1979 #18 Penn State @ #6 Nebraska No Huddle

1979 #18 Penn State Nittany Lions @ #6 Nebraska Cornhuskers

[@eddiecharlie77]

Many future NFL stars into the 80s and 90s in this game.

[@RepublicConstitution]

As a Bama fan, I love these old classics!

[@djamo1969]

I like to try remember these old games and years without looking them up, but didn’t Penn St and Alabama play for the national title in the Sugar Bowl this season?

[@jude999]

Gotta love those shoulder pads.

[@johnmanning4097]

GREAT JOB KEEP THEM COMING 💪💪.....How bout 1982 Nebraska vs Penn State, 1982 Auburn vs Nebraska

[@steelbuck6777]

Sorry, don't have the Auburn game.

[@johnmanning4097]

@@steelbuck6777 that's alright...because I am loving all these Games while Stuck in the House 🏠....

[@MaxwellShap]

Thanks SteelBuck. #GBR

[@jamiecrawford8133]

Stupid question is the play by play guy Al Michaels?

[@mwmgonu]

It is.

[@kaylalindblom628]

This would have been less than 6 months before his famous 1980 call at the Olympic hockey game.

[@marcamerine7941]

Sean Farell Mike Muncheck and Irv Panky Pretty good OLINE Compared to the offensive line that we put on the field today.!!!

[@njbestvideo5977]

I was at the game in '83 at the Meadowlands. Nebraska beat PSU like a drum.

[@ccth22]

LOL so was I and the Huskers looked like men playing against boys…

[@davidheckman4188]

Whatever happened to slippery rock u?

[@libertydrive4388]

Typical Paterno offense. Slow, plodding, can't come back, passing game is archaic. Ugly to watch.

[@IndianOutlaw1870]

Well, that changed with Todd Blackledge.

[@davidheckman4188]

Your man at qb looked good early but...

[@libertydrive4388]

@@davidheckman4188 Outside of Blackledge and Kerry Collins, most of their QBs were slow, plodding and limited. Allar might be an exception.

[@MeIn321]

Hmm, then there was 94'. Arguably the greatest offense to play college football.