I was at this game. Grew up in Nebraska and got to see many husker games and got to see many years of Nebraska great running backs but the best running back I ever saw was .....Barry Sanders.
@@travisr.9789 Was at that game came all the way from the boogie down Bronx.Only game I ever saw in Memorial Stadium besides kickoff classics at Giant Stadium Tex. A&M and Penn ST both W’s
Ken Clark was a Beast! Sad that he is no longer with us. He was one of my favorite players. Several of these runs were truly amazing! I still think if he hadn't gotten injured he would have had a huge senior year. I hope that the Huskers have a kid in the Bull Pen like him. Irvin is out for the season again, and so it will be interesting to see what Redshirt Freshman Emmet Johnson and True Freshman Kwinten Ives are able to do. Both had huge numbers in High-school. Not real big guys, but very fast.
I tell you I clearly remember this game.. I remember Osborne being pissed off afterwards.. talking about how their defense was the worst-he ever seen on that field.... Then I remember Broderick Thomas saying.." I'd like to see coach try to tackle Barry'
All I remember about Ty Knox is the fumble in the Fiesta bowl in the fourth quarter at the 2 yard line against Florida State .The Seminoles recovered and took the ball 98 yards to score the winning touchdown . I can remember that the Huskers had some offensive line that year and a mediocre defense but two defensive ends that could rush the QB. Neil Smith and Tim Rother
That was an awesome run by Clark that was called back for the touchdown and he would have scored on the previous play if he hadn't slipped. And this with a bum ankle after about his 5th carry of the game. His second touchdown run. Man he would have had a fourth if not for the holding call. He really plowed through that defense and stayed on his feet.
1:51 Huge run for a TD by Ken Clark on Nebraska's first offensive play of the game. 5:53 Steve Taylor initially makes good yardage on a QB keeper, but then makes a beautiful late pitch to a streaking Ken Clark for big yards. Followed at 6:13 by a reverse to Richard Bell for a big gain. 9:38 Steve Taylor breaks a long TD run on a QB keeper around end. 11:29 43-yard scramble for a TD by Steve Taylor.
I'm anxious to see what Ken Clark's Son Quinn and Neil Smith's son Neilan can do for the Huskers. They are both True Freshman Wide Receivers this season. Although Neilan Smith was already there for Spring practice and caught about a 25 yard pass in the spring game.
Ken Clark actually sprained his ankle on his 5th or 6th carry of the game. He sprained it on the second touchdown run. Didn't stop him. Had a great Touchdown run of about 25 yards called back bulling through defenders. I don't know if it's on this tape? Clark ran a little like Mike Rozier, he was very physical and had great balance. Didn't have Mike's size or speed, but he was tough as nails. Ken Clark isn't as well remembered as he deserves to be. Only Rozier gained more career yards rushing then Ken did in 1980's.
Somebody said no elite talent? Huh? That's 4.54 electronic 40 time/4.34 hand-held for Steve Taylor. At the time he was the fastest QB we had ever had. Although that's since been surpassed, the speed on this team was unreal. Bell was 4.31, Carperter was 4.36 and the fastest player on the team in the 10 yard dash. Clark was 4.39, his back up Knox was an incredible 4.22 and Knox was 220 pounds at least. These kids were literally slow pokes in comparison to Jr Wingback Dana Brinson at a blistering 4.17 and I-Back Terry Rogers before he blew out his knee at 4.18. Don't tell me that the Huskers didn't have elite talent on that team. Granted Taylor was a Running-Back playing quarterback. Much like Jeff Sims is now.
Thinking back on this game, OSU's defense was just plain awful in this game. This Nebraska team, scoring 63 in this game, finished the season with a combined 17 points in their final 3 games.
@@DillyPuttyyour an idiot. That offensive line was great for Nebraska and going 11-2 is pretty good. I will say this without Sanders Ok st wouldn't have won one game that year they were so bad and talentless.
@@jamiecrawford8133 Played Oklahoma on a very slippery field with Clark running on one foot. And the Huskers won the game mind you. Willie Griffin about murdered the Oklahoma Quarterback was it Thompson, on that last play? I think Ken had something like 167 yards, but he was really hobbled.
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These no huddle videos are great!
I agree brother Dennis, I have watched a ton.
Barry Sanders what a running back poetry in motion It’s amazing he retired from the NFL so early Imagine if he played on a good team in the NFL
Thank you for this. It’s really great that you do all of these.
appreciate the comment!
Agreed I really enjoy these.
I was at this game. Grew up in Nebraska and got to see many husker games and got to see many years of Nebraska great running backs but the best running back I ever saw was .....Barry Sanders.
billy sims, get my vote but he fumbled in Lincoln in 78.
@@travisr.9789compared to barry😂😂😂
@OmniGuy No joke bro poetry in motion Gale Sayers comes close …..
@@travisr.9789 Was at that game came all the way from the boogie down Bronx.Only game I ever saw in Memorial Stadium besides kickoff classics at Giant Stadium Tex. A&M and Penn ST both W’s
@@travisr.9789 Jeff Hansen with the big hit.
Play it again Ken, RIP brother Kenny Clark outplays Barry Sanders. Straight from The Field SS4LIFE!
Ken Clark was a Beast! Sad that he is no longer with us. He was one of my favorite players. Several of these runs were truly amazing! I still think if he hadn't gotten injured he would have had a huge senior year. I hope that the Huskers have a kid in the Bull Pen like him. Irvin is out for the season again, and so it will be interesting to see what Redshirt Freshman Emmet Johnson and True Freshman Kwinten Ives are able to do. Both had huge numbers in High-school. Not real big guys, but very fast.
I tell you I clearly remember this game.. I remember Osborne being pissed off afterwards.. talking about how their defense was the worst-he ever seen on that field.... Then I remember Broderick Thomas saying.." I'd like to see coach try to tackle Barry'
Best RB Ever!
cough adrian peterson cough
Ah most people may not remember but Bob Barry use to be the voice of the Cowboys after he left the sooners and then rejoined them in the 90s
He also was the voice for Tulsa for 1 year! I miss hearing his voice while having to work on saturdays !✌
He also voiced the one OSU basketball game in January 2001 after Bill Teegins passed away.
All I remember about Ty Knox is the fumble in the Fiesta bowl in the fourth quarter at the 2 yard line against Florida State .The Seminoles recovered and took the ball 98 yards to score the winning touchdown . I can remember that the Huskers had some offensive line that year and a mediocre defense but two defensive ends that could rush the QB. Neil Smith and Tim Rother
That was an awesome run by Clark that was called back for the touchdown and he would have scored on the previous play if he hadn't slipped. And this with a bum ankle after about his 5th carry of the game. His second touchdown run. Man he would have had a fourth if not for the holding call. He really plowed through that defense and stayed on his feet.
1:51 Huge run for a TD by Ken Clark on Nebraska's first offensive play of the game. 5:53 Steve Taylor initially makes good yardage on a QB keeper, but then makes a beautiful late pitch to a streaking Ken Clark for big yards. Followed at 6:13 by a reverse to Richard Bell for a big gain. 9:38 Steve Taylor breaks a long TD run on a QB keeper around end. 11:29 43-yard scramble for a TD by Steve Taylor.
Clark looks like a Heisman winner
I'm anxious to see what Ken Clark's Son Quinn and Neil Smith's son Neilan can do for the Huskers. They are both True Freshman Wide Receivers this season. Although Neilan Smith was already there for Spring practice and caught about a 25 yard pass in the spring game.
Damn Sanders was so great
Kenny Clark is great too. But NU's D was much better than OSU's
Sure do miss the old BIG 8!
Would you happen to know if the play by play audio is from the Oklahoma State Cowboys Radio Network?
2:40 in answered my own dumb question.
Ken Clark was no joke that day
Ken Clark actually sprained his ankle on his 5th or 6th carry of the game. He sprained it on the second touchdown run. Didn't stop him. Had a great Touchdown run of about 25 yards called back bulling through defenders. I don't know if it's on this tape? Clark ran a little like Mike Rozier, he was very physical and had great balance. Didn't have Mike's size or speed, but he was tough as nails. Ken Clark isn't as well remembered as he deserves to be. Only Rozier gained more career yards rushing then Ken did in 1980's.
The ball is invisible on the QB pitch to the RB 6:27 pretty strange can't see the ball at all when it was tossed
Dammit Gundy lol
How a major network didn't pick up this game is beyond me!!! Miami-Notre Dame was CBS' big game of the day. But ESPN? C'mon!
Or ABC!
Somebody said no elite talent? Huh? That's 4.54 electronic 40 time/4.34 hand-held for Steve Taylor. At the time he was the fastest QB we had ever had. Although that's since been surpassed, the speed on this team was unreal. Bell was 4.31, Carperter was 4.36 and the fastest player on the team in the 10 yard dash. Clark was 4.39, his back up Knox was an incredible 4.22 and Knox was 220 pounds at least. These kids were literally slow pokes in comparison to Jr Wingback Dana Brinson at a blistering 4.17 and I-Back Terry Rogers before he blew out his knee at 4.18. Don't tell me that the Huskers didn't have elite talent on that team. Granted Taylor was a Running-Back playing quarterback. Much like Jeff Sims is now.
Thinking back on this game, OSU's defense was just plain awful in this game. This Nebraska team, scoring 63 in this game, finished the season with a combined 17 points in their final 3 games.
No elite talent on that NU offense. Rolled weak defenses, stoned by good ones. P.S. Guns is a better coach than QB.
@@DillyPuttyyour an idiot. That offensive line was great for Nebraska and going 11-2 is pretty good. I will say this without Sanders Ok st wouldn't have won one game that year they were so bad and talentless.
R.I.p ken Clark
If OSU had a fairly decent defense, they would have made a game out of this. But by the time OSU‘s offense got going it was too late.
Oklahoma State's defense was awful that year and the offense was Unstoppable.
Wow, I forgot just how horrible Gundy was. Awful.
Gundy was a disaster. There is no more pure football pleasure then watching Barry run the ball and make men repeatedly miss.
@@jamiecrawford8133 I don't care about career numbers -- Barry Sanders is THE BEST running back of all time, both college and pro.
@@tonyturley5754 nebraska fan here and I 100% agree. Sanders was so great
@@jamiecrawford8133 it's because he wasn't 40 yet.
Gundy was normally good even against OU in 1988 but he had a bad day against nebraska with the interceptions
Barry the beast!
Sanders is so fun to watch, but OSU's D is so bad it's incredible.
Nebraska scored at will. Then got 7 against Colorado and Oklahoma and 3 against Miami
328 rushing yards first quarter lmfao
@@jamiecrawford8133 Played Oklahoma on a very slippery field with Clark running on one foot. And the Huskers won the game mind you. Willie Griffin about murdered the Oklahoma Quarterback was it Thompson, on that last play? I think Ken had something like 167 yards, but he was really hobbled.
Ken Clark for Heisman!
Serious????
@@Skydog722 No
@@jeffbrowne1965 Wouldn't think so. Wonder if he's ever been featured on, 'Where are they now?'
Ken Clark passed away several years ago.
@@gregdavis19 Thank you.
OSU has no ring with sanders
OSU v NEB? No! Barry Sanders v NEB.
5:55 Nice Belly Option
Nebraska really let him go tom only real blemish
Before his time; Steve Taylor looks better than Jalen hurts to me.
What if Barry Sanders had played for Nebraska? Nebraska was just a better more talented team than Oklahoma State.
If OSU had a defense that year they may have one them all.