Eddie George | Ohio State Highlights

Highlights of Eddie George's four seasons at Ohio State. George played a backup role his first two seasons in Columbus, but scored eight total touchdowns, and showed flashes of what would ultimately make him one of the best running backs in Ohio State history. He became the starter in 1994, and ran for 1,442 yards and 12 touchdowns. Despite his success, there was still some lingering doubt over just how good George was heading into the 1995 season. He responded by running for 1,927, gaining 2,344 total yards from scrimmage, and scoring 25 total touchdowns; good enough to earn him the Heisman Trophy.
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0:00 1992 Highlights
0:32 1993 Highlights
1:10 1994 Highlights
2:50 1995 Highlights
3:15 207 yards vs Notre Dame
7:08 314 yards vs Illinois
11:21 Heisman Trophy Presentation

[@maineiachomestead7550]

I was in the South Stands with my Dad to watch Eddie's final home game. What a blast!

[@chadbailey30]

Against Indiana!!! I was there also w/ my father...lol
WAYYYY up near the Flag Poles...lol
Remember the Sheriff (Maybe State Trooper) that used to stand up there on that column on the North end of the Shoe? That always stuck w me...lol

[@donaldblankenship8057]

I went to Ohio State. It was hilarious to us that two football teams, a hundred and ten thousand fans in the stands, and millions of TV and radio fans knew they were just going to shovel the ball to Eddie every time and it was another automatic six points. Fricking hilarious.

[@rgman2858]

that peel back block at 2:48 was sick

[@matthewmansfield4689]

Eddie was and is top 3 rbs to play for the buckeyes not to mention a Heisman trophy winner. Who cares who he had blocking for him he had to make the cuts and run all those defensive players over. Sure the line helps but to use that logic Emmitt smith was a bum?!

[@justinnoble6506]

Top RBs at OSU of all time: Eddie, Archie and Zeke, no particular order

[@jaredduane1]

1. Archie Griffin. 2. Hopalong Cassidy. 3. Vic Janowitc 4. Eddie.

[@yepanon4670]

POWER BACK

[@stevenames9056]

This man had Orlando Pace blocking for him along with the other ALL LEAGUE offensive linemen.

[@72seeker72]

LENGEND. GO BUCKS!

[@user-vq4zs5zd6y]

32 Yard Run

[@demetriusharris5617]

Most these high lites are 2 yard runs on goal line

[@bigplaystanley9543]

They don’t make backs like this anymore

[@EazyE11]

Derrick Henry has entered the chat.