Dan Alexanders 80 yard run vs Colonrado
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Ahman Greens 1st play from scrimmage td run, untouched vs Colonrado
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Ahman Greens 1st play from scrimmage td run, untouched vs Colonrado
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Most Iconic Run in NU history?
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I liked Taylor Martinez's run against Wisconsin. It didn't win us anything but it was fun to watch.
I don't know that this is the most iconic, but it showed his potential.
I didn't see your post until I posted the vid.
Rozier's against UCLA
This isn't a TD run, but I love the ref's comment, The players body was down but he wasn't down, TOUCHDOWN!!! LOL
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You named the ones I would have named.Keep the faith.GBR.
So I believe it is the TFraz run. I also do not think the JRs punt return should be a candidate. It was not a run, it was a special teams return. The stats do not show up as rushing yards.
All that being said I am surprised that no one mentioned any of the runs from Helu against Mizzou. Just a whole day of unbelievable runs.
All that being said I am surprised that no one mentioned any of the runs from Helu against Mizzou. Just a whole day of unbelievable runs.
I was at that game. very weird bright spot in an otherwise not so good day. Aikman and Ball tore us apart that day. Our defense overall looked terrible.
It wasn’t that great of a run. Those guys had all quit and weren’t really even trying that hard to bring him down. It was a run with poor tackling. Nothing really great about it.
Phillips 42 yard TD run against Florida was sweet. Made a lot of guys miss in traffic and on to the end zone.
Yeah, the final score in that game didn't look too bad, but it was beat down of a game.
The thread title is "most iconic," not "best run when the opponent was already gassed."
There are plenty of other runs that showed more power, speed or finesse, but when you talk about icons in college football most people generally think of 1995 Nebraska as one of the best. And, when you think about 1995 Nebraska you think about Tommie Frazier.
