Frank Gore Miami Highlights

[@trueskool1977]

2 acl tears in college...2002 and 2003 and is still a starting rb in the NFL in 2019

[@davidporter671]

Most durable athlete ever.

[@rolandbullock6444]

Imagine if he never got hurt...his vision with his former speed 💯

[@SaniCarci]

He tore it in hs too

[@sever427]

Can you imagine hiw much pain he had to go through?

[@Ginga]

The fact that this man is STILL playing is a testament to his greatness. Clinton Portis once said Frank was the most talented among him, McGahee and Davenport and after the career he's had in spite of the injuries, that might be true. Never get tired of run at 0:56. The vision, the cut, the acceleration, the finishing speed; Frank was ridiculous as a freshman.

[@waltercrockett5896]

I been waiting on this one for over 10years! If he wouldn’t have had to knee injuries, he would have won the heisman. His freshman year before the ACL’s he was SPECIAL!!!!!

[@Subatomic_Glue]

Gore, Portis and McGhee all on the same team.

[@anthonyc2781]

There were plenty of nfl players on that team too. Crazy.

[@michaelshields6326]

Ed Reed backed up by Sean Taylor too.

[@requiantmedia]

I wuz there during this time 02-06, despite the glory years fading 05/06, still a lot great individual effort .. k wright never rose to the heights of his two predecessors

[@oN3xShOtxkilL]

Three headed monster

[@fawtycal6708]

I think this is the national champ Miami team

[@TheAllDay18]

That burst when he was healthy was unmatched 😳

[@samueldurfee3865]

the fact that he and willis managed to play a combined 25 or so years and both make pro bowls despite literally having one good knee between the two of them is insane.

[@kevinburke6055]

HOF still playing in NFL at 36 years old.

[@lucascampillo8904]

It's weird to hear him described as a speed back when he was a freshman. Then I remember he tore both ACLs before coming to the Niners and likely lost a half step or so.

[@nickfrankie261]

He was way slower but almost patient..I always seen him fall forward. Best blocker too. From a Niner fan, for me it was Young, Rice, then Gore. He was so impressive

[@jeremiahb561]

Man im begging you, please do Willis Mcgahee next. Clinton portis video was amazing and this Frank Gore video is amazing. Appreciate your hard work!

[@scottbrooks6975]

jeremiah brutus Check our PockyCandy . He has a video series called classic tailbacks . He has a 14 minute highlight of Willis . He was my favorite Rb .

[@sonnyluna]

Favorite running back of all time. His vision is in a class of its own

[@Goldone99]

That red and gold made him look that much better in the nfl TOO 💯

[@stevebutabi3970]

Imagine he never blew up both knees. He'd probably played in the NFL for a long time. Could of even had a HOF career.

[@trumpsanoompaloompa3612]

😂

[@esmooth300]

You really do live under a rock.

[@DericSorensen]

Gore will make the HALL no doubt

[@justmy2cents_]

As a die hard 9er I really appreciate this footage! Wow I didn't know Frank was such a beast in college (not a college fan but..) Loved watching him when he was with Harbaugh & our run to the Superbowl against the Ravens!! Looks like his son is following right in his father's foot steps! Much success Frank Gore Jr👏👍

[@fiendga]

I remember watching Frank Gore at Miami when he was a freshman. My immediate though was that this freshman is better than Clinton Portia and Willis McGahee and they are no scrubs!!!

[@kelseyt2249]

His quickness was taken before nfl time

[@ShiftGolf]

Only a handful of great running backs would cause you to focus directly on them with such intense clarity that it seemed like they were the only player moving down the field. His speed and power was perfectly turned into complete precision that was a joy for all football fans to watch.

[@mr.valentine8399]

Cant Believe how durable he was in NFL.. Awesome story

[@slattermerslab5535]

His vision is crazy good

[@Big_Money_Trucker]

The Football gods were very kind to Gore. To have the start he’s had and to finish 16 years later is nothing short of a miracle

[@alod247]

Feels more like they rewarded his football piety. Two ACL injuries in college with all that talent around him would test any man’s Faith. INCREDIBLE he’s played so long after those injuries

[@royjohnson79]

This guy is just a Dawg! No socks and all.

[@joeheasley8046]

Frank is great. As a 9ers fan he was basically are first pick that yr since smith stunk. Got frank in the 3rd rd. If they take Rodgers you get Rodgers and frank in the same draft ha

[@gailmargret23]

You can see the drop off in explosion after the 2 ACLs. If he never had those he would have been best all time. His freshman year he was unstoppable.

[@dariusjhodge1]

I am athlete got me here

[@mr.golive6365]

He so pure at running back

[@logicaldude3611]

Man, if this guy never gets hurt he could end up in the top 3 in the NFL rushing records.

[@Peppy869]

Well….he tore his ACL. Twice. And fractured his hip. But still ended up top three. Respect to him

[@alod247]

Before the ACLs Gore was EXPLOSIVE. My goodness! Speed, power, vision, agility, burst, patience, etc. Frank had it all as a freshman!

[@kicklikelee4961]

He not just great running the ball he is the greatest 3 down back that can pass protect like a monster. He will knock out line backer

[@dhani1taylor]

Some folks never get to do what they where meant to do. The man was meant, destined, ordained...to play and excel in the sport of football. Saluté ✌🏿

[@utahhoopsfreak8648]

One of the best 3rd rounders ever.

[@PaulGaither]

The #3 HB all time by yards, and certainly top 5 talent.

[@WavvyBul]

My boi about to be #2 on the list after nxt season 🙌🏿

[@booster5329]

What A beast.I know he was really rough@ SF but damn after 2 ACLs.SHIT!!

[@rubengutierrez5102]

Frank Gore's a first ballad NFL Hall of Famer!

[@rigger49er]

The Inconvenient Truth 🐐

[@observing8686]

2001 Miami is the greatest college football team.

[@caduexcharles3957]

Gore is a GOAT but look at that oline lol. Most of this highlight, he's not being touched until 3, 4 yards after the line of scrimmage. My god the CANES were load those years he was there #TheU

[@blackricktheruler]

Sean Taylor please

[@ifheavenwashuman]

Was this before or after the ACL injuries?

[@vayang229]

Frankie G. Now on 3rd all time leading rusher

[@josegonzalez6952]

Frank Gore needs the H.O.F. RUSHING FOR OVER 16,000 yards 3rd all time . Durability,strength,smart runner. DEFINITELY ONE OF BEST EVER

[@__________________4241]

This was back in 1957 of course

[@WavvyBul]

Yea Colton keep em coming 🙌🏿

[@donaldduvk9226]

Best thing to ever happened to the 49ers is drafting Frank Gore.

[@blacksuburban2410]

The Tim Duncan of Football. Mr. Fundamental

[@bamgrundy622]

Three amigo workhorse backfield legendary

[@michaelthompson5782]

Pure machine. Not human. Very long and successful career. I have nothing but respect for his work ethic. Walter Payton, Emmitt Smith like durability. Tough as nails

[@wafflz5936]

I am athlete got me checking this out lol

[@Peppy869]

The most pure runningback of all time. Possibly the best* I put an asterisk for a reason. Gore is number 3 all time in the NFL in rushing. This includes 5 seasons with the atrocious colts and jets who had zero offensive line and were rebuilding. They also had zero receiving threats. During this 5 year stretch, he only averaged 3.7 yards per carry, but for his career, he averaged 4.3 Yards per carry To put another thing into perspective, Frank gore tore his ACL twice in college and fractured his hip as a pro. Another thing to note, Clinton Portis was VERY talented during his time with the broncos. It’s arguable that Willis Mcgahee was better than Portis, as both of their playstyles were suited for the NFL, except Mcgahee was just better. They all played for the same college team at the same time During gore and Mcgahee freshman season at Miami, they both had nearly the same amount of Carries, with about 65 each, but Mcgahee averaged 4.5 yards per carry. Gore averaged 9.5 yards per carry. Portis started, but he “only” averaged 5.5 yards per carry.

[@coachclay2525]

Before Nick Chubb there was Frank !

[@StevenEvens7125]

*_I swear, if he'd stayed injury free he had a chance to be the best running back ever. Literally ever. Pick a name and yes I mean better than him too. Look how long and well he played despite a plethora of injuries since college smh. And btw, I put Bo Jackson in this same category. The discussion would start and end with those two. Not Jim Brown or Marcus or Walter or whoever. But those two. With a legit honorable mention for Adrian Peterson and Maurice Clarett._*

[@harrymuhammad9835]

305

[@chuckeb21]

2:56 is a clinic on how to set up blocking and manipulating Linebackers to create your own lane

[@rubengutierrez5102]

What did "The Playmaker" Michael Irvin say, "Some of the greatest football players to ever play football came out of the University of Miami, ever, ever!" Michael Irvin was telling the truth in the "It's all about the U," documentary too, yo.

[@etchosts8162]

GOAT

[@pfsalinger7195]

if you are a runningbacks coach you just make the whole room watch Frank Gore run you can tell he leaves nothing in the tank

[@thebeermaster34]

It was probably good for his career he tore both ACLs in college. Thats 2 years of wear and tear he didn't have to put on his body. Exrta years of getting paid. And some how he's still playing now at 37...wtf

[@timmytwotimes3994]

Gore was Emmitt Smith with speed when he was a freshman.

[@EllisChristopherMerant]

My vision

[@josepha3116]

Lowkey McGahee was nicer before his ACL MCL tear

[@joelhernandez7938]

Clinton portis,mcgahee and Frank gore loaded

[@thrifty2424]

We just got gore part 2 in laborn go niners

[@thebeermaster34]

Portis played till 10 McGahee played till 13 How the fuck this man still playing

[@chadnelson8259]

Feet are connected to his eyes...unreal

[@cedricbeard4609]

It’s a shame he got hurt; he was better than McGahee as a freshman. Gore had better moves, great power (although not as big) and great speed (but probably not as fast as McGahee); but when you put him on the field he was the better back.

[@chefdade5467]

#32 was a young wild buck. But #3 perseverance and determination made him a tank

[@sheridan891]

He would’ve been an all timer if his knees held up. He kind of was anyway.

[@theonlyseparation464]

Best feet ever!

[@meka_nomics9655]

Gore has NEVER been fun to watch, but consistent. To me, he's a less talented Curtis Martin. Both weren't very exciting to watch, though Martin was more exciting in the NFL than gore, but they both were consistent over time, hence why they're in the top 5 all time in rush yards

[@trinidad510]

Negative, Gore was way more exciting to watch than boring ass Curtis Martin and was more talented. I watched Gore every Sunday for 12 years, I think people only think he was boring because they didn't get a chance to watch the Niners play every week

[@meka_nomics9655]

@@trinidad510 no I watched plenty of Gored games. He had no moves, wasn't electric. Didn't have very fun runs to watch. Wasn't the kind of guy to make cutback runs n make something out of nothing, like a Barry Sanders or lesean McCoy or Adrian Peterson, ladainian, marshall faulk n so on. I put he and Curtis Martin in the same breath BC of their longevity, but Martin Def had more exciting runs, though they both weren't speed demons. I'm a former runningback and I dissect the way backs move n see. Vision is the most important thing. From what I've seen from Gore in college to the pros, Def not very exciting. Watching Curtis Martin from NE to NY Def a more exciting runner to watch with spin moves and cutbacks, more of which Martin did than gore in their times in the NFL

[@trinidad510]

@@meka_nomics9655 none of that's true you clearly never watched him

[@meka_nomics9655]

@@trinidad510 how are you gona tell me what I watched?!? You don't know football then. Especially the runningback position.

[@trinidad510]

@@meka_nomics9655 I know football, I've trained players, I just disagree with your assessment of Gore because I watched him more since I'm from the Bay and a Niners fan whose been watching the team every weekend for 30 years

[@kennethallen809]

Hurricane Frank

[@kennethallen809]

Another H. O. F.