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HARRY TOLLY | 1937-2021

Former Husker star Harry Tolly wasn't only a QB; he confounded Sooners in '59 as DB as well

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Harry Tolly was the Cornhusker quarterback in 1959 when he helped snap Oklahoma's 74-game conference winning streak. 

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Steven M. Sipple, Parker Gabriel and Chris Basnett talk through what's on deck for the last week of Nebraska's spring football session and what recruits are expected to be in town for the Red-White Spring Game next weekend. After that, a conversation about what NU has to do on the diamond to have a chance at hosting an NCAA regional, Thor's decision not to come back to the men's basketball program and the end of the volleyball season. 

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Brook Berringer vs. Colorado

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Oct. 29, 1994

Brook Berringer already had established himself as Nebraska’s quarterback after starter Tommie Frazier was sidelined with blood clots early in the season.

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Nebraska vs. Rice, Sept. 15, 2001

NU/Rice. Husker Football. USA displayed by fans is the east stands of Memorial Stadium as the Scalet and Cream singers sing 'God Bless America' during the pre-game show at the Nebraska/Rice Game. NU vs Rice in Husker Football ljshusk ljshfb ljshfbhg 2/24/2002 Directions Photo appeared, no caption

Julie Koch

A stirring Tunnel Walk was one of the vivid memories of the first Nebraska game played following the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks.

Nebraska and Rice were scheduled to play on Saturday, Sept. 15. Rice was not comfortable putting its team on a plane so soon, and the game was moved to the following Thursday.

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Kenny Walker's goodbye to NU fans

Julie Koch

Nebraska fans gave the loudest ovation that nobody heard on Nov. 3, 1990.

Their tribute on Senior Day included a pregame “deaf clap” for beloved defensive tackle Kenny Walker, who became deaf at age 2 after he contracted spinal meningitis.

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Rozier covers field on 2-yard run, 1983

JOURNAL STAR FILE PHOTO

Sept. 24, 1983

Mike Rozier filled his Heisman Trophy-winning season in 1983 with many highlights, but the most memorable may have been the 2 yards he ran for a touchdown against UCLA on Sept. 24, 1983, at Memorial Stadium.

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The Prayer, 2011

FRANCIS GARDLER / Lincoln Journal Star

Nov. 12, 2011

You know what's more powerful than witnessing 107,000 people make a stadium rock? Witnessing 107,000 people fall into total silence. Witnessing two football teams gather at midfield, hold hands, bow their heads and pray.

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Alberts doesn't let bad elbow stop him vs. FSU, 1994

Nebraska's Trev Alberts (right) and fellow linebacker Ernie Beler celebrate a play against Florida State in the 1994 Orange Bowl.

Journal Star file photo

Jan. 1, 1994

Trev Alberts didn’t let a bum right elbow — injured in the final regular-season game against Oklahoma — keep him from what may have been his most amazing performance as a Blackshirt.

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The day the streak began, 1962

Nebraska celebrated its 300th consecutive sellout at Memorial Stadium at the Sept. 26, 2009, game against Louisiana-Lafayette. The streak began Nov. 3, 1962.

Julie Koch

Nov. 3, 1962

It began even before Beatlemania and has taken you through 10 presidents. Some of us were not even around that day when Missouri was in town and a sellout crowd was announced at Memorial Stadium. No one could have known then the day was the beginning of something big.

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48 points in third quarter vs. CU, 1983

Julie Koch

Oct. 22, 1983

Nebraska’s vaunted “Scoring Explosion” offense of 1983 didn't need any help from its opponents.

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Bobby Reynolds' dazzling run, 1950

Julie Koch

Nov. 4, 1950

It officially was scored a 33-yard touchdown run. Those who saw it, however, will tell you sophomore Bobby Reynolds covered much more ground on the fourth-and-1 play against Missouri.

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Strasburger saves the day, 1982

Julie Koch

Nov. 26, 1982

Nebraska linebacker Scott Strasburger wasn't surprised to make an interception against Oklahoma, but he was surprised to be nearly trampled as Husker fans swarmed the field in the final seconds of NU's 28-24 victory at Memorial Stadium.

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Steve Pederson fired, 2007

Julie Koch

Oct. 15, 2007

Nebraska chancellor Harvey Perlman said there was no joy in his heart for having to fire athletic director Steve Pederson.

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Frost lobbies after Orange Bowl win

Nebraska quarterback Scott Frost lobbies for the No. 1 ranking as the Huskers move toward a win in the Orange Bowl.

Julie Koch

Jan. 2, 1998

Nebraska had crushed Texas A&M in the Big 12 Championship Game, then squashed Peyton Manning-led Tennessee in the Orange Bowl 42-17 to finish 13-0.

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Beating Red Grange, 1925

Three-time All-American Harold "Red" Grange scored a touchdown in 19 of the 20 games he played for Illinois. The team that held him scoreless? Nebraska, in a 14-0 upset in 1925.

Julie Koch

Oct. 25, 1925

All-America halfback Red Grange could barely breathe, much less gain anything of note against the “sturdy sons” of Nebraska in the Huskers' 14-0 upset of Illinois in Urbana, Ill.

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Tom "Train Wreck" Novak, 1947

A two-way player for Nebraska in the late 1940s, Tom Novak is NU's only four-time all-conference football selection.

Julie Koch

Oct. 18, 1947

Tom Novak earned his nickname “Train Wreck.”

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It's a fumble! Now, wait a minute ...

It wasn't the first time Tom Osborne called for the "fumblerooski," but once again it worked. Dean Steinkuhler scampered 19 yards to score on the trick play in the 1984 Orange Bowl against Miami.

Julie Koch

Nov. 24, 1979

The Huskers trailed archrival Oklahoma by 10 points late in the game that would determine the Big Eight champion, forcing Tom Osborne to dig deep into his bag of tricks.

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NU's Stiehm rollers, 1911-15

Ewald "Jumbo" Stiehm's teams went 35-3-3 in his five years at Nebraska.

Julie Koch

Ewald "Jumbo" Stiehm despised his nickname. But that didn't keep the Nebraska coach from having the top winning percentage in school history.

Stiehm's teams went 35-3-3 in his five years (1911-15) at NU. He was given his release from Nebraska when school officials turned down his request for $4,250 to coach football. He accepted $4,500 from Indiana.

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Jack's run, 2013

Nebraska's Taylor Martinez (3) and Scott Criss (67) guide Jack Hoffman down the field on his touchdown run during the second half of the 2013 Red-White Spring Game.

Journal Star file photo

April 6, 2013

It was a 69-yard run by maybe the toughest running back to ever set foot in Memorial Stadium. It was a touchdown run that turned Jack Hoffman into an inspiration, a rallying cry: #TeamJack on T-shirts and Twitter and everywhere. More than that, really. It was a run that made a 7-year-old a rock star.

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Klein kicks record seven field goals

Dale Klein (1) still shares the NCAA FBS record of seven field goals in a game, a feat he accomplished in Nebraska's 28-20 victory against Missouri in 1985. 

Julie Koch

Oct. 19, 1985

What’s more remarkable than Dale Klein setting an NCAA record by making seven field goals in seven attempts in one game?

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Turman to the rescue

Walk-on quarterback Matt Turman got the start against No. 16 Kansas State on Oct. 15, 1994, and helped the Huskers to a 17-6 victory.

Julie Koch

Oct. 15, 1994

No one could have conceived in August 1994 that Nebraska’s national title hopes would rest on the shoulders of 5-foot-11 walk-on quarterback Matt Turman.

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Eric Crouch wins the Heisman

Quarterback Eric Crouch (left), shown with coach Frank Solich, became Nebraska's third Heisman Trophy winner when he won the 2001 award.

Julie Koch

Dec. 8, 2001

Eric Crouch was a wizard running the option, pure and simple.

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Beating the Bear

Alabama coach Bear Bryant is escorted by Alabama State Troopers off the field at Memorial Stadium on Sept. 17, 1977, after his fourth-ranked Crimson Tide lost to Nebraska 31-24.

Julie Koch

Sept. 17, 1977

For the first time under fifth-year coach Tom Osborne, Nebraska entered a football game unranked, having lost its season opener to Washington State 19-10.

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Buffs put up no fight in 1992

Nebraska's Travis Hill (93) picks up a fumble after stripping the ball from Colorado quarterback Koy Detmer (right) during the 1992 game at Memorial Stadium. Hill's fumble recovery set up Calvin Jones' 1-yard touchdown run with one second left in the first half of NU's 52-7 win.

Julie Koch

Oct. 31, 1992

In one of the most zany, delirious environments ever in Memorial Stadium, a pent-up Nebraska team took out its frustrations on upstart Colorado, bludgeoning the Buffaloes from beginning to end on a dreary, cold Halloween night.

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Beating the Four Horsemen

The "Four Horsemen" of Notre Dame — Elmer Layden (from left), James Crowley, Don Miller and Harry Stuhldreher — were considered the great backfield ever assembled. But in their three years, Notre Dame lost only two games — both to Nebraska in Lincoln.

Julie Koch

Nebraska played many college football greats in the 20th century, but the Huskers' success against the "Four Horsemen" of Notre Dame is among the most memorable.

Harry Stuhldreher, James Crowley, Don Miller and Elmer Layden were regarded as the greatest backfield ever. The "Four Horsemen" lost just two of the 30 games they played together, and both losses came at the hands of Nebraska. In 1922, the Huskers won 14-6 in Lincoln, then defeated the Irish 14-7 in Lincoln the next season.

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How to win a Heisman

Missouri's Gary Anthony (29) misses the tackle as Nebraska's Eric Crouch (7) scores on a 95-yard touchdown run Sept. 29, 2001, in Columbia, Mo. 

Julie Koch

Sept. 29, 2001

Eric Crouch should have been sacked for a safety; a Missouri defender had the Nebraska quarterback in his grasp in the NU end zone at Faurot Field in Columbia, Mo.

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Red sea overruns Notre Dame

Nebraska fans gather outside Notre Dame Stadium with Touchdown Jesus in the background before the Sept. 9, 2000, game in South Bend, Ind. Some 30,000 Husker fans took over the stadium.

Julie Koch

Sept. 9, 2000

They came from the west, clad in red, heading toward Touchdown Jesus and one of the meccas of college football. They got tickets from season ticket-holders, single-game sales and paying scalpers as much as $500 for a $36 ticket. They packed the bars of South Bend, Indiana, and roamed the campus.

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Fitting end to Devaney's career

Nebraska coach Bob Devaney is carried off the field after NU's 40-6 victory against Notre Dame in the 1973 Orange Bowl. It was Devaney's last game as Husker coach.

Julie Koch

Jan. 1, 1973

Having lost the chance at a shot at three consecutive national championships with a season-opening loss to UCLA and a season-ending loss to Oklahoma, Nebraska rolled into the Jan. 1, 1973, Orange Bowl ranked ninth in the country with a Heisman Trophy winner to showcase.

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It was some kind of hire

Bob Devaney was named NU football coach on Jan. 6, 1962, replacing Bill Jennings.

LJS file photo

Sept. 29, 1962

Bob Devaney never had a losing season in five years coaching at Wyoming, but he faced a real challenge after taking the Nebraska job in 1962. The Cornhuskers had had six straight losing seasons, including a 3-6-1 record the year before.

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Osborne gets 250th win in big way

Jason Peter hands Tom Osborne the game ball after the Huskers gave the coach his 250th victory at Nebraska with a 69-7 trouncing of archrival Oklahoma on Nov. 1, 1997.

Julie Koch

Nov. 1, 1997

Nebraska made short order of Oklahoma, scoring early and often to blow out the overmatched Sooners 69-7 as the Huskers worked their way toward their third national championship in four years.

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Stopping Sooners' streak

Lee Zentic returned a blocked punt for a touchdown in Nebraska's 25-21 upset of Oklahoma in 1959. The Husker victory snapped the Sooners' 74-game conference win streak.

Julie Koch

Oct. 31, 1959

Oklahoma became a victim of an opportunistic Nebraska team in this Halloween classic, with the Sooners seeing their historic 74-game conference unbeaten streak snapped in a game they dominated everywhere but the scoreboard.

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Bennett's miss leads to 'Unfinished Business'

Byron Bennett missed this frantic, last-second field goal that would have given Nebraska a victory against Florida State in the 1994 Orange Bowl and the national championship.

Journal Star file photo

Jan. 1, 1994

It was one of the wildest finishes in Nebraska football history. Byron Bennett lined up for a 45-yard field goal with one second left in the 1994 Orange Bowl.

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He's out of bounds!

Penn State's Joe Paterno and NU's Tom Osborne clown around during a news conference before the 1983 Kickoff Classic. The controversial finish to the teams' game the year before led to them playing in the inaugural Kickoff Classic.

Julie Koch

Sept. 25, 1982

The T-shirts showed the crooked sideline on the Penn State field, where Mike McCloskey appeared to catch a pass from Todd Blackledge with 13 seconds left in the game against Nebraska.

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First bowl game

The 1940 team was the first Nebraska squad to play in a bowl game. The Huskers lost the 1941 Rose Bowl to Stanford.

Julie Koch

Jan. 1, 1941

For most of the past 45 years, Husker fans have taken bowl trips for granted.

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Mizzou bursts NU's bubble

I-back Rick Berns broke the school single-game rushing record with 255 yards, including an 82-yard touchdown run on the game’s opening play, against Missouri in 1978. But the Huskers lost 35-31.

Julie Koch

Nov. 18, 1978

The Nebraska football team and its fans were euphoric. The Huskers had defeated top-ranked Oklahoma and Billy Sims 17-14 the week before and were featured on the cover of Sports Illustrated. They were ranked No. 2 and on the verge of playing Penn State for the national championship.

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The fumble that wasn't a fumble

John Ruud's (46) hit on Oklahoma's Kelly Phelps (on ground) during the 1978 game at Memorial Stadium is still shown in Husker highlights. The officials ruled that Phelps was down before the fumble.

Julie Koch

Nov. 11, 1978

Top-ranked Oklahoma lost five fumbles in the game, but the biggest fumble didn't count after Nebraska’s John Ruud blasted OU’s Kelly Phelps on a fourth-quarter kickoff.

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Hello, Helu

Nebraska running back Roy Helu Jr. (10) beats the last man, Missouri linebacker Andrew Gachkar, to score on a 66-yard run in the first quarter. Helu added TD runs of 73 and 53 yards en route to setting the school single-game game rushing record with 307 yards.

Julie Koch

Oct. 30, 2010

The first carry went 66 yards. Roy Helu around the left side. No Tiger touched him.

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Glover is everywhere

Rich Glover (79) brings down Oklahoma quarterback Jack Mildren in the Game of the Century. Glover, from Jersey City, is one of several standout ex-Huskers to come out of New Jersey. Now, with Rutgers, the state has a Big Ten school.

Julie Koch

Nov. 25, 1971

As if making 22 tackles against Oklahoma in 1971 wasn't enough, Nebraska middle guard Rich Glover also recovered a fumble.

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Rodgers against the Tide

Nebraska's Johnny Rodgers (20) gets away from two Alabama defenders on his 77-yard punt return for a touchdown in NU's 38-6 victory against the Crimson Tide in the 1972 Orange Bowl.

Julie Koch

Jan. 1, 1973

Bob Devaney really wanted to beat Bear Bryant's Crimson Tide after losing to the legendary coach twice in bowl games.

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A funny thing happened after halftime

Ohio State quarterback Braxton Miller (5) is injured on a third-quarter tackle by Nebraska linebacker Sean Fisher at Memorial Stadium. Once Miller left the game, the Buckeyes' offense was never the same and NU rallied for a 34-27 victory.

Julie Koch

Oct. 8, 2011

Coming off a 48-17 loss at Wisconsin in their Big Ten debut, the Huskers returned home to a fan base full of angst. And perennial Big Ten power Ohio State coming to town.

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George Flippin first black player at NU

George Flippin attended Nebraska from 1891 to 1894. He was the first black football player for the university. 

Julie Koch

In 1891, Nebraska's second year with an official football team, George Flippin — the son of a freed slave — became the first black player at NU and only the fifth black athlete at the predominantly white university.

Because of Flippin's presence on the team, Missouri refused to play Nebraska in 1892, losing the game 1-0 on a forfeit. Flippin also competed in wrestling, baseball and track. He was inducted into the Nebraska Football Hall of Fame in 1974.

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Trapping the Hurricanes

Fullback Cory Schlesinger breaks a tackle on his way to scoring the winning touchdown against Miami in the 1995 Orange Bowl. The Huskers' 24-17 victory gave Tom Osborne his first national title.

Julie Koch

Jan. 1, 1995

Tom Osborne's offense wasn't built entirely around the fullback, but the legendary coach wasn't afraid to give him the ball.

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No. 10: Tick, tock. One second on the clock

Hunter Lawrence's field goal is just out of the reach of Nebraska's Pierre Allen (95) in the 2009 Big 12 Championship Game in Arlington, Texas. Texas was given an extra second and Lawrence's 46-yard kick gave the Longhorns a 13-12 victory.

Julie Koch

Dec. 5, 2009

Ndamukong Suh did everything in his power to give Nebraska the Big 12 title in the league championship game against Texas.

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No. 9: A prayer answered by Kellogg, Westerkamp

Nebraska wide receiver Jordan Westerkamp (1) and the rest of the Huskers celebrate their 27-24 victory on a Hail Mary against Northwestern at Memorial Stadium on Nov. 2, 2013.

FRANCIS GARDLER/Lincoln Journal Star file photo

Nov. 2, 2013

Nebraska appeared to be without a prayer.

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No. 8: 'It was a good kick, I guess'

Alex Henery's 57-yard field goal against Colorado in 2008 remains one of the greatest moments in recent Memorial Stadium history.

Julie Koch

Nov. 28, 2008

The 85,319 fans in Memorial Stadium thought Nebraska's chances of beating Colorado were doomed when Joe Ganz was sacked for a 15-yard loss with about 2 minutes left in the game.

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No. 7: Going for two

Nebraska's Jeff Smith has a two-point conversion pass from Turner Gill batted away in the fourth quarter against Miami in the 1984 Orange Bowl.

TED KIRK/Journal Star file photo

Jan. 2, 1984

It’s a funny thing: Nebraska’s failed two-point conversion in the 1984 Orange Bowl can be viewed as both one of the greatest and toughest moments in Husker football history. It was the ultimate punch to the stomach for Nebraska fans, with Turner Gill’s pass deflecting off Miami’s Ken Calhoun just enough to keep Jeff Smith from hauling it in. “If the throw's 4 inches the other way, we're 13-0 and national champs,” Gill said. Instead, a 31-30 win for Miami. Another national championship opportunity denied for Tom Osborne’s Huskers.

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No. 6: Billy Sims fumble

Nebraska's Jeff Hansen strips the ball from Oklahoma's Billy Sims during the 1978 game at Memorial Stadium. The fumble preserved NU's 17-14 victory against the top-ranked Sooners.

Julie Koch

Nov. 11, 1978

Sooner Magic? This was more like Sooner Tragic.

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No. 5: Jerry Tagge completes comeback vs. LSU

Quarterback Jerry Tagge stretches the ball over the goal line to give Nebraska the lead against LSU in the 1971 Orange Bowl. Tagge's sneak was the decisive score in a 17-12 victory that gave Nebraska its first national championship.

Julie Koch

Jan. 1, 1971

Nebraska caught a couple strokes of luck as it spent a suspense-filled Friday waiting to play in the Orange Bowl the night of Jan. 1, 1971.

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No. 4: Black 41 Flash Reverse

NU quarterback Eric Crouch catches a 63-yard touchdown pass from Mike Stuntz in front of Oklahoma's Kory Klein, sending the Memorial Stadium crowd into a frenzy and helping the Huskers win 20-10 in 2008. 

Julie Koch

Oct. 27, 2001

Nebraska threw play-by-play announcer Warren Swain for a loop when freshman Mike Stuntz hit his receiver in full stride down the left sideline against No. 2 Oklahoma at Memorial Stadium.

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No. 3: 'How many tackles can one man break?'

Tommie Frazier's iconic 75-yard touchdown run in the 1996 Fiesta Bowl clinched Nebraska's second straight national title. Frazier broke as many as seven tackles on the play, the culmination of a 62-24 win.

LINCOLN JOURNAL STAR FILE PHOTO

Jan. 2, 1996

Football coaches at all levels drill into ball carriers a basic concept: Keep your legs churning at all times.

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No. 2: The Flea-kicker

Nebraska's Matt Davison (3) cradles the ball after catching a pass that deflected off teammate Shevin Wiggins' foot with no time left in the fourth quarter of the 1997 game at Missouri.

TED KIRK/Journal Star file photo

Nov. 8, 1997

Matt Davison tells the story of the first words he heard from Nebraska coach Tom Osborne after Davison’s miraculous catch helped Nebraska to an improbable overtime victory at Missouri.

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Reach the writer at 402-473-7440 or ssipple@journalstar.com. On Twitter @HuskerExtraSip.

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