot of Nebraska KZread videos. What’s the deal? Did some Husker steal your girlfriend? Geez. Get a life!

@rooh5825

3 жыл бұрын

@@djamo1969 - he's an idiot LSU fan that went to Alabama, he's horribly upset because Nebraska has historically owned the SEC.

Bob's words have been ringing in my ears for 20 years. His RESPECT for Dr.Tom was..we got it right!

Thank you Dr. Tom!!

Wow, Bob Costas really nailed it.

@VancouverChokers

9 жыл бұрын

Maybe so, but Costas is an idiot most of the time. I will never support a man who uses a platform like Sunday Night Football to endorse his political views.

@elliottFamily2

9 жыл бұрын

VancouverChokers I guess this is an example of what he is capable of when he sticks to sports?

@VancouverChokers

9 жыл бұрын

Daniel Elliott Yes. If he just stuck with sports and didn't go political all the time, I'd like him a lot more. I still think he talks down to his audience often though.

@robjohnson8861

3 жыл бұрын

A sympathy tribute. Would not have worked for any other coach cuz nobody was 0-7 in their last 7 bowls and 9-13 overall.

@sorney98

2 жыл бұрын

@@robjohnson8861 we'll be sure to send a sympathy card(oh wait we won't) for all the times you've been owned. Seriously get a life

When it came together it was amazing. Thanks Dr Tom. Thanks for standing by Bo, his moment to shine will come just like yours did!

@dannyhuskerjay

4 жыл бұрын

Keep bo out of this comment section .

To think they said we couldn't play on grass.

@bobmccaslin6675

6 жыл бұрын

where can I get a copy of the 1994 Nebraska football highlights including 1995 orangebowl on wowt? 879 unclebob@gmail.com my address bob mccaslin2012 n 100st-blondo Omaha, Nebraska 68134-5508 email anyone if you can.

@bobmccaslin6675

6 жыл бұрын

my address once again bob mccaslin 2012 n 100st-blondo Omaha, Nebraska 68134-5508.

@bobmccaslin6675

6 жыл бұрын

bob mccaslin 2012 n 100st-blondo Omaha, Nebraska 68134-5508.

@b7grams

4 жыл бұрын

Don't forget about the sweltering heat and humidity! Motherfuckers haven't been to Nebraska in July and August I guess.

@robjohnson8861

3 жыл бұрын

@@b7grams Yeah, Neb plays a lot of games during those months, huh!

I Graduated from the University of Nebraska in 1995 Born in Lincoln, Grew up a Husker fan listening to Lyle on the radio. We were watching this game at a buddies house very close to Downtown Lincoln. Most of my group was piling into the car to go Downtown to Iguanas since our other buddy was a doorman and slipped us in. Huge crowd down there. I literally almost got left as I was standing in the doorway wanting to see what Costa said. I thought his comments about Nebraska in this clip were pretty amazing. I thought about his comments on the car ride that night. And again from time to time throughout the years. So Glad this clip is on youtube.

Worth noting: Ray Lewis and Warren Sapp played on this Miami defense. Yes - that good. This is the best team that Nebraska ever defeated for a national championship

@williamfreeman3331

6 жыл бұрын

John Rino. And Duane "The Rock" Johnson!

@nathanhorvatich8360

5 жыл бұрын

I agree to your opinion..that Miami squad was intense at every spot..it came down to strongest minds..the hustler men leaving Nebraska in December (8 degrees) and going to Miami 87 degrees or whatever it was and humid and outlasting them physically should not have happened..but credit to Husker players..their desire to fight was stronger..Miami should have saved their energy with all their mouth running..they were not able to talk in 4th quarter..as,they gasping for..what if Miami came to Lincoln in Jan and played...?

@robjohnson8861

4 жыл бұрын

But a coach that lost the previous 2 bowls 63-13. 29-0, 34-13. Erickson playing with his own recruits and coaches was not a great bowl coach. 5-9 in bowls lifetime.

@Rcknroler913

4 жыл бұрын

@@robjohnson8861 blah, blah, blah. Haven't I schooled you enough?

@canes998

3 жыл бұрын

@@williamfreeman3331 And the reason the Rock started that game was because Pat Riley got hurt late in the year against Boston College and in final regular season game that year.

The best thing about Tom Osborne? He saved the best for last, his National Championships.

"Miami has a great team?." Total class by Dr. Tom/

@robjohnson8861

4 жыл бұрын

Of course Osborne can't say, "Hell that suckass sucks in big games with his own players. Look at his last two bowls. 29-0 and 34-13 losses."

@Rcknroler913

4 жыл бұрын

@@robjohnson8861 , damn dick head, seek help. This game was 25 years ago. Let it go.

@robjohnson8861

4 жыл бұрын

@@Rcknroler913 lol, serious trolling me now. I'm really under your skin, huh

@alextietjen1110

4 жыл бұрын

Kerry Mills ur probs a Wisconsin or Iowa fan, a fan base with no classiness or sportsmanship

@GeorgeFlippin

3 жыл бұрын

@@robjohnson8861 Rob 30 IQ Johnson wishes he could be there every time Osborne unzips his pants so he can get a mouthful of what he spews all the time.

I LOVE this!

The last time NBC ever did an Orange Bowl contest. Sad day.

Tom Osborne is the best college football coach of all time!!! If you disagree with my previous statement tell me who won 250 games faster than Dr. Tom Osborne or you could just tell me another coach that retired after winning a national championship which was his third by the way!!! JUST INCASE YOU DIDN"T KNOW!!!

@Maestrohbill

7 жыл бұрын

Not hard to win 250 games quickly when you don't play anyone except Oklahoma. In 1973 - with Devaney's team - Osborne faced the toughest schedule in the country (this is per the USA Today College Football Encyclopedia). They were not in the Top 20 schedule-wise in 1974-75-76-77-79-81-84-85-86-87-88-89-90. They were only ranked 17th in 1993 because they met once beaten FSU in the bowl game (and were robbed in my judgment - severely) and the same in 1994, when they beat Miami and finally won Osborne his first title. They were in 1978, but it was a fluke because OU was a one-loss team and Nebraska played them twice. They were 12th in 1980 when they played three good teams and lost to two of them. They were also 12th in 1982 (and admittedly got messed over by the refs in the Penn State game). They were 17th in 1983 - the so-called greatest team ever - but OU got hosed that time and Nebraska couldn't even beat Miami when it counted. And how is it possible that Nebraska in 1990 played BOTH teams that shared the national championship and still didn't face one of the 20 toughest schedules in the country? Simple - they didn't play anyone else decent. Now to be fair - they did much better starting in 1991...which coincides with Osborne building the 1994-97 monster. Nebraska then faced a top 20 ranked schedule every single year (usually top 12) from 1991-1996. This points out that Osborne LEARNED and built him a decent team that could actually beat good teams. Do you know what Osborne's record against 'teams with 9 or more wins' was from 1974-1993? 18-31 (not counting 9-win N Illinois, who was not big time when they met). In twenty years, he only faced 49 opponents with 9 or more wins (you know - REALLY good teams), an average of just more than two per year, and he lost 60% of them. Do ANY of you think that Chris Petersen is a better coach than Osborne? I don't, but using your argument, he is. He won 84 games in his first eight years at Boise and his percentage (.913) for those years includes FIVE bowl wins in seven trips (he resigned before the last bowl game). Osborne's first eight years gave him a .789 and a 5-3 bowl record, pretty good. What's the difference? The schedule. Neither team won a national title. But Petersen had something Osborne didn't - not one but TWO undefeated seasons. I'm NOT saying Tom Osborne was not a good coach - he was a VERY good coach. But he was not one of the 10 best college football coaches ever. That's all I'm saying.

@BigRedRIP

7 жыл бұрын

What do you think makes a team be a losing team (that Nebraska had to face in those years?) LOSING. To Nebraska/Colorado/Oklahoma/Kansas State. Your argument about weakness of schedule can be summed up by looking at the score in the 95 Orange Bowl against Florida. But before you even rebut my comments, view the announcers and commentators BEFORE the game, and how Nebraska weren't really that good and couldn't play on grass. There were many years in the 74-90 stretch where Nebraska lost games to teams that would have ANNIHILATED a Boise State team from any year. The Fiesta Bowl miracle against Oklahoma put Petersen on the map, but it took 3 miracles in one game to pull it off. With that said, he's doing very well with Washington this year, and will be known as a national champ coach before he retires, for sure. But you cannot compare Boise State losses to Nebraska losses in the 70-90 stretch. The variable you are missing from your comparison argument is not strength of schedule, but rather conference strength (i.e. the Power 5 conferences.) This is why we saw Houston (in the discussion prior to this week about their "dilemma" of not receiving enough votes for the playoffs) lose to unranked Navy. There are conferences that just don't play the caliber of football that is found in power 5 conferences, period.

@robjohnson8861

4 жыл бұрын

@XylaSkers "He's easily in the Top 5. Ranker.com has him at #3. That's everyone opinion. " Everyone? Sure, right, ok.

@KALICOE

4 жыл бұрын

@@Maestrohbill it was said don't play Nebraska cuz you would lose your next game so nobody ever wanted to play them in a regular season

@Rcknroler913

4 жыл бұрын

@@robjohnson8861 where do you rank him?

Agreed! NBC did New Year's Day Awesome! A lot of memories Miss Don and Bob in the Orange, though!

We will be back, sooner or later we will get back there. I have never experienced a corn husker championship but I would certainly like too.

@mas5867

3 ай бұрын

coming up on 30 years. OU's 47-0 and Neb's 60-3 will always laughed at.

This was a good, not a great Miami team. What makes the accomplishment so great is the fact that Nebraska was finally able to beat Miami for a championship despite the fact Miami had the huge advantage of playing on their home field.

@randytwidwell6955

5 жыл бұрын

This was a great Miami team read all the names on Def. Not just the 1st 2 or 3. Nebr. Was phenomenal because they had to break them phsically and psychologically this is not easy especially when the 1st two you have to break is Ray Lewis of the Balt.Ravens and Warren Sapp Tampa Bay Buc and many others were pro stars read the roster.Also at hm. Grass undefeated at hm noise etc.Break them NEBR. did.

@robjohnson8861

4 жыл бұрын

lol. Don't know much about football do you? The pundits believe home field adv works out to about 3 points.

@robjohnson8861

4 жыл бұрын

@@randytwidwell6955 A great Miami team whose coach lost to Arizona 29-0 in the bowl the year before, and Bama 34-13 the year before that. In the all 3 of his last bowl losses, he was playing with his recruits. So his coaches, his recruits and 0-3 the last 3 yrs. This team had some greats but the chemistry obviously was not there or Erickson sucked in bowl games. Lifetime 5-9.

@Rcknroler913

4 жыл бұрын

@@robjohnson8861 do you just copy and paste the same BS? Over and over.

@robjohnson8861

3 жыл бұрын

@@Rcknroler913 No, but you do.

that game was awesome ive never our team fight harder than they did that night!!! still get emotional over that win!!! we should have won the year before if we had a kicker we would have!

@mas5867

3 ай бұрын

in other threads you have said you cried. Geesus.

Dr. Tom is my hero! My role-model. HE'S A great MAN!

@robjohnson8861

2 жыл бұрын

Paterno approves your comment.

@sorney98

3 ай бұрын

​@@robjohnson8861and liking your own comment twice looks good

@mas5867

3 ай бұрын

@@sorney98 Still between your ears I am. How bout a mouthful.

@sorney98

3 ай бұрын

@@mas5867 yet Tom Osborne lives in yours for free

@sorney98

3 ай бұрын

@mas5867 look up troll, we made you popular. Your name is in the dictionary

#94 Larry Townsend one of my dads best friends and a really cool guy

Dr Tom means a lot to me. Dockery is kind of tool/ Paterno? Looks REALLY bad now!

1:12 Love this

Video title reads "1994 Orange Bowl" which was Nebraska vs Florida State.

The goat of Nebraska football

Tom Osbourne isn't a public man in a game situation. He just had to join the team to celebrate. Plus the crowd was too close to him. 8-11-2921

Osborne finally did it. Over a coach that finished with a 5-9 bowl record. A coach that got shut out by Arizona 29-0 the year before, a coach that got beatdown by Bama 34-13 before that. The whimsical 60-3 run bowl games: 1st bowl. 4th bowl loss in a row to Bobby 2nd This one over a coach the team thought was leaving, which was true days after. A team facing NCAA sanctions which did come down later. 3rd over Spurrier. 11-10 in bowls. 4th over Beamer 11-12 in bowls. Most bowl losses as of 2019 1)Edwards, 2)Osborne, 3) Beamer 5th over Fulmer 8-7 in bowls and a losing record against Spurrier, Richt, Tuberville, Paterno, Saban, Meyer, Miles, Solich, Weiss, and Tyrone Willingham. Edit, this list has at least 5 more. So combined, the last 4 coaches had a losing bowl record 35-38. And this is just bowls. There is so much more about the 60-3 run.

@Rcknroler913

4 жыл бұрын

waaaa. Stop crying. Averaging 10 wins per year over 25 years is astonishing. Stop spouting the same 2 or three "facts", it ruins your argument against Osborne.

@robjohnson8861

4 жыл бұрын

@@Rcknroler913lol, reading all of my post across a zillion threads are you. 255 wins against the littleBIG 8 is the best you got?

@GeorgeFlippin

3 жыл бұрын

@@robjohnson8861 Did you ever play any sports? No, wait, don't answer that, we know you didn't pussy boy. Your 30 IQ mentality shows through every time you make a comment. Hilarious.

@sorney98

3 ай бұрын

​@@robjohnson8861little Big 8 that was the more respected conferences. Once having 4 teams in top 4, and then 3 teams in top 3. So yea Big 8 was good lmao

Soon.

Wow, 3 times? feel bad for Penn State fans.

The Hurricanes got manhandled at the line of scrimmage. As good as Miami was the lack of size and strength just wore there behinds out. Smash mouth prevailed over trash talking.

Just wanna reply to VancouverChokers down there, because I'm in the very small group of young Husker fans that believes the '71 huskers were the best, rather than the '95 skers. They beat no.s 2, 3, and 4 in their season, and by far the closest game was the second best rivalry of all time in college football (lol, sorry, but Army-Navy does it for me, haha).

@VancouverChokers

9 жыл бұрын

I know that OU finished #2 that year and Colorado finished 3. I take it Bama finished 4th after Nebraska whipped that ass in Miami? That was when the polls actually had a set and don't automatically give everything to one conference #SECSECSEC

@smsjogren1

9 жыл бұрын

VancouverChokers Yeah, 'Bama wound up fourth. But yeah, the SEC west will have several multi-loss teams, the SEC east is actively in shambles, but every week we're lead to believe that every conference matchup is gonna be a Godzilla vs. Random Monster movie every week. Honestly, Baylor, Ohio State, Notre Dame, and Auburn look like the playoff teams now, but if two SEC teams get in, it's gonna be a complete joke. Wouldn't mind seeing the Ramblin' Wreck win out and make it in over FSU though, can't believe they're undefeated. Lol, sorry about the rant, but when Ole Miss and Mississippi State are tied for 3rd in the country, it's hard to reconcile with the AP.

@burlingtonbill1

7 жыл бұрын

I think you are confusing 1971's final standings with 1994's. (Easy to do.) 1994 Coaches poll (Taken AFTER bowl games): 1-NU, 2-Penn St. 3-Colo, 4-Ala. 1971: Coaches' poll (Taken BEFORE bowl games): 1-NU, 2-Ala., 3-Mich., 4-Okla., 5-Auburn, 6-Colo. 1971 WRITERS' poll (Taken AFTER the bowl games): 1-NU, 2-Okla,, 3-Colo. The reason for the differences? Wikipedia: "With #2 Alabama, #3 Michigan, and #5 Auburn all losing, #6 Colorado, winner of the Bluebonnet Bowl, rose to #3. In fact, in the final poll, the Big 8 occupied the top 3 spots, with Nebraska claiming all 55 first place votes, Oklahoma #2 and Colorado (whose only losses were to Nebraska and Oklahoma) #3.[4] This is the only time teams from one conference were rated 1-2-3 in the final poll."

@smsjogren1

7 жыл бұрын

Lol, burlingtonbill1, good on you for chiming in on an ancient (for the internet) comment supporting the 'skers. I'm probably as hammered now as I was making that last post, but I'll be honest- I just throw in the '71 skers to piss off others from my generation that grew up with the 90's run. Every year of football is unique, like a snowflake. That's why I laugh internally when I see rankings of 'best teams of all time' in any sport, because one year's dominance is meaningless in the face of time. I look at the 95 huskers as a worn statue of Tommy Frazier, the head fallen off near the base, which reads, "Look upon my works, ye mighty, and despair." All that said, I'm super hyped to see Nebraska, Colorado, Miami, and Washington being ranked. I'm also hyped to see people in the salt lake city media suggesting we're going back to the big 12. Because everyone just looks at another conference that is collapsing thanks to Texas and giggles. I hope the kansas and oklahoma schools find power five conferences that suit them, as well as Iowa state. Texas tech could maybe become Washington State University-Lubbock.

@smsjogren1

7 жыл бұрын

And I guarantee my post at the time was looking at the exact Wikipedia rankings you're posting, rather than any super-fan knowledge, haha. But still, Jerry Tagge, Rich Glover, and Lyle Bremser, am I right?

My son, who's due date is in December, will be named for Dr Tom. Lincoln Osborne Jensen.

@robjohnson8861

3 жыл бұрын

That's too sad and pathetic. Osborne screwed 1) all the team's that believed in Osborne's integrity and 2) the school's reputation that he helped build by playing Lawrence Phillips. And the real kicker, he never reached Phillips did he? Which, as a doctor of psychology, he had to know he never would. It was all about getting that damn NC.

@djensen2319

3 жыл бұрын

He didn’t need to play Phillips, did he? Ahman Green set several freshman records in LPs place. You sir, are the pathetic one, who feels the need to shit on folks. But that’s cool...

@rooh5825

3 жыл бұрын

@@robjohnson8861 - There's really no level of low that you won't stoop to, you turd of a human being.

@sorney98

3 жыл бұрын

@@robjohnson8861 just like many physiologists couldn’t help you trying to get you to leave momma’s basement. Scared of the real world

Let’s Go to 72nd and Dodge!!! GBR!!!

At 2.15 Costas said even if PSU beats Oregon in the Rose, Neb will wind up NCs BECAUSE it has finally happened. What, a symbolic NC? What a crock.

@randytwidwell7418

21 күн бұрын

What a fan and not a coach I want you to find Warren Sapp I hear he will be at Colo. Also find Ray Lewis and tell them they are passes and didn't have a good team you love them so ASK SEE WHAT YOU FIND OUT GAIN SOME FOOTBALL KNOWLEDGE RATHER THAN EMOTIONAL FAN KNOWLEDGE.

@randytwidwell7418

21 күн бұрын

Oh by the way you can watch the game on your cell look at the detail focus. Try watching some other teams besides Miami maybe you'll see that Miami wasn't bad but other teams that won were better not that Miami was bad. Thing like the Penn St NC Miami didn't get out played but they got out coached battle plan and strategy. Alabama out played and out talented them. Get out of the stats and score board and into the game depth

Bubba Watson. His dad was a truck driver. Go get it!

it was so perfect to beat miami in the orange bowl. i have the miami paper with the head line, nebraska beats miami how sweet it is.............

Nebraska should have been a 10-point favorite because they have multiple weapons and a better offense than a one-trick pony Miami team plus the huskers defense just owned the offensive line of Miami

WAGON!

Man, that is one happy coach...smh

@petermcdougall1152

3 жыл бұрын

You obviously don't know anything about the great Tom Osborne! He was happy and classy at the same time.... SMH

Penn State was awarded the National title in 1982 over undefeated SMU.

@stevenmyers8907

5 жыл бұрын

SMU did have a tie that year.

@dannyhuskerjay

4 жыл бұрын

Nebraska should have won that year. They only loss to penn state and it was that catch completely out of bounce . So penn state didn’t deserve a share after that

@robjohnson8861

3 жыл бұрын

@@dannyhuskerjay Every thread, every one. A Neb excuse, without fail.

Penn State played a lower ranked team! RC

Anyone remembers Rahsaan Salaam? He died in 2016 by committing suicide!! I know this video is about Nebraska, but RIP Rahsaan Salaam!!

@otaviofrn_adv

2 жыл бұрын

Brook Berringer, Nebraska's backup QB, he played most of the season in 94 due to Tommy Frasier's blood clots, he died on a plane crash in 96. And this goes without mentioning Lawrence Phillips. Crazy how things happen

Miami playing a national title game in Miami is unfair

@mas5867

Жыл бұрын

One stat. OU (Big 8) beat Neb (Big 8) in the Orange. I guess Miami was a home game for OU, huh?

@sorney98

3 ай бұрын

​@@mas5867oh look shoeing you still don't know football

Go Big Red !🌽🌽☠️☠️

Bob was wrong about there being no other major university within Nebraska's borders. But that other university does not field a football team.

Disagree. This was a good Miami team but the majority of Miami Hurricanes teams from 1986-92 were far superior than the 1994 squad. Their 1994 team lost at home to Washington snapping their home win streak. The best team Nebraska beat for a title was really the 1971 Oklahoma team. It wasn't in a bowl game but fact is it was the de-facto national title game.

@robjohnson8861

3 жыл бұрын

Bama was better and had a stronger strength of schedule and why they would have been best ever until........LSU 2019...had they showed up against Neb. LSU 2019 will be the best ever for a very, very long time. They own every great team when you break down everything they accomplished. Neb 71 and LSU 2019 both share greatness in one aspect. Both went through very good Bama teams and the two best coaches (NCs) wise.

@sorney98

3 ай бұрын

​@@robjohnson88612019 LSU's defense wasn't that good sorry

@mas5867

3 ай бұрын

@@sorney98 Neb played 8 teams with 55 losses. And coach O did not run the score like Osborne did.

@sorney98

3 ай бұрын

@mas5867 try again, Coach O did but again being SEC bias

Take THAT, Creighton! LOL

@samsticka

5 жыл бұрын

Creighton doesn't have a football program.

@brandonmorris92

5 жыл бұрын

I think they should. I know it's a long process, but it could work.

Nobody rememebers. Who finished second. Won finished second in the Masters last year? Who finished third? Who finished first? It wasn't Tiger. He quit in the third round with some unknown injury. Get It!

Gotta love the media keeping us all tied to this crap under the guise of caring about him. "For 22 years he waited" vs for 22 years he blew countless opportunities.

@Rcknroler913

4 жыл бұрын

Look at the teams he lost to in bowl games, and where they were played. Your hard on of hatred for Nebraska football has clouded your judgement.

@robjohnson8861

4 жыл бұрын

@@Rcknroler913 You forgot the ifs and then. You know if not for this missed FG then would have 4 NCs. So the other teams aren't allowed to bring excuses too? Osborne entered 14/25 games against Switzer and Bowden ranked ahead of them. He won 6/14 or 43% Swit/Bow entered 11/25 games against Osborne ranked ahead of him. They won 10/11 or 90% I would think the games were equally played meaning it did not matter where they played, Osborne would F up way more than what the AP thought.

@markstepanekii388

3 жыл бұрын

@@robjohnson8861 never mind his 25 year career and last 5 year run where he went 60-3 should have never happened at a place like Nebraska. Osborne was at the pinnacle and he did it in a place that had no players. You're an idiot.

@robjohnson8861

3 жыл бұрын

@@markstepanekii388 Outright NCs. Minn 4 Neb 3 And Minn was not a hell hole?

@markstepanekii388

3 жыл бұрын

@@robjohnson8861 Minnesota was literally during segregation. And they have 6 to Nebraska's 5

Maybe it’s just me but pouring a freezing container of Gatorade or water over a coaches head after a huge win is just wrong! They need a new way of celebration! IMO

@Cole McClellan - not hardly the greatest ever. Roaring through an overrated Big Eight (that was mostly a Big Two) but failing to win the big game forever doesn't make you the greatest ever. An excellent coach? Yes. Greatest ever? You're out of your mind. He took over an already built program as well - might have had something to do with his winning so many so early.

@smwest95

10 жыл бұрын

He was the coach for 25 years. Its not like he took someone elses recruits, made a run and retired! Never won less than 9, and thats back when the season was 10-11. Sustained excellence is without a doubt the hardest thing to do in coaching. Doing it the right way and coaching the best college football team of all time are just bonuses.

@burlingtonbill1

7 жыл бұрын

Sounds like a Penn State fan to me :-)

@Maestrohbill

7 жыл бұрын

Try Alabama, whose dynasty has blown Nebraska's to shreds. Just click on my videos and they go back a few years. Not exactly a Johnny come lately to Alabama or a front-runner, either.

@Maestrohbill

7 жыл бұрын

Right way? Lawrence Phillips was the right way?

@GeorgeFlippin

5 жыл бұрын

Maestrohbill, you are an asshole.

Had not Barry Switzer stepped down. Dr. Tom would not won 3 national championships.

@sorney98

3 ай бұрын

Disagree, with Nebraska changing their defense way they did, Nebraska would of still won

@mas5867

3 ай бұрын

​ @sorney98 5-12 against Switzer when the excuses are filtered out.

@sorney98

3 ай бұрын

@mas5867 only excuses are the rocks in your head

@sorney98

3 ай бұрын

@@mas5867 which excuses? Your excuses?