1995 Sept 16 - Arizona St vs Nebraska

I want to thank HuskerHistorian for this and a few other videos. He is no longer on youtube but I have reposted some of his videos that are not available on here otherwise.

[@davidbangtson3109]

What a treat to hear Nebraska's own radio announcers doing the audio.

[@Football__Junkie]

Was watching 1995 FLA vs TN and Keith Jackson mentioned Nebraska had 63 points in the 2nd Qtr vs AZ St so I had to see it for myself

[@Rcknroler913]

What a machine this program used to be.

[@oaw972]

yep!

[@mas5867]

cough, in the Big Easy!

[@JGibreal]

@@mas5867 No, NU is in Lincoln, Not New Orleans.

[@mas5867]

Big Easy, Big Eight. One in the same

[@JGibreal]

@@mas5867 What does it matter? The '95 team would have steamrolled any conference that year, same for years before and after. '95, the Big 8 had 4/8 teams end up in the top ten so ya, it was a great conference.

[@chuckrambo4401]

Best College football team in the History of the Sport

[@jamesfields2916]

Easily top 2!

[@jamesfields2916]

Miami 2001 was a powerhouse. Would give it to Nebraska for beating they put on Florida.

[@jrpark05]

With respects to the 2001 Miami Hurricanes, this was the best team of all time.

[@kidmack1121]

You can respect them, I never will. That program's lack of paternal guidance and discipline over the last thirty five years is the reason today's players in many sports disrespect each other and the athletic code.

[@DanielSong39]

Yes they were.

[@troymoody3258]

As far as sthletic code when you get to that level of play get in other players head any advantage to seal victory where you from mars damn sugar tit had a hard life

[@jackprecip5389]

This Nebraska team isn't even in the top 5 all time. The '91Washington Huskies were MUCH better than this one dimensional team on both sides of the ball. When your two best receivers are Clester Johnson and Reggie Baul with less than 40 catches between both of them, you're not going to be the best team of all time. They were a great team, don't get me wrong, but they played a bunch of cupcakes all year and met a soft Florida team at the end that wasn't able to handle them on the ground. A great team would have forced them to throw more, and they would have had all sorts of problems. Heck, the 2001 Oregon State Beavers would have probably beat this team, as well as the 2001 Canes.

[@lomarsweed6604]

@@jackprecip5389 They beat four top 10 teams, clown.

[@djamo1969]

You know it’s gonna be a long day when your opponent’s second string RB takes it to the house on the first play.

[@chrisbath3956]

That team had such insane depth at running back. Both Lawrence Phillips and Ahman Green were All American caliber players; and Clinton Childs and Damon Benning were both good enough to be starters at other programs. Childs rushed for 143 yards in this game. The second leading rusher for the Huskers that season? QB Tommie Frazier.

[@recessionfilmsAZ]

from 76 points on ASU in this game to 0 points the next yr against them. That's never been done in the history of football I'm willing to bet.

[@b7grams]

Ironically the Blackshirts gave up fewer points to ASU in '96 as well.

[@achmeez]

ASU was special that next year. It’s what makes college football great.

[@richardmarts2432]

What a thrill to listen to the team from KFAB radio. The voice of the Huskers Kent Pavelka and Gary Saddlemeyer. I apologize if I misspelled a name.

[@Se7enmax9]

Clinton Childs was a beast. A 1st team 1000yd rusher on any roster in the country. The backfield in ‘95 was the deepest ever.

[@foxlife9366]

I will always cherish the experiences with Nebraska football from celebrating as a child with my grandparents at 72 and Dodge after the 70 and 71 championships from coach Osborne pulling me out of class for a football conversation. I was a senior at Central High School in 79. Anyway he recruited my younger bros as well. My youngest bro Ahman ended up playing. What a time❤

[@tumbleweedsmusic5447]

Oh... What team! Remember these days.....? What a blessing to witness and be a part of...? A Nebraska boy commenting from Germany.... With respect and love....! Thx for the memories!!!

[@brenthunter3309]

The top Heisman candidate at the time and the best player for the Huskers didn’t even suit up for this game!!

[@211Castor]

I think the best player was number 15. He made it all work to almost perfection.

[@JG-hb4pw]

I can't believe we had to wait until 9/16 for our season opener following a national championship. Our fans were ready to go absolutely crazy. I was at this game at age 8 and thought we were the Hulk Hogan of football.

[@patrickwajda2080]

yep, hot as hell at that game. the sweating was worth it

[@huskerfan4life]

My Brother and I were in Memorial Stadium in 1995 for Washington St, and Iowa St. Washington St game the crowd was super loud.

[@rooh5825]

I was there, above the end zone with Childs running towards us, with my buddy from college, I turned to say something to him and before I could turn back Nebraska was already ahead 7-0. I was thinking "WTF just happened??" to watch this now I think is the first time I've ever seen it from another angle. Childs looked like he was out there running at about 60 mph down the field, no wonder we missed it in person haha. Wow the memories...

One thing that was quite odd was how the pollsters rated Nebraska number 2 in the nation at the start of the season, considering the players they had coming back that won the NC in 1994. How fucked up was that?!

[@DanielSong39]

Florida St. was that good; they were upset by Virginia though. They lost again to Florida but they still managed to finish #4.

[@ews850]

Florida State was the 2nd best scoring offense that year... 2nd best...

[@Larryzelreh]

BadLeaders Nu actually graduated a lot of great players after 1994, including 4 starting offensive linemen, and 3 starting defensive linemen, not to mention CB Barron Miles, S Kareem Moss, FB Cory Schlesinger, etc. Normally a team losing all that in the trenches doesn’t get better. 1995 Nebraska was actually very young in the trenches, but they just reloaded with superb talent that would carry the team through to preseason #1 ranking in 1996 and another national title in 1997.

@Gardner Barnes yes they did lose a lot of players, but they also had some great players to replace the graduated players. Nebraska's 1995 team ended up being quite a bit better than the 1994 team.

@@DanielSong39 I remember watching that game on TV that night. FSU threatened late, but couldn't pull off the win. A very good game to watch.

[@citizenbobx]

What a difference a year made. This was basically the same Sun Devil team that blanked Scott Frost in '96. The ASU players talked about how this game forced them into the weight room.

[@elhombrenegro4999]

citizenbobx Arizona had top players that season who were inexperience, but came around the next season and destroyed Nebraska in Tempe at Sun Devil Stadium and went undefeated in the 96 regular season

[@citizenbobx]

@bryan buhrman I'm not an ASU fan. I was just making an observation about strength and conditioning. Something NU used to claim as an edge and will hopefully get back some day so we don't have to watch 25 year-old clips about what real football looks like. Actually don't know why I bother any more, since every other NU fan I run into online seems to act like a jerk. Maybe they don't deserve relevance again. "Best fans" my ass.

[@markmohr9356]

505 yds at halftime...absurd.

[@lindseysummers5351]

Wow. After putting up 64 and 50 points in two road games to open the season, in this game the Huskers got MAD!! They finally had enough of the nonsense of players committing crimes and getting arrested that they held a players-only meeting to cut out the crap and take out their frustrations on the next hapless opponent.

[@colonelrobertsjr.7882]

When Jim Rome was making the Osborne Bail Bonds reference to that group, I couldn't believe how many of the players were getting in serious trouble when I looked into it!! Today's public would try and give the program the death penalty with no hesitation!!

[@roselengyel2258]

@@colonelrobertsjr.7882 No fucktwit they would not.

[@roselengyel2258]

@@colonelrobertsjr.7882 Seriously is there no end to the inbred fucktwits?

[@b7grams]

I wish I was about 3 or 4 years older and could remember this time. I was 7 in fall of 1995 and really didn't start giving a shit about Nebraska football until the 1997 season.

[@zachgomez2378]

Man I didn't start to care until 2003 😔

[@Gorilla-qh4zc]

I didn’t care til 06-07 smh

[@gynandroidhead]

Do you have or can you upload the 1995 Washington State game, their "worst" game of the season?

[@davidbangtson3109]

Thanks for making this old game available to us all.

[@hankgarza4975]

Old, where in the fuck do you get that from, chum?

[@cubswin3838]

People forget we had 4 different starting IBs that year. After the KSU game, and Ahman had an ankle sprain. James Sims was thought as a possible starter. 5th String!

[@cubswin3838]

The Child 65er was AWESOME! When it was 1st and Goal from the 24, I said to my friend Steve: They convert this, they are invincible. Ahman straight-snap. TD.

[@buckfuttler2877]

top 3 teams of the last 40 years......this team....2001 miami.....1991 Washiington.

[@traviskale1313]

update... replace '91 Washington with 2019 Clemson

[@GTAMYSTERIES46]

Great upload!

[@dirtyface-capone7622]

When I was a kid, I thought Keith Poole was the best WR ever.

[@pretorious700]

63 points in the first half..SMH...

[@chrisbath3956]

I'm sure Nebraska would have scored over 100 if Tom Osborne had not called off the dogs in the 2nd half. And Nebraska did not even have the services of their best offensive player Lawrence Phillips for this game and they manage over 500 total yards the first half.

[@mas5867]

and ASU said the smacking hurt for months. HA, HA running up the score will get you a 19-0 beat down the next year.

[@timkumpost6036]

Touchdown! Touchdown!! Touchdown! So Awesome!

[@roselengyel2258]

It's funny, Bruce Snyder had no complaints when his Cal team scored 86 on Pacific.

[@joannleichliter4308]

Jake Plummer went on to have a good pro career with the Arizona Cardinals, then with the Broncos, ten years altogether.

[@oaw972]

👍👍👍🏈

[@davidbrothers2765]

Did arizona st get the number of the truck that ran them over

[@dnmoscato92]

Jeeze how many players are from the Omaha area on this husker team Holy shit

[@adamcupp9869]

Say what you want about the state of the program now, but I will say Huskers are some of the most loyal football fans around. Despite not being close to the same elite level they were throughout the 90's, they still sellout every game.

[@Badger5280]

That's called stupidity!

[@grandcanyonyodelers394]

Anyone know where to find the Nebraska games against Missouri, Washington State, or Iowa State from 1995?

[@damienwhited87]

GrandCanyonYodelers Apparently no one has really put out any videos for those particular games yet.

[@ews850]

You can buy the DVDs. Nebraska football is the best with that.

[@jackprecip5389]

Arizona St. comes into Nebraska and the Huskers score 77. The very next season, the Huskers go to Arizona St. and the Huskers score ZERO. College football's a strange game sometimes. Yes, I know they were different teams, but they weren't THAT much different.

[@maubunky1]

Without Tommie Frazier and Lawrence Phillips and key Offensive Linemen and Defensive players that graduated, they were a COMPLETELY different team. Those guys were why the 1995 team is considered by many experts to be the best college team in history, and the 1996 team isn't even given an honorable mention by anybody.

[@mas5867]

​ @maubunky1 What. In 96, Neb scored 55 the week before and 65 the week after. Every team almost all unranked scored on ASU in 96. The 96 flop was all on Neb's back for not showing just like FL didn't 2 games before on the same field. In 96, Neb's SOS was 5, in 95, it was 24. When faced with tougher opponents, sugar coating won't happen.

[@ericguy4477]

Always good to see the confidence. Wasn't this also the year that RB (can't remember his name) got shot by the cop in Lincoln mall. Then paralyzed.

[@russcrist9228]

Scott Baldwin

[@patrickwajda2080]

scott baldwin

[@pajamamar2011]

It happened in 1991-2...

[@robertslydell6990]

And next year Arizona State would go undefeated and almost win a national title in its last season of relevance. Hard to believe it's been 20 years of mediocrity.

[@JG-hb4pw]

I would cheer so hard for that ASU team. Really unfortunate that they couldn't melt more clock on their game winning drive against Ohio State. Much respect to Tillman and company.-Nebraska fan

[@buckfuttler2877]

undefeated until the Rose Bowl....

[@alfeinstein4168]

@@JG-hb4pw NU fan here. Is this really the great Jarvis Redwine? You were a fine player if it is. Why didn't you play in the NFL?

[@matthewjohnson3086]

@@alfeinstein4168 ,he did during the early 80's. The Minnesota Vikings.

[@cubswin3838]

Out for blood! Fact. I felt the same way!

[@dadestarmysteries255]

This is how the tunnel walk should be.

[@navythomas8]

95 or 94? The intro showed 94.

[@travisb2846]

1995. This was the home opener so they were congratulating the national championship 1994 squad.

[@scottstauffer4094]

Does anyone remember the announcers' names?

[@bmboldt]

Kent Pavelka and Gary Saddlemeyer.

[@ettibbet5493]

@@bmboldt 2nd best announcer/colour commentary team nebraska had

[@dadestarmysteries255]

At one point he says, "This is an old fashioned Nebraska blowout." Well, it is now.

[@bennyrobinson1935]

Only blowouts they have now is during the Red vs. White game

[@jesusrivera743]

If Green would have stayed for his senior year Nebraska would’ve won three national titles in a row

[@Darby1013]

Wasn’t even to my seat yet when Clinton scored the first td

[@kansasjayhawk8386]

I forgot how huge the shoulder pads were in the 90s. Lol.

[@themadlad8540]

lot less injury's back then. Ofcourse kids probly played hurt

[@robertnoble6600]

@@themadlad8540 No you’re right. Lot less injuries back then. Two reasons. Kids back then understood that if you play the game scared about injury. You’re more likely to get injured. Second reason the equipment was more protective combined with the fact that the players were tougher sons a bitches. The good old days!!!!!

[@cubswin3838]

Lambs to the slaughter.

[@cubswin3838]

No need to bring back Clinton. Ahman! God, we were deep!

[@patrickwajda2080]

was at this one,hotter than hell.snyder didn't shake osborne's hand after the game. he must have boiled on that game due to the next years performance,.

This was the game after Phillips the woman beater beat up a woman! Good riddance to him!

[@DanielSong39]

He came back for the bowl game

​@@DanielSong39 what does that have to do with Phillips beating up a woman, and tarnishing the football program? That bastard also blew the chance of being the Heisman Trophy winner too. If I had had my way, he would have been booted off of the team for good after he beat up that stupid broad.

[@djsugebryant281]

​@First of all it was after the Michigan State game you BOZO 🤡.He was punished and Dr Tom let him come back, because he believes in second chances 🙏🏽RIP Lawrence Phillips 🏈#1🤲🏽🙏🏽

[@timothyball7502]

Sun Devils equal Sun worship. Why use devil? Evil is evil.

[@patrickharvey5736]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Se7enmax9]

Clinton Childs was a beast. A 1st team 1000yd rusher on any roster in the country. The backfield in ‘95 was the deepest ever.

[@tw5139]

Yeah, no. The Miami Hurricanes had a backfield in 2001 that made those RB's look like school girls.