Eric Crouch On Matt Rhule's PROGRAM, DYLAN RAIOLA, Shedeur Sanders & NEBRASKA Being RANKED! 

As a kid the Big 8 seemed as skilled, competitive, and legitimate as the SEC does now. Not sure what scam ruined it but it worked.

A scam called Texas.

⁠a scam called Texas ruined the Big 8

@@carrikerchronicles90 absolutely..

@@TrggrWarningTalent was dispersed a lot more throughout the country then. The recruiting success wasn’t as limited to a good portion of the southern college teams as it is now. Now, the SEC & Big 10 dominate college football. Conferences like the Big East & PAC-12 don’t exist for a reason. The ACC won’t be around 5 years from now either. At least Nebraska moved to the Big 10 when they did.

I agree

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Love sent

I think the play is Black 41 flash reverse. I remember running that play over and over with my childhood friends that day and many other days after. Just iconic for Nebraska fans

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​@@siriushp0904Great memory. Loved that game. 😊👍

I love that that’s his favorite play. He never even mentioned the throwback pass he caught vs Oklahoma or the long run vs Missouri.

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My husband & both my parents are Midland alumni (M&D in 1973, my husband in 2001), & I grew up in Fremont.

@@augiegirl1 GO WARRIORS!!!

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TTB! ☠️☠️

More TD passes than Kliff Kingsbury head-to-head in their matchups 😂

@@andrewcramer9200great fact

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Thanks for sharing!

GBR!

Stud

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Pretty sure Ruhle makes sure that's the case.

I appreciate that

You bet

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Martinez just needed coaching

@@FrantzPartyof3 id agree with that, he had no help in that department Imo Raiola looks like a pro-style QB, where Martinez was your quintessential dual-threat college QB.

Although I’d say Raiola doesn’t force the ball as much as Adrian did. If it’s not there, it’s not there and Dylan gets rid of it, unfortunately Adrian felt like he had to play hero ball under duress.

@@trevinschaerr3732 agreed, Martinez era felt like old guard college football to me (not a bad thing)

Raiola is so far ahead of Adrian at this point. I get what your saying, but Adrian couldn't make half the throws Dylan can as a freshman. Nor did he have the touch.

I'm exactly 11 days younger than him!

Glad you enjoyed it!

You bet!

Thanks for listening

Nope, Tommy Frazier

@@dkjazzz Tommie is the correct answer, however it's sort of not fair to Crouch. No offense to Frank Solich and congratulations to him on his hall of fame induction but. . .Osborne would have won at least one national title with Crouch, most likely 1999 although either 2000 or 2001 maybe as well if he could have kept Craig Bohl from slowly destroying the blackshirts.

He didn’t even bring that game/play up. I love that Iowa run.

I mean, Missouri was not a directional school from a mid-major conference, they were a team that played hard and physical (or even downright dirty) against Nebraska and were coached by former Husker player and assistant coach under Bob Devaney, Warren Powers. I was told by my parents, although I can't verify this for sure (and Warren's dead so good luck asking him) that he was a little bitter about not getting a shot at the head coaching job at his alma mater. He took it out on Osborne at Wazzu and then Missouri in back-to-back years.

@@andrewcramer9200 My mom has been a Husker fan since 1962, & she can likely confirm your story about Warren Powers; I'll ask her. As for the rest of your comment, while Missouri was a major conference member, they WERE 6-4 going into the Nebraska game. My point is that a team is more likely to lose the next game after winning a big game. My mom & I were just discussing this last weekend, after Nebraska Volleyball was swept by SMU 3 days after a hard-fought match against TCU.

@@andrewcramer9200 I asked my mom, & she said she DOES remember hearing that. She also said “Tom Osborne was pretty young when he became a head coach”, which implies that she can sort of understand why Warren Powers would feel that way.

I don't know what you were watching because it's still there.

Black 41 flash reverse. Thunder Collins pitched it to Mike Stntz who threw it to Eric Crouch

It's not the opponent, it's how you play them. Teams' prior would be 1 and 1 right now at best, and no way do they score forty points. No way do they hole CU to 10. I get a healthy skepticism. I have it myself. But this team truly looks and feels different. We shall see though.

Northwestern 2022 was one of the worst teams in all of college football that year, finishing 1-11. Their lone win? Oh, you remember. Don't act like you don't. And about 2 weeks later that same year Nebraska lost to f***ing Georgia Southern. Yeah, we'll take NOT losing to trash programs right now, for a change.

Crouch was a beast

Wow, can't say I expected to see such a negative bad take today. Lol. What a loser. Crouch is a legend, put respect on his name. Stop it.

Crouch carried a team going downhill in overall talent. What happened in 2002? Your football IQ needs an upgrade.

What a ridiculous comment - Eric Crouch was (and still is) awesome!

Well, that's your opinion and you're entitled to it.

What does that even mean?

We'll worry about that when we get there.

Man it feels good to know CU fans are still here and we get to live rent free in their minds 😂

We're looking forward to it

Whine Whine Whine. You had your chance. 28-10. Coulda been worse for ya. You'd better be concerned about CSU. Go Rams