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1991's was a nightmare for others

Author: ndunabomber (6484 Posts - Original UHND Member)
Posted at 3:16 pm on Nov 25, 2024
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The true powerhouse backfield of Bettis, Culver, Tony Brooks and at times, Ryan Mihalko, was one that every opposing team hated. Bettis was an absolute beast at 247 lbs, Culver was a ironclad tank at 220 lbs (and one of the strongest guys pound for pound), and had been an excellent fullback in 1990. Tony Brooks was playing at a pretty cut 220 lbs as well.

Some folks may discount Ryan "Hulk" Mihalko for being one of the slowest backs, but the man was incredibly strong, and could deliver crushing blocks. Lou even used him as a nose tackle at times.

Regardless of who was getting the ball in the triple house backfield, someone was going to pay a terrible price for trying to make the tackle.


Replies to: "1991's was a nightmare for others"

  • Inside the five/goal line - primo - 2:17pm 11/25/24 (11) [View All]
    • Why not just use Evans instead and keep RL healthy? [NT] - faircatchcorby - 8:38am 11/26/24
    • I don’t care where he lines up, stop leaving your feet. He’s going to get jacked up… [NT] - jamie - 6:53pm 11/25/24
    • Denbrock outsmarts himself at times is my explanation. [NT] - iairishcheeks - 3:18pm 11/25/24
    • I've never understood why teams don't go 5 wide. Get five guys out of the box and play 6 on 6. [NT] - murph92675 - 3:06pm 11/25/24
      • If you are going run Riley, this is how I would do it, spread them out let him pick the opening. [NT] - jamie - 6:54pm 11/25/24
    • Yes. Our short yardage plays in general need a major overhaul. I don’t care if they know a QB - ndphysics - 2:34pm 11/25/24
      • Lou's wishbone/full house backfield was automatic inside the 5 [NT] - MarkHarman - 2:47pm 11/25/24
        • Triple option forces defense to account for runs out wide. RL's runs last Saturday were - jrdjr84 - 3:19pm 11/26/24
        • 1991's was a nightmare for others - ndunabomber - 3:16pm 11/25/24
          • Heard it told Holtz would run that against 14 defenders until the 11 on offense scored. - NedoftheHill - 6:03pm 11/25/24
            • I absolutely believe this. [NT] - jamie - 6:56pm 11/25/24
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