Maurice Clarett | Ohio State Highlights (UPDATED!)

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Updated highlights of Maurice Clarett's magical 2002 season at Ohio State. I added the Kent State and Northwestern games from the original reel, and hopefully made the video cuts a bit smoother. Clarett was a special player, and helped push the Buckeyes over the top that season making all sorts of plays, including the famous strip of Sean Taylor in the National Championship game. Clarett was one of a kind, and I hope this reel does justice to just how good he was. Enjoy!
0:00 175 yards, 3 TD in debut vs Texas Tech
1:51 2 TD vs Kent State
2:40 230 yards, 2 TD vs Wazzu (Breaks Robert Smith's freshman rushing record)
4:34 104 yards, 3 TD vs Indiana
6:10 140 yards, 2 TD vs Northwestern
7:06 132 yards, 3 TD vs San Jose State
7:47 133 yards vs Wisconsin
8:24 1,000 yards rushing (Penn State)
8:46 Purdue highlights
9:09 119 yards, 1 TD vs Michigan
13:10 Miami highlights
13:48 Strips Sean Taylor
14:25 Miami highlights continued
Shoutout to @steelbuck6777 for a lot of these cuts! Subscribe to their channel, and check out all the great CFB content!

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@Riles3152 8 месяцев назад

I don't care who disagrees...Maurice Clarett is a top 3 most impactful PLAYER in OSU football history. He played one year as a true freshman and all but CARRIED that very good but not great OSU team to it's first National title since the Woody Hayes era. I know he made some terrible mistakes, but NO ONE can take away what he did and meant to that 2002 OSU team.

@wallacejohnson7083 6 месяцев назад

100% agree. Moreover, that championship took osu to another level, and they have been a top 5 program since.

@anthonyarchibald9331 9 дней назад

Set OSU on a path of excellence.

@classicman_tv300 4 месяца назад

“It is what it is” brought me here 😎

@kanagawa85 3 года назад

He had a potential to be one of the better RB in the NFL.

@richarddexter7641 2 года назад

I suspect that no one asks "what if" more than Maurice himself. How good could he have been? Boggles the mind.

@maclac48 8 месяцев назад

It dam sure does. Pray he’s at peace with it though.

@faceones 8 месяцев назад

Ya I think that gun thing didn’t help cause he got us that national title mike doss got hurt or he may have been in nfl longer and there defense helped a lot

@cdubirving8565 2 месяца назад

One of the best RB I've ever seen. Some don't remember he missed multiple games and still broke the freshman rushing record. He was the number one reason the Bucks won that national championship

@geraldmcgill7994 Месяц назад

@@cdubirving8565He’s the best that I’ve ever seen and I have no doubt that if he’d stayed focused and gotten better career advice he’d have won a Heisman and been an All-Pro. Maurice was a prodigy in Ohio going back to his freshman year in high school. Everybody in the state knew who he was, his stat lines versus some of the absolute best competition in Ohio at the high school level were routinely 250+ yds rushing with multiple scores. Best combination of runner vision, short-area quickness, tackle breaking ability and ability to change direction without losing speed that I’ve ever seen. The only thing that he lacked was sprinter speed but he was still fast and really was the total package. Even a really good receiver!

@MarvinStanford-wl9xk Месяц назад

He's doing great for himself...look him up...he's actually doing better now than he was back then with the notoriety...there is no what ifs with him because he was and still is him...again...look him up...have a bless day

@21ZION 5 месяцев назад

I used to love playing with him in NCAA 2002

@briantincher9284 9 месяцев назад

People forget that Maurice only played like 7 total games this season...still rushed for over 1000 yards and helped give Ohio State the National Title.

@WoodyJ98 6 месяцев назад

Congrats on buying your national title. Cheaters

@briantincher9284 6 месяцев назад

@@WoodyJ98 Typical Miami Fan.

@WoodyJ98 6 месяцев назад

@@briantincher9284 oh I’m a Michigan fan. Miami cheated too by basically buying an NFL team

@briantincher9284 6 месяцев назад

@@WoodyJ98 Michigan? Figures. So why are you watching Maurice Claret/ Ohio State highlights?

@WoodyJ98 6 месяцев назад

@@briantincher9284 to learn that you guys cry about cheating while also enjoying the benefits of it

@davidwhitmore3211 2 года назад

He was a badass as a freshman at OSU, imagine what he was doing to Billy and Bobby in high school.

@drixxyphelp1674 Год назад

Warren Harding is a D1 high school in OHIO

@FATMANSCOOP88 3 года назад

Would’ve easily been the greatest rob in buckeye history if he stayed 2 more years

@Riles3152 3 года назад

Better than Eddie George? Byers? Zeke? That's a tough list.

@joeyturbo7088 3 года назад

Eddie George couldn't beat Michigan so yes he's better than him. Keith Byars never led a Buckeye team to a National Championship. Zeke might be better though.

@milkflameee 8 месяцев назад

Zeke was better but Clarett my number 2 back all time for Ohio St

@anthonyarchibald9331 9 дней назад

Probably better than George. Solid debate between him and Zeke. Both carried a team to a national title. The team Zeke played with was absolutely stacked though.

@daniellee8162 3 года назад

One of the most bounciest bowling balls in college football history

@jamesreeese5222 3 года назад

No one could get ahold of the man

@nicholaswoods4055 2 года назад

Reminds me so much of marshawn lynch. Everything about the way he moves And plays is so similar

@21ZION 5 месяцев назад

Facts 🙌 it's crazy he was doing this as a true freshman too

@jd948 26 дней назад

U mean Marshawn lynch runs like HIM (Clarett)

@ohiostate2752 2 года назад

Just Imagine if he had stayed healthy both physically and mentally. Ohio State would have won back to back national championships in 02 and 03.

@atrain453 3 года назад

If only if only

@user-xy8cq2xg3y 5 дней назад

That strip is legendary asf

@LansingJP 3 года назад

I was living in West Michigan as a freshman in high school during Maurice Clarett freshman season That dude was a dawg, I remember him being talked about a lot

@mattstrathis4328 2 года назад

He was a freshmen phenom who helped lead Osu to their first national title in 34 years. Then he got into trouble and was in the news for the next 3 years even thought he wasn't playing anymore. He then tried to come back and was actually drafted in the 3rd round by the Broncos. But he never even got on the field and was running with a bad crowd and ended up in prison after being pulled over with several loaded guns.

@dada191 3 года назад

Not the fastest, but those feet!! Talk about Sweet Feet.

@raymondraymond9762 5 месяцев назад

This guy was amazing…would have loved him on my fantasy team

@eliseolopez6504 8 месяцев назад

I know him from one Ohio state game I watched in 02 I was impressed of him

@CGWincek 2 года назад

I think Zeke is a good comparison if Clarett stayed two more years. Instead we are left with one of the greatest what if’s in OSU history.

@eliseolopez6504 8 месяцев назад

In this year I was running drills in the high school tryouts

@Pr3ct 2 года назад

MO!

@burnellbrown5299 5 месяцев назад

Bruh was forcing kontakt w/ at least 3 defenders per play!! Mairice Clarett is not only in the "Best RB in OSU history" konvo, But easily in the "Best in college history" konvo.

@faceones 8 месяцев назад

Back then football pads were heavier to so he had deceptive speed

@713Media 2 года назад

Vlad interview brought me here

@Wesmancan Год назад

Hard fall for the kid. Tough lesion.

@2002champ13 Год назад

How didn’t he win the Heisman Trophy that yr! SMH 🤦🏽‍♂️

@WoodyJ98 6 месяцев назад

As good as money can buy. Tressel had to pay players to make Ohio relevant again

@ColtonDenning 6 месяцев назад

oh no, college players getting paid for their labor. THE HORROR

@zman8340 6 месяцев назад

So what . They all did it and now it’s legal. Guess y’all can’t afford it .

@muddwhistle7833 10 месяцев назад

Ohio State had the best offensive line in college football history that year, he only ran a 4.78 forty at the combine and was usually caught down field before he scored, he never played in the nfl for a reason he wasn’t that good

@zazuch 10 месяцев назад

And only played college football for one year, in and out of jail for legal issues. Didn’t even get to the point to judge if he was able to grow before he was done.

@joegreen-bh1bm 8 месяцев назад

He was raw. He played in the NFL for the Denver Broncos.

@faceones 8 месяцев назад

Dumbest comment I ever heard without him we don’t win national title

@put_this_in_ur_pipe 7 месяцев назад

Alabama's 2021 roster has something to say about that I think

@zman8340 6 месяцев назад

Def had an unorthodox running style and not much top end speed. Not sure he would have really translated to the nfl but he was fun in college and I think he got some bad advice along the way.