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Thank you Nebraska, for beating this ...puke.

‘96 neb like pizza - even though they were bad they were still good

They cheated us big time

Kent was only in his first season as the play-by-play guy, so he wasn’t yelling “Touchdown!” three times yet.

Wow what a pass seen this living in Nashville tn and the Oklahoma at Nebraska game at grandparents great memories thank you

Tommie Frazier takes out a legit team there in Missouri as a freshman i. I love this!

Warren Swain was just. . .not great. "It's picked up by the Huskers. [dead silence] And it's a touchdown." How about. . ."It's picked up by the Huskers, 15, 10, 5, TOUCHDOWN!" Such a weakass call.

Now that's speed!

All respect to Johnny Mitchell, but Junior Miller was the best tight end Nebraska ever had.

I wish RUclips had a retard filter

He’s 11 years old.

Its called the “fumbleroosky”

Holy shit Joe Burrow’s brother making the game sealing sack!!?! That’s awesome!

Huskersnake,

You skipped the play at the 50 yard line where the replay showed Casanova fumbled and LSU recovered. If there were replay then Nebraska would have lost the game. In 1982 vs Penn State Osborne would have his first National Championship if there were replay.

After ? Joe Blahak ? plowed #12 Joe Atkinson @ the 34 yard line on Johnny Roger's punt return Atkinson was able to catch that touchdown pass later. I' d like to hear Joe Wylie saw if he got clipped on that return

That was a great Oklahoma team that might have been one of Switzers very best teams. Even though Oklahoma got revenge in the Orange Bowl that year, Nebraska kept them from winning the National Championship.

I was a kid in B😂oulder, loving all the great players the buffalo's had, but Nebraska and Oklahoma were godlike teams, and more than all that, the big 8 was the super conference of college football!

Frosty did my hometown proud, go Bearcats, go Huskers.

Did you film the halftime shows?

Play the 1968 ksu vs neb football game.

My uncle was his full back. RIP Armand Baughman

People forget how fast Fryer was - dude could flat fly

I watched this game as a little kid, and looking back on it, this contest was a great argument for allowing teams from the Big 10 and Pac 8 to play in bowl games, other than the Rose Bowl. Georgia was no match for the Cornhuskers. If the rule allowing non-champions to play in bowls had been in effect in 1969, Nebraska might have found itself matched up with the likes of Ohio State (one loss) or Purdue (two losses) from the Big 10, or UCLA (one loss) or Stanford (two losses) from the Pac 8. Any of them would have given the Cornhuskers a better contest, and Ohio State may have been favored to beat them.

My dad always said Missouri played Nebraska tough 60s ,70s, 80s. Now i look back what dan Devine did.......wow

Right before 3:20 i thought T.O. is gonna sa Missour-a (schwa sound) yep 😊

Why didn't T.O. have Gill throw it to Todd Brown a lot more all day 😂 !?

I was 8 years old, i only saw so much at the time. T.O. was so focused on a power running game. In today's game, youd be stupid not to use Fryar more. The speed. When i see highlights now, no wonder he wad the number 1 overall pick.. Look at his 1982 stats. He couldn't have been that much worse of a football player. His speed in the open field is what gets me, I didn't see much of him back then. Then he plays forever with the Eagles & Dolphins etc putying up huge career #s

Solich is the only Nebraska Full-back, at least since 1946 anyway to run for over 200 yards in a game. 204 against this Air-Force team in '65. Nebraska ran what was called the T Formation. Sort of a predecessor to the Wish-bone. Three Backs lined up parrel to each other behind the quarterback. The full back directly behind the QB and the two halfbacks beside him. Kind of wonder how this might work today, since no one has used it in decades.

"Here's a hand-off to Thunder who gives it back to Mike Stones - he's gonna throw it! He's got a man out there at the 40! It is......ERIC CROUCH! Fifteen-ten-five... TOUCHDOWN!!!!!!"

Frank Solich was asked recently what his best 40 time was back in the day. He said "I played so long ago we didn't even have 40 times yet!" Bob used to time the players in the 60 yard dash and sometimes the 100. The 40 rather Hand-held or Electronic, hadn't been introduced. Frank was actually pretty fast. He ran a 6.5 something 60 yard dash I believe. Winters and Wilson looked pretty damn fast for such bruisers.

Saw this old highlights back in the early 80's on 16-millimeter color film. Haven't seen them since. 1962 - 1966 I think Season recap and review films all in color. So many great highlights. Including Frank Solich running for 204 yards again Air Force in '65. That was quite run by Charlie "Choo, Choo" Winters who was a huge Full-back. I think something like 245 pounds. 'Light Horse" Harry Wilson with an incredible run too. Nebraska led the nation in Rushing several times under Devany. Huskers used to run out of a T formation. Quarterback, Full back directly behind him and the two half-backs all three lined up Parella. Sort of a pre-cursor to the Wishbone or Vere. I wonder how this would work today? No one has run it in decades.

#17 was an AWESOME QB ! was hoping to see him in the NFL !

Say joe remember the s.a.t's test ????

I was there. Absolutely deafening in that stadium

Loved my Tigers but the Huskers were too good back then. Great hearing Jim Simpson and Al DeRogatis

Good block by the qb 😂

Randall Cunningham, bitches! Tommie!

Fuck Oklahoma

Jim Johnson, quarterback of Mizzou, achieved greater fame in the NFL as a defensive coordinator for the Eagles. As a college quarterback he was a terrible passer, but was a mobile runner who was a defensive back on defense. He was forced to fullfill both roles because this was the era of one platoon football with limited substitution.

I was on the phone with my brother watching this game. I was telling him, "You never know. We could get Westerkamp deep. There's still time. This ain't over." And boom, Westy hauls in the tipped pass for the win. Still laugh every time I think of this. One of my favorite Husker memories.

Loved Van Brownson - one of Huskers greatest quarterbacks. Completely underrated through out his career.

I remember watching this defensive struggle game and it was good. I always thought Missouri firing. Warren Powers was a big big mistake.

the greatest football team in history.

Steve Taylor was a quarterback at Lincoln High School in San Diego. The same school as Marcus Allen, Terrell Davis and many others.

🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

my brother tony martinez was in the marching band, they had to be bussed over the state line to get lunch for the marching band. its a shame that we still dont play against each other. Go big red, nebraska #1

Will Shields was one of Nebraska's greats.

being born in Nebraska, my blood runs Husker red. back in the day. we didnt get to watch all the games on t.v. we would all be around an a.m. radio. we only got to watch the big games. we got our first color t.v. a 9 inch so we could watch the orange bowl, hoping to see my brother Tony Martinez in the marching band. thanks for posting.

The ball is not snapped to John O'Leary....the ball is snapped to the Upback who puts it between O'Leary's legs.