I'm going with LeRoy Etienne, Reggie Cooper, Mike Knox, Mike Brown, Tom Novak, and Jamel Williams.
Dem dudes didn't just hit, they finished.
Who ya' got?
Dem dudes didn't just hit, they finished.
Who ya' got?
Best 'Hitters' in Husker History?
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Good list. More recently Eric Martin.
Don’t forget Jerry martaugh and bob brown
Carlos Polk and Jared Tomich come to mind. Also Vanden Bosch.
I think Eric could have ran through a 3 foot brick wall.
Maybe didn't ever know what he was hitting on a football field, but he was hitting something. Loved that guy.
Corey McKeon.
Sorry, forgot this wasn't a list of players who push ballcarriers into the end zone.
Sorry, forgot this wasn't a list of players who push ballcarriers into the end zone.
Clint Finley could bring the wood. Not the surest tackler, but a big hitter. Same with Larry Asante.
If you asked Frost this question after a few beers and in the privacy of his own home I bet he'd say L.P.
I met a guy out here in SoCal a few years back that went on Eric Martin's recruiting trip with him. Apparently they had so many dudes at that high school that they were doing no hitting in practice. I believe Quincy Enunwa and the #1 DE and overall prospect (went to Florida) in the country were at that school at the same time. Can you imagine Eric Martin unloading on a 120 pound freshman?
Kenneth bell had the best hit in the last 10 years
Eric Martin on kickoff against osu
Quintin castille against usc
Eric Martin on kickoff against osu
Quintin castille against usc
Man I miss the glory days of Husker baseball. So much fun.
I'll bring up Jojo for more recent damage. Randy Gregory also had a nasty disposition. Nate Gerry got ejected for a few slobberknockers.
Jordan Larson, Mikaela Foecke, Sarah Pavan, Allison Weston.
Any list that doesn't have Bret Clark listed on it is incomplete. There is a reason his teammates called him captain crunch.
Kellen Huston
There it is. I've watched that a bunch of times. World Star!!!
Finley for sure. That guy laid wood. I patterned my high school play after Mike Knox. I loved that guy
I'm going with JC transfer Wonder Monds 6-4 215 CB/S. He was a missile in the secondary.
I believe Brandon Ragoni was the bullet on Kick offs. For a little guy he packed a punch.
I believe you can't have more than two blockers within a yard or two of each other when setting up initial blocks.
If we’re talking wedge busters, I’m not sure anyone did it better than Lance Gray.
Not my first choice, of video quality or hitter, but Daimion Stafford could certainly lay the wood.
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