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Most Iconic Run in NU history?
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I am hopeful that the staff will get it going also. It needs to start showing. Natives are restless. Already been one eye opener of a season. I’ll let the first season pass but not last year. It was a s show.
I officially accepted the college football gods are still pissed off at us since the Peterson debacle. The 1 second in Dallas, the curb stoppings by Wisconsin, Ohio ST, Minnesota and Iowa, loosing to non-P5 teams consistently, SF first game getting rained out, spring football canceled this year and possible fall. All due to Steve Peterson pissing off the College Football Gods. They are going to make if very difficult for dear old NU to get back to college football elite.
A dictionary would be a good thing to have, but I guess when you're that smart and always right you don't need one.
There were more iconic runs in that game alone than that one. I guess you missed them.
I guess you don't know what Iconic means. But that's fine, I'm the fool for arguing with someone this arrogant and stubborn. And I'm done with that.
Well then I guess Kenny Bell had a lot of great runs.
Since the definition of "run" seems to be undetermined, the most "iconic run" in the history of Nebraska football was from 1993 to 1997 where we only lost 3 games, won three national championships and were a handful of plays from winning 5 in a row.
That’s a thoughtful way of looking at it. Thinking “outside the box”. Bravo
All the arguing aside, just give me 5 better runs by TF than this one. Just 5. Should be easy.
The play right after that run might be THEEEE greatest TF highlight ever....too bad HIO can't use it because its not a run......waa waa waaaaaaaa
So many choices but the Mackovicka run is by far and away the greatest, most iconic run in the history of FOOTBALL...........
that has the worst and least possible video evidence.
One of the comments you'll hear consistently from Osborne-era players is that they felt they had to give 110% effort on every play, every drill, etc. because they didn't want to let down all the great players who came before them, who gave it all for the team.
We are only in the very early stages of setting up that kind of culture -- so early that we shouldn't even count on it happening yet. But the great thing is, we have THE coach who understands what it takes to get there.
The sad part is (looking back, not forward), it takes years and years to get to that level of "anything less than excellence won't cut it", and only a short time to lose it (a la replacing FS with BC).
True, the call (by Nantz or Pavelka) adds to the mystique. But I don't see the UF players quitting; I see them going for the strip instead of wrapping up. They lacked in the fundamentals, and were all about showboating -- like too many of our players today.
