Leonard Fournette Was Unstoppable at LSU | Top 10 College Runs

[@UltimateKillerbee]

Most people dont realize how fearless he plays he barely jukes he just knocks people over and enjoys it

[@whywhyerson9910]

This is why it took him a bit to adjust to the pros, he can’t do that in the nfl against the bigger guys but he’s good now

[@stun2187]

@@whywhyerson9910 nah he was givin it to everyone as a rookie. Now he picks and chooses

[@BillyDaGoat1017]

Show me his Alabama highlights

[@jdb4152]

I remember when I was like 9 I was so amazed by him

[@Johnny_Mango777]

Watching him in person at LSU was like nothing else i have ever seen in sports. Absolute legend

[@werbadgamers9521]

#1 was the loudest I've ever heard a crowd be at any event or venue in my life right at 3:43 (the crowd audio was muffled so the commentators could talk over it on TV) as it is for most LSU games, so it's hard to hear or feel the full effect of the decibels. However, if you listen closely to the crowd you can hear the crowd sound jump up because it overrode the compressor and then stays level due to the audio programming. Live in-person it was like standing on a tarmac with jets flying next to you from all 4 corners. I understand other teams/programs will say that their stadiums or crowds are louder... they are wrong, there is no doubt in my mind that Tiger Stadium is the best atmosphere in college sports and that crowd shook the stadium again that day. The spine-chilling roar that happened when Leonard literally ran with that Auburn defender on his back is embedded in my memory forever. And it is always the run I think of when anyone mentions the Leonard Fournette era at LSU. Amazing list!!

[@bigploppa154]

sounds crazy im in my freshman year at LSU and unfortunately didnt get out to any football games this year because of covid but i cant wait to see a game at tiger stadium

[@werbadgamers9521]

@@bigploppa154 Best of luck with your studies and Tiger Stadium is constantly considered one of the top venues in the world year in and year out so it's kind of a humbling experience when you stroll into the student section for a game. My best advice is to just take a second to soak it in, think of the rich history, and gaze out and around when we score a TD or make a huge play on offense or when the defense gets a sack, big hit, or INT (the place just erupts with deafening noise and high fives all around). Just take a second to peer out and realize you wouldn't be getting that experience anywhere else in the world at the moment, it's hard not to crack a smile. Many other schools and stadiums claim to do it better, but there is nothing like Saturday in Death Valley and the tremendous Lousiana Pride that comes with the traditions. Feels like being a part of something so amazing and bigger than we are. Pull out your phone and record the crowd doing the T-I-G-E-R-S (TIGERS Chant!) so that you'll have it for memories. And speaking of chants, try to learn as many of the home cheers as you can, it makes the game experience so much more intense.

[@jasonsteel884]

Jackson Blaziken goes crazy!

[@marshmellow3110]

In that ole miss game they replayed the sideline truck about 6 times on the Tiger Stadium screens. I swear the ooooohhhhh’s!!!! Got louder each time. He had just come back from injury. I’d never seen him hit the hole faster than that night. It was incredible

[@ghostwalker89]

Harlem Berry said that is his favorite Fournette highlight 😂

[@christopherwilliams2351]

Man I swear Leonard Fournette was the best college running back I ever saw in person

[@donjoe5285]

@Jd Whirley Trent Richardson was a menace. If only he wasn’t drafted by the Browns…

[@jbrady8755]

@Jd Whirley they were good but Leonard Fournette was light years better than they were

[@zacharybooker1173]

@Jd Whirley I saw them all and Leonard was the best even without a heisman. He just was

[@ThatBigCactus]

@Jd Whirley Weird cause Fourntte went 4th overall in the NFL draft, and none of those guys were even close. So the NFL scouts watching definitely disagree lmao

[@ThatBigCactus]

@Jd Whirley LMAO ok bro keep telling yourself that

[@angrybeaver280]

i was there for half of these clips. love it

[@jamaaldupree7371]

I can watch Buga highlights all day. PUT EM ON THE HOOD LEONARD

[@KwameAkuchiWilliams]

I love his running style

[@nickgrignano5562]

My GOAT cfb rb

[@LilRichYT]

This man was NFL material way ahead of everyone

[@ethanf1011]

The new buc looked amazing in college

[@claiborneeastjr4129]

Big, strong, fast, and powerful. I would hate to be the lone defender between Fournette and the goal line.

[@courteo]

Straight beast

[@ronndezzy6227]

Been Watchin Bruh Since He Was In Highschool , He Has Literally Been Unstoppable At Every Level Of Play

[@jugadhbhullar7369]

Mr.Armenian Lol that’s the 🐐. There can be more than 1 unstoppable back

[@forw4rdp422]

That#4 the way he split the defense was some Barry sanders type sh**. #28 on the last one was the funniest maybe that’s why Fournette started off wearing #28 for the Bucs at first to pay homey homage 😀😀😀😀😀😀

[@parthgoyal4060]

cant believe he left

[@eliwhite5548]

Unstoppable until he played Alabama. In 2 games, he had 36 carries for just 66 yards and 1 garbage time TD. He didn't go over 40 yards in either game. In one of them, he had just 11 yards on 15 carries before an 18 yard run on their final drive of the game.

[@aj57794]

Sept 19 2015 was my first LSU game in the stadium. Needless to say I lost my voice that afternoon

[@Itz_dank]

#4 run was my favorite

[@stevenbergeron3659]

look at him now hes going papers

[@stun2187]

Just now realizing that when he hit 19 for auburn he caught an extra body with it

[@mikefoster9543]

Dudes were scared to talk fournette.

[@clippergrinderbladesharpen211]

I know you meant tackle, but they probably were scared to talk to him to

[@lucid_attitude1762]

Anyone going to talk about the o line putting in the work

[@HaroonAmad]

He was to strong

[@ClaudeStr777]

He was electric

[@jarodgiametta1599]

Watched he #1 play live when it happened and I still don’t understand what #29 was tryna do to fournette 🤣🤣 shoulda thigh boarded him

[@SumtingWong343]

#28

[@stun2187]

Tre matthews said nahh

[@wrightterence680]

Fournette was dat dude at LSU

[@clapping8695]

He is my mom best friend grandson

[@MichaelWH]

But Al Bundy scored 4 touchdowns in a single game !

[@user-dd7hd3jt7b]

nice

[@davianamos2295]

He’s was pretty stoppable when they played Alabama and I’m a LSU fan lol

[@War_Maker]

Shit happens when you stack the box with the best front7 in college. LSU had garbage pass game.

[@telordesuvage3072]

Dude use your brain. I hate when people say this. When your going against the best defense in the country and you can’t go a yard without being clobbered it’s kind of hard to get yards. Like god damn. No one would get yards

[@lucasagnew4613]

You just don't see anything remotely close to these kind of explosive plays from him in the NFL. Wonder if he was juceing in college.

[@donjoe5285]

Legarrette Blount was the exact same style of runner. He was just a grown ass man running over 20 year olds

[@urethraextreme8380]

Fun fact, they are juicing at every level lol

[@arcadeslum5882]

what happened to this fournette?

[@clapping8695]

I know him

[@khaliekmason7006]

He was gonna win the heisman that year had he at least had over 100 vs Bama but he didn’t do shit that’s why he lost it

[@stefan218]

Agent 00

[@larrylaffiette8753]

Alabama

[@maximusbrandon9971]

Alabama stopped him.

[@thenman23]

grown man vs kids

[@92greendogs]

funny how none of these runs were against the top SEC schools...?

[@werbadgamers9521]

That Auburn team was ranked and touted very highly, they just fell off the rails as the season went on. However, it's more so that Leonard is at times a flash player, so when teams lag off and make mistakes is when he capitalizes every time as most college greats do. He made plays when they were to be made. The Les Miles offense did him no justice, most of the teams we played knew exactly what plays we were going to run and still could not stop Fournette. He assuredly struggled in games where the focus was to completely stop him. Alabama had to put 8-10 players in the box, just to stop him from breaking off huge runs. We could not pass at all to help keep defenses honest. And when you know a team is going to run on 1st and 2nd down every time it's not hard to stack defenders. He had nice runs against top SEC schools each year. They just weren't the most iconic runs of his college career obviously. You act like LSU wasn't one of the top SEC schools. The only teams above us were Bama and maybe Georgia from the East (record-wise). Leonard was our entire offense. Alabama was the only team to focus solely on putting everyone in the box to slow him down and they had the linebackers and safeties to try to match his athleticism with their gameplan. I know those are the games that everyone tries to pinpoint as if Leonard was completely shut down, he was, but imagine if Alabama doesn't stack the box and Leonard breaks a tackle and then trucks one of Bama's safeties, we could be talking about a completely different turnout. He has the ability to take it to the house each play with the right seam.

[@zacharybooker1173]

Look away auburn fans….

[@riveradams2109]

Till he played BAMA

[@BillyDaGoat1017]

Where the Alabama highlights??

[@Xxbamafan]

Lol nothing against bama

[@JosePena-oe3be]

Dalvin Cook was Better & still is!😆🔥💨💨

[@SNAPZzz0]

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[@sumerjordan956]

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