1996 Fiesta Bowl, Nebraska vs Florida

[@nickphillips4559]

95 Nebraska is the best college football team I have seen in my LIFE..

[@troybrooks2066]

So crazy! Damn near every Husker starter on this team either went to the NFL or is in the Husker Hall of Fame. Majority are in the HoF and went to the NFL. Ahman Green had a 1k season as a Frosh and didn’t even start! Many of the 3rd stringers on this team were later incredible starters in 97 who won the NC and went to the league too!

[@allisonsmith9050]

this nebraska team could have been the best of all time. they DOMINATED every game.

[@markstepanekii388]

Could? They are.

[@charlesshankle3178]

@@allisonsmith9050 Nebraska had the most dominant season ever, no doubt. As for best team ever, there are a few teams that may have something to say about that. In my mind, there are no best teams ever because anyone can be beaten on any given day

[@bigronnie9629]

I'm a die hard Tennessee Vol and I've been watching CFB since the late 80s. In all those years I've never seen a team as dominant as that 95 Nebraska club. They were men among boys.

[@joshblanchard3719]

That Florida team was good too...even though they got whooped

[@godawgs7098]

I’m a Georgia fan enjoying our success right now. But there is no way we would stand a chance against this Nebraska team. This was the greatest college football team ever.

[@markstepanekii388]

Nebraska fan. You win this year your team will own the most impressive dynasty ever. Not the most dominant tho.

[@simplerick256]

Agreed

[@godawgs7098]

@@markstepanekii388 Well. We didn't get our 3-peat. If we got in the playoff we would've. But if we win the natty this year. That's 3 out of 4. And a dynasty.

[@gregorynevels7402]

Georgia 2021 team would definitely beat that 1996 Nebraska team. It's called evolution. The option wouldn't be affective in today's game

[@simplerick256]

@@gregorynevels7402 but could they score against that defense?

[@krispowell8647]

Tommy Frazier vs. Danny WurefelI!! Classic!!! totally remember this back when I was 9. Tommy Frazier was a hero of mine back in the day. Thank you for this👍💯

[@jesusrivera743]

@@krispowell8647 Tommie was special coach Tom Osborne beat Lou Holtz of Notre Dame to get Tommy Frazier to commit to Nebraska . Till this day Coach Holtz says Tommy Frazier was the one recruit he wish he never lost

[@taitrief]

Greatest obliteration of a#2 team in my lifetime!!!

[@mrh3085]

@@taitrief the game wasn’t even as close as the blowout score indicated. Nebraska could’ve hung 100 on Florida that night.

[@Jleed989]

Nebraska needs to get back to this level. CFB misses you

[@spacewxranger]

No doubt, feels like centuries since this team was considered at least top 10!!!

[@gturcott1]

Money makes it happen

[@Bigfishfun333]

No, we don't really miss them. We prefer the incredible levels of parity that exist today, versus back in the day with ridiculously dominant teams like this one. We also prefer high-flying aerial attacks, not the Midwest corn-fed grind-it-out on the ground type of boring football. But we DO need more coaches with the integrity and honor that Tom Osbourne always had.

[@adamclark9004]

Going to the big 10 for the big money was the dumbest thing Nebraska ever did. They will never be a contender again. Money has ruined college football.

[@ilikecheeseburger42]

@@Bigfishfun333 Matt Rhule definitely has those Tom Osborne qualities.

[@erikaenander5374]

I love these old games--must mean I’m old 😂--and when I heard Tom Osborne’s name, I felt a wave of nostalgia.

[@kevinpaige4902]

That Nebraska D was what made them even more dominant in the 90s. Osborn got speed on defense to counter teams like Miami, and Florida.

[@RumoursOfFamine]

Elite at every single level. You can't beat that. You rarely see a team elite at all levels in a season, let alone 2 teams in the same year.

[@kevinshort4829]

The only team that could have beaten the Cornhuskers that season was themselves. Power, speed, and whatever else you want in a football team. AWESOME!

[@sha9infinite450]

Incredible team. The only one that comes to mind that could compete because of their offensive balance and defense that COULD TACKLE is the 1986 Miami team. That’s about it.

[@bigbearddahuzi1036]

How many tackles can one man break?

[@MeCanik79]

Frazier was robbed of the 1995 Heisman.

[@terrencedavis9921]

@@MeCanik79 By Eddie George? Ridiculous.

[@nykia31]

Most dominant team ever. Played straight up grown man football, and there was nothing anyone could do about it.

[@krakenNation]

Nope 2001 Miami there is even 30 for 30 claiming they are the greatest college football team ever but nice try

[@christophermarriott1681]

​@@krakenNation😂 2001 Miami played in the lazy Big East. Sit down.

[@Osmium192]

@@krakenNationlmao nope.

[@HuskerRed11]

Exactly!

[@mrh3085]

@@krakenNation I’d place 2001 Miami 2nd behind this 95 Nebraska team. But you are entitled to your opinion. That’s what makes CF fun. 🤩

[@FloridaRaider]

As a Big 12 fan, made it to a few games in Lincoln. Loved the experience and the classy fans. Hope to go back one day.

[@PeteyThePanda]

In a testament (one of many) to how good this Nebraska team was, Florida still finished #2 in the final poll despite getting completely destroyed in this game.

[@lynnerose7891]

Not really bc that just means the gap between the top 2 and the rest was perceived to be so large that no matter how badly NEB beat FLA, nobody had a hope of moving past FLA. And I absolutely believe NEB was EASILY the best team in the nation that year.

[@xIMxMCLOVINx]

Kneeling at the one yard line to close out the game is a flex

[@wellitsherenow]

Nebraska defense was unbelievable

[@keithkruse69]

They absolutely mauled Florida. A college football team that can never be matched-past, present, or future. Think with an unbiased perspective for a second. O-Line, D-Line, O and D backs. Pure speed and strength with a game plan devised by one of the greatest coaches in collegiate history. No NCAA team since would have been able to take them. Astounding.

[@andyeighttre]

2001 Miami*

[@modernenglishman7802]

​@andyeighttre In the discussion of college football, that's an argument to be had, as well as LSU 2019. Personally, I would pick Nebraska but I'll admit I just a little biased. 😊

[@Adam-m5s1g]

Ahhh. No sir. They were great for that time. Evolution and greater teams have came since. But if u feel better by telling yourself that so be it

[@mrh3085]

@@Adam-m5s1g can you point on the doll where the Nebraska program hurt you. 😳😅

[@Adam-m5s1g]

@@mrh3085 is that the best u can come back with to my fact comment??! Ur lame

[@jmiller4280]

I live in Big 8 country. I loved these years where Nebraska was winning National titles.

[@JazzYachtrocker]

Bill Cosby on the coin flip is a weird blast to the past.

[@Stable_Genius]

😂😂😂

[@feddyvonwigglestein3481]

Florida won the title the next year in 1996, but Spurrier says that his 95 team was his best team that he had at UF. And they got beaten down that badly in this game. That's how much better Nebraska was than everybody else in the 1995 season. No question in my mind - best team of all time.

[@scottgarver5782]

LSU 2019 - best college football team of all time.

[@toma.6942]

Get out of here lol​@@scottgarver5782

[@AliensAnonymous]

TEXAS 2005

[@Osmium192]

@@scottgarver5782lol no.

[@jasonbenson9119]

Only team that truly should give 95 Neb competition for being best of all time is 2001 Miami FL.

[@SAsh-zg6ln]

Damn I bet parties were so fun. No phones, social media, internet, etc

[@mst3k54]

Cell phone & the internet were around back then

[@SAsh-zg6ln]

@@mst3k54 ya in a library they had internet lol. And definitely no college kids had cell phones in 96. Pagers maybe

[@DanielSong39]

No all those things were around back then They weren't as prominent though

[@SAsh-zg6ln]

@@DanielSong39 key word PROMINENT

[@craigjohnson5590]

That's exactly why parties were fun...people actually engaged "WITH" each other, person to person, not via an idiot phone or pad.

[@joshbazon2764]

I'm a Penn State fan who strongly believes the 1995 Nebraska squad was the greatest college football team of all time. They toyed with the Gators! Tommie Frazier was the greatest QB to not win a Heisman Trophy (most over-rated trophy of all-time).

[@LOLMAN9538]

2019 LSU Tigers: "Are you sure about that?"

[@joshbazon2764]

@@LOLMAN9538 Yes, Nebraska would have beat LSU.

[@krakenNation]

Nope 2001 Miami Hurricanes would have destroyed Nebraska by 3 TDs it’s all about the U THE GREATEST TEAM EVER

[@DanielSong39]

That 1994 Penn State team was something else though

[@anthonyorman596]

Boy Nebraska fans miss these days 😪 😂😂Honestly as a OU diehard I always thought of Nebraska as our biggest rival ever so many games that decided conference and National Championships that's the rivalry I miss the most

[@Redraven2967]

This is what many of us NU fans miss the most as well. The Big 10 doesn’t understand that a rivalry can’t be designated by the conference, they are developed over years of close games fought in the trenches.

[@BiggRedd-14e]

Me too

[@kev614]

@@Redraven2967no offense but no Big Ten fan base really thinks Nebraska belongs or should be in the Big Ten.. Oklahoma always has been and always will be more of your rivals than Iowa

[@tightbhole420]

​@@kev614welcome to the new cfb 🤷‍♂️ soon it will just be NFL junior

[@mrh3085]

@@anthonyorman596 that respect flowed both ways. GBR!!!

[@foxmccloud7055]

Meanwhile, ESPN was running their mouths claiming that Florida was going to run circles around Nebraska and Sports Illustrated had cartoons claiming that Florida had the racing cars and Nebraska had the steamrollers. Both ESPN and Sports Illustrated got put in their place.

[@quiksilverz2451]

Craig James heard it from us on the garage roof across the street after the game.

[@porterwake3898]

The 90s Huskers were frightening.

[@johnfoster2584]

There's no way any defense could have stopped that Nebraska offense.

[@charlesshankle3178]

@@johnfoster2584 92 Bama would be a stiff test for that offense.

[@wegngis]

I still have this recorded on VHS

[@robertstewart7942]

I recall working with a Florida fan who thought the Gators would slobber-knock Nebraska. I told him Weurful would be sacked at least seven times. Yep, that was the number at the end of the game. He claimed Nebraska couldn't run with the Florida receivers, I told him Weurful would need time to throw the ball. HAHA...that was funny. With the dominant defense, and the overpowering offense, Florida learned what it took to win a National Championship, not all "Fun and Gun," but a little balance. IMHO it was easily the most dominant championship game ever, considering when it was played. Finally, this Nebraska team is often selected as the greatest college football team ever.

[@godawgs7098]

Commentators were also saying that Nebraska couldn't play on grass well.

[@Gatorman-l4o]

The 95 game for Florida was a lesson learned and they won it all the next year.

[@godawgs7098]

@@Gatorman-l4o Against Florida State if I'm not mistaken. Didn't they play to a 31-31 tie their last game?

[@Gatorman-l4o]

@@godawgs7098 No. it was a 24-21 loss. The bcs at the time made them play again in the sugar bowl. If fsu won they were the champs and undefeated. ASU would of been the champs if Ohio st wouldn’t of beat them in the rose bowl with a fsu loss. So it worked in Floridas favor

[@EwingOil509]

I am an LSU fan so obviously I have been happy with the results of the new style of College Football, but I definitely enjoyed the style from the early 80’s until the early 2000’s.

[@Robotron2084psn]

So no one else is gonna time stamp this? @2:14:00

[@brookswoodward7278]

Thank you

[@guillermobarrio55]

No sacks allowed. All year. Playing reserves from Q3 in almost all games.

[@mrh3085]

@@guillermobarrio55 Nebraska played a ton of reserves in the NC game too. The Huskers could’ve score 100 that night. GBR!!!

[@nautique1154]

I never liked Nebraska non whatsoever, but i respected them. This 95 Nebraska team is in no doubt the greatest of all time in college football. When you know exactly whats coming & you can not stop itbecomes demoralizing. 300 yards passing vs a team with 300 yards rushing is a stark difference in an outcome. Why Nebraska ever fired Frank Solich is a complete mystery.

[@mrh3085]

@@nautique1154 I hope Steve Peterson rots in hell for what he did to Nebraska’s football program. GBR!!!

[@DavefromCA2023]

I was at this game! My dad was one of the officials…they spelt his name wrong lol

[@nativewear23]

I was 16 watching this game on tv. something i picked up now Ball coach looked defeated already in the 2nd quarter. His players reflected.

[@huskerfan4life]

1st Quarter "this is gonna be a game, Nebraska has a chance". End of 2nd Quarter 35-10, and Nebraska showed no signs of letting up.

[@jesusrivera743]

Third string came in the middle of the third quarter.

[@rowonecollection]

Nebraska was so dominant in this one. That was a great team. 🏈

[@Bigfishfun333]

Only 11 years later Phillips would be dead. A tragic life.

[@Hustada]

He died in 2016.

[@chank2626]

have a fuzzy pic from plane window flying over this game landing in Sky Harbour - had to circle around twice because of air traffic.

[@mrh3085]

@@chank2626 when the stadium was bigger.

[@tdrewman]

2:14:00 The whole Gator defense could not stop him..

[@MusicManSeanB]

Total bully ball. Nebraska did whatever they wanted that night.

[@SuperGamerB]

Will never forget this game. Nebraska rolled so big it made Florida's record going in look like a fluke. At no other time under spurrier do I recall Florida getting whipped like this.

[@theknowitall4090]

99 SEC Champ game Bama held Florida to 117 TOTAL....TOTAL yds and 7 points. No team ever came close to accomplishing that feat.

[@Lfg117]

So many great names of excellent college-level players across both rosters.

[@braddavid902]

Weird to see Nebraska as a power. How times have changed

[@michaellarossa4219]

Longtime husker fan here. How sick was Terrell Farley?

[@jesusrivera743]

Farley was so sick he barf all over the entire Gator offense …

[@DamonNomad82]

Terrell Farley excelled at confusing offensive linemen at where he went so fast and teaching opposing QBs what the field surface they were playing on tasted like... That said, there was one Husker who was on Nebraska's first two NC winning teams who was sick in multiple senses of the word. In the 1971 "Game of the Century" between #1 Nebraska and #2 Oklahoma, Nebraska's star receiver and eventual first Heisman winner Johnny Rodgers not only opened the scoring by running a punt back 72 yards for a TD to open the scoring, he also puked at the end of the play due to how hard he ran to get that score!

[@defface777]

Greatest team of all time!!!

[@JGibreal]

Them and the 71 team.

[@krakenNation]

Nope not even close that’s the 2001 Miami Hurricanes

[@christophermarriott1681]

​@@krakenNation No. 2001 Miami was only the most talented. Not the greatest.

[@HuskerRed11]

Yup!

[@WrongedSports]

This Nebraska team was one of the first teams fans wished they could have played with on a video game. Their defense was so nasty and I thought their defense was better in 1994 than 95

[@jakeguy33]

Watching this week 3 2024. Texas, USC, Miami, Nebraska, and Tennessee are all ranked. We have returned.

[@modernenglishman7802]

In reference to Nebraska, as a Husker fan since the early 80's, they won't be "back" until they're winning no less than 9 games a season, making teams afraid to play them, being a consistent variable in the national championship discussion, being in the top 5 in running the ball, always being ranked, etc. Nebraska was so good for so long it became normal. Winning only 9 games in a season was a "bad" year. Not being ranked in the top 10 was a failure. But It can easily be argued that I'm spoiled and that my expectations are too high.

[@jakeguy33]

@@modernenglishman7802 Oh I know. Let the kid develop, let the recruiters cook, and hopefully the fireworks don’t explode on the ground.

[@citizenbobx]

Yeah, no.

[@josephbarrett3860]

This game was over at the coin toss. UF was completely manhandled.

[@BiggRedd-14e]

Our two deep since 93, 26 nfl players, 3 out of 5 in the top 5 of nfl draft.

[@pretorious700]

Gotta love the way the commentators blew smoke about Florida. They were completely outmatched

[@academyofshem]

Cosby just killed that coin-flip.

[@taitrief]

GREATEST demolition of a #2 team EVER, at least my existence

[@JoeCab]

3:26 when the spread offense was in its infancy. It didn’t stand a chance against the defensive line Nebraska had. These days nobody plays defense with 4 linemen. It’s one defensive lineman, two linebackers, and the rest are defensive backs.

[@Gatorman-l4o]

Once Florida went to the shotgun and spread, they dominated the next year.

[@coreyward5991]

Pretty amazing at how close the first quarter was, then all falls apart.

[@badshah_BC]

Florida fucked around and found out.

[@Coowallsky]

University of FAFO

[@mrh3085]

@@badshah_BC there’s always a bigger bear. Nebraska was the bigger bear that night. 😉

[@thomassteele9649]

Legend has it that after this game, Bill Cosby was never the same again

[@vinewood8295]

Ahh the National Title game that saw the QB damn near singlehandedly smoke the other team. Tommie was such a beast player, damn shame he didn't win a Heisman...

[@mrh3085]

@@vinewood8295 really was robbed two years earlier when FSU’s QB won the Heisman. Easily the worst winner of that award in modern history. Frazier out played him head to head in the NC game but poor referees decided that game. If not the Husker would’ve likely three peat 93, 95, 95. GBR!!!

[@brockgeorge777]

After the first few minutes the only observation is that this began looking like men vs. boys.

[@DamonNomad82]

This just goes to show how insanely OP the 1995 Huskers were. This Florida team would have won the NC in an ordinary season (and most of them did go on to win the NC just a year later). The 95 Huskers would have done similar things to any hypothetical time-traveling "all time great" football team, including Husker teams from other seasons. One of their early season victories was a 50-10 road blowout of a Michigan State team coached by some guy named Nick Saban. The Huskers' depth was unbelievable, especially at running back. Despite losing Lawrence Phillips to suspension due to his criminal behavior, their bench was so deep that they didn't miss him that much on the field, as they had Clinton Childs, Damon Benning, James Sims and a true freshman named Ahman Green who ended up carrying most of the running back workload after Childs and Benning both got injured. While the star power was heavy all around for the Huskers, the real reason they were able to steamroll anyone they played and not only won all their games but won them overwhelmingly (they won every game by at least 14 points, were only outscored in a half of a game once...the second half of the K-State game due to the Wildcats scoring 3 TDs late once the game was already decided... and only trailed on three occasions the entire season, two of which were in the first quarter of this game) was because they were crushingly dominant in the trenches on both sides of the ball. Despite the fact that all but one of the starters from the NC winning 1994 O-line (nicknamed "The Pipeline") graduated and had to be replaced in 1995, the 95 line was actually BETTER! They gave up zero sacks on the season (though the fact that the Huskers of that era didn't pass nearly as often as most teams helped them accomplish that). The defensive line was just as terrifying for opposing teams, as the opponents' O-lines would get overwhelmed and shoved in all directions, opening gaps for linebackers like Terrell Farley and Jamel Williams to overwhelm the backs.

[@Roman-tw5xw]

You want to have sex with them, don’t you?

[@wmrat1969]

The old ball coach was hard headed going into this game and it was to late to repair that blitzing of Nebraska, one year later FSU def head man Micky A went to Nebraska to learn this def scheme and use it in 96, went 11-0 and beat Florida last game of the year. Florida stayed under center with their QB and changed to shotgun for the NT game in the rematch. Added a extra blocker and boom ball out quick and offense went for 52 pts. Old ball coach said after the game he should have done this for Nebraska, not saying he would have won the game but their offense would have had a chance to produce but he added our defense had no answer for Nebraska offense that was insane.

[@ViperKeeper2070]

man...that stadium thundering...GO BIG RED...GO BIG RED... just chills

[@HuskerRed11]

💪🏾💪🏾

[@hahafalseflag5090]

man I miss growing up watching these huskers.. the Nebraska players today don't even look like football players.. its sooooo sad.. it look like they've never seen a weight room.

[@lamlam2750]

Part of it’s the pads. Those damn shoulder pads are massive compared to what guys are wearing today 😂

[@junechris]

Tom Osborne was a great coach. He was way better prepared for this game than Spurrier was. The penalties for Florida was a lot and Spurrier drafted all now offensive plays for this game, rather than doing what worked for them all season long. Osbourne was a lot like Jimmy Johnson as well. His philosophy was a big O line and running the football, with an overpowering defense. Osbourne and Jimmy Johnson even rotated Defensive lineman the same way to keep the players energized and fresh, like JJ did with the Dallas cowboys in their back to back Super bowl wins, etc

[@mrh3085]

@@junechris T.O. Was Nebraska’s OC from 1969. Calling plays for HC Bob Devaney in the Husker first back to back NC’s (70-71) Osborne to over as HC in 1973 but continued calling all the Huskers plays for the next 25 years. If there are any similarities it’s because Jimmy Johnson was a student of the game. T.O. Is the GOAT.

[@MeaCulpa04]

T. Frazier should be talked about more as a what could have been.

[@andersr9]

I was there 🎉 LP would have set the NCAA season rushing record if he hadn’t done what he did.

[@BettyLado]

Congratulations 🎉🎈🎊🍾 Nebraska great job well done ❤

[@johnl9142]

That Nebraska offense accidentally invaded France four times that season.

[@RichM0410]

Big8/BigXII fan. Dropped the HAMMER on the Gators. Didn't see that one coming! LOL

[@tysonkrehnke2835]

Made Spurrier wait one more year to win a championship.

[@nebraskafan4889]

I was at this game

[@chrisuncleahmad666]

“HOW MANY TACKLES CAN ONE MAN BREAK?!”

[@robertstewart7942]

My wife bought me a picture that has the audio recording of that in the base. It's AWESOME!

[@jesusrivera743]

Tommy was special. I love that dude ….

[@DanielSong39]

I think it was 7

[@sorney98]

2:32:44 Brook Berringer takes over at QB

[@JamieProvost-os1xj]

Mike Rucker, Benton Cardinal

[@samsticka]

2:14:01 - Tommie Frazier's big touchdown run.

[@jeffbanfieldsflwr3537]

I used to hand an autographed poster of this run.

[@snakyYT]

5:55 game starts

[@raidersacdc4892]

Give Florida credit. They kept it close for 1 qtr

[@Roman-tw5xw]

A whole quarter.

[@NEONOIRERA]

Memories of my childhood

[@pretorious700]

Spurrier was a grasshopper to Osbornes' sensei.

[@guillermobarrio55]

Lee Corso picked the Gators because Nebraska had not played on grass all year...

[@mrh3085]

@@guillermobarrio55 Lee Corso is the Jim Cramer of college football 😅

[@jasonroberts6080]

Fans pulled the goal post out of the stadium at the end. I was working on mill ave in tempe that day and night. So many drunk fans from both sides lining the street.

[@sorney98]

49:30 is where the flood gates was opening, the safety really got it going for Nebraska

[@nightfrighttalkshow]

Now, this is Husker football. It's not like what we have now.

[@modernenglishman7802]

As soon as I heard Nebraska was moving away from being a running team, I knew it was going to end in disaster. And the sad thing is, the powers that be haven't figured out that it was a monumental mistake.

[@Corey-dy2cq]

Holy crap LP. How did you not hit that pass?

[@kevinvilmont6061]

I forgot how good Florida O line was. Ole ball coach did not account for untouched defenders.

[@UncleBen-h2y]

1995 NU vs ‘01 Miami would be THE game!

[@silverbullitt850]

And Miami would lose. No one could score on this defense, and the way they ran the offense miami would hardly ever get the ball

[@DanielSong39]

It might look similar to this game Most people don't realize how good the 1995 Florida team was

[@jonjhon8491]

2023 Michigan Wolverines would beat them

[@andywhitesell1256]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂​@@jonjhon8491

[@DanielSong39]

@@andywhitesell1256 To be fair the 2023 Michigan Wolverines were a very good team, I think they are neck and neck with 2019 LSU Tigers

[@theknowitall4090]

For all of Spurriers wins, for all his running up the scores, for all his stupid comments, not teaching his players how to play defense and for all his perceived domination the dude won ONE national title ( and needed Ohio St to upset ASU in the Rose Bowl to have a chance). The same as Gene Chizik, Larry Coker and Ed Orgeron. He wasn't in the same stratosphere as Tom Osborne. He had a gimmicky offense, no defense and would be shut down by teams that actually hit you and played fundamental football. He won the national championship the next year because he played a Florida State team that was all gimmicky too.

[@dl30wpb]

What a stupid take, and I hate the Gators 😂

[@Hustada]

Spurrier was a great coach. I hated him during this game but he was good overall.

[@AnthonyLangley-ov8do]

The anticipation of the chain gang....miss these days

[@MaRkYWaHoO]

1990 GT squad was by far the most dominant team in college football 😂

[@DanielSong39]

They certainly should have won it outright

[@kev614]

😂😂 they tied with 6-4 North Carolina, barely beat Virginia, barely beat Clemson, barely beat NC State their most impressive win was a 24 point win over #19 Nebraska.. heck even Texas, Georgia, Michigan, Alabama and OSU this past season wouldve beaten them. we see teams look more dominant than that every season.. but now that i think of it maybe you were joking

[@MaRkYWaHoO]

@@kev614 sarcasm isn’t your strong suit 😉

[@JesterMcmone]

Let’s go big RED ❤

[@richardthorne2804]

Those were the good old days

[@LordDirus007]

People say the 2001 Miami Hurricanes are the Greatest of all time. The problem with that is, they didn't have that good of a coach and he just road on Davis Team he built. While 1995 Huskers had Tom Osborne, I believe with the better coach. 95 Huskers beat Canes

[@Canedude08]

Osborne is better than than Coker, but the staffs aren’t all that different otherwise. Never mind the fact that the 2001 Canes would overwhelm Nebraska with superior talent. Miami would wear Nebraska down and break them. You can’t be one dimensional and beat the 2001 Canes.

[@ronsparks2391]

@@Canedude08 yea they did in 2001,..but no way does any Cane championship team beat these Huskers. I been watching college ball 50 yrs,..this two year domination is astounding. The nineties belonged to the Huskers.

[@jdbly5934]

@@Canedude08 It's hard to wear down a team when you're already losing 40-7 at halftime.

[@ronsparks2391]

Huskers of 95 and 96 too physical for any cane team,..period. Try stopping that backfield of Phillips, then Ahman Green,,and the Huskers were fast too.

[@HankPanky]

If you like you can record this right off KZbin onto VHS! 🤣

[@hhstrackrunna]

Jim Nantz called college? Wow

[@terrencedavis9921]

How old are you? Or should I ask, how young are you? 😂😂😂

[@hhstrackrunna]

@@terrencedavis9921 thankfully young enough

[@Robotron2084psn]

He took over cbs games when burnt hamburger went to abc

[@brettbender10]

Hard to forget tommy frazier trucking through the whole defense on 1 run

[@Sludgehammer138]

I got to see Kresser win a natty with Marshall in Huntington... dropping dimes to Moss. It was vs Montana

[@kh7955]

Huh?

[@DanielSong39]

That's probably the best Division I-AA team of all time

[@Kmbri]

Bill Cosby with the coin toss… yup this didn’t age well.

[@joshblanchard3719]

Florida with two good drives to start game ..

[@charlesshankle3178]

This game caused Steve Spurrier to grow. It exposed the weaknesses of the fun n gun. The flaws are the lack of feature back and a passing game lacking structures routes. This can be negated by going to the shotgun instead of under center. But, a feature back allows a team to slow the game down. This can limit the other team's playbook indirectly and preserve a defensive line. Florida's offense took too much time to develop. It's a high risk-high reward offense and having a bad quarter like Florida did in the second quarter was ultimately fatal. It allowed Nebraska to win the time of possession battle, limit spurrier's playbook and Nebraska ran the ball down Florida's throat because of it. After this, at South Carolina in particular, he ran a more standard pro-style offense with a feature back

[@pretorious700]

Then he went to the pros and stank up the place.

[@Reddinbocker]

Nice toss Bill

[@joshblanchard3719]

Didn't hear a lot about doering after first 2 drives

[@kurtsmith3653]

Didn't hear anything about any Gator after the 2nd drive, except Wuerffel, when he was getting hammered. GBR!

[@afire2818]

I remember this game. I was shocked by Nebraska's dominance!

[@joshuamcclellan4942]

If you were shocked you just didn’t pay attention to college football that year

[@CornHuskers402]

​@@joshuamcclellan4942tons of people thought nebraska couldn't compete with Florida's speed

[@kmp101]

@@CornHuskers402 They said the Same about Ohio St and Miami in 2002

[@mrh3085]

@@afire2818 I bet $500 on this game. I believe the Vegas line at the time had the Gators favored by 6 1/2. Told the man at the window Nebraska was going to win the game by 3 scores. He laughed. Would’ve loved to have collected my winnings from him in person just to see the look on his face. 😅 #easymoney GBR!!!