I was at this game, this was my senior year at KU. That was easily our best team in at least two decades, and Nebraska just waxed us. I called Nebraska as the national champ immediately after this game.

RIP Keith Jackson

"Are you kidding me?!? That's your QUARTERBACK!!!" Keith Jackson 23:01 Mr. College Football The man who made it worth watching.

I still am in awe that anyone picked Florida to beat Nebraska in the Fiesta Bowl. The Big Red played probably their two worst games of the year against Kansas and Oklahoma, and they still won by a combined score of 78-3. The Blackshirts were the real deal that season, and dominated Steve Spurrier's offense. Loved what Kent Pavelka said during that epic 2nd Quarter: "The Fun-n-Gun? The fun is done!!"

Absolutely loved ABC's CFB music back then (now, they use this canned, corporate pop rock or alt. industrial rock/hip hop mashup stuff that has nothing to do with college football). It just sounded like music to support college football. The college band sound probably helped :-) And, while watching this game, I finally developed a couple of theories as to why the Heisman committee gave Eddie George the award that season, and not Tommie Frazier (and it's always politics): Lawrence Phillips. 1) They were punishing Frazier because of Lawrence Phillips (even after Phillips had served his suspension). They played in the same backfield. Phillips was the frontrunner for the Heisman before his suspension. Lawrence tainted, what had been, a clean program. They couldn't give the award to the next most deserving player - even, and especially - when that player played in the same backfield. So, instead of giving the Heisman to Tommie (from an undefeated team many think was one of the best CFB teams in history), they gave it to a good, but not great back on a two-loss team. I also think Lawrence Phillips accelerated Tom Osborne's decision to retire. 2) Tommie wasn't such a great passer. And if there's one thing a Heisman-winning QB better be, it's a better-than-good passer. Few QB's in recent CFB history could equal Tommie on the run, but his passing wavered between good and awful too often. His passing is not what opposing defenses feared.

Eddie George didn't have a Heisman season. Tommie Frazier did.

I am SO glad I found this channel, and that you posted this game. It's one of those games you look at the box score and say "how in the hell did they win that game by 38 points against a very good team on their home field?" Of course, the answer is 27 points off of five turnovers. Afterwards, you appreciate the greatness of the 1995 team even more.

The final year of the Big 8 Conference.

Kansas, Kansas State, Colorado, against teams not named Nebraska or when not facing each other- undefeated. I think a forgotten element of what made 1995 Nebraska so legendary- they clobbered quality teams. Florida won a national title the following year with basically the same team. And these 3 Big 8 teams won their bowl games decisively.

My God Rob "No" Johnson would have had less anti Nebraska bias than Jackson and Brandt. Especially that joke Brandt.

The best option offense in College football history

Kansas was a really good team. Just demonstrates Nebraska's dominance.

Do you have the 1993 NU at KU game. I'm a Jayhawk, but would love to see that game.

That was a pretty good Kansas team played Nebraska as well as anyone that year.

I agree that Frasier should have won the Heisman, but it's also hard to dismiss the season Eddie George had.

I was there!

Funny how at 10:12 the announcer says the return man is looking into the sun. That's hard to do when it's behind you. Look at his shadow, almost directly in front of him. I guess he did correct himself at 11:07.

Interesting that in the third quarter the Kansas defense--which was on the field in the first half only half as long as the Nebraska defense--was "getting tired." The Nebraska defense apparently wasn't. Go figure.

KU used up too much energy too early. You have to do what Nebraska does. Come out flat but get stronger into the 4th quarter. 😅

This was the best team on the planet. Bar Nun

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I'd be hard pressed to find a game in which Tomich played that he didn't commit at least one personal foul. He was a head hunter, always hitting the quarterbacks up around the neck and head. I don't understand why Charlie McBride didn't get on him.

Good to see that the Refs cheated for Nebraska like they do for Bama now, and for Kansas in basketball.

Different games by the halfs