The guys on the team would swear on the family honor, that Brooks had a legitimate 400 lb bench press, despite his being only 5' 8" and 200 lbs.
Pound for pound, Reggie Brooks' strength was flat-out incredible
Replies to: "Pound for pound, Reggie Brooks' strength was flat-out incredible"
- This never gets old. #1...how the heck did he hold onto the ball??? [NT]
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- Where does Love vs Penn St. fit in? [NT]
- Keenan88 - 3:49pm 5/21/25
- Re: Where does Love vs Penn St. fit in? - IrishChristopher - 9:56pm 5/21/25
- Re: This never gets old. #1...how the heck did he hold onto the ball??? - Jetman424 - 8:18am 5/21/25
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- WestCoastIrishFan - 10:13pm 5/20/25
- Bless you [NT] - wrdomerson - 12:29pm 5/21/25
- wasnmr [NT] - WestCoastIrishFan - 10:13pm 5/20/25
- wasnmr [NT] - WestCoastIrishFan - 10:13pm 5/20/25
- wasnmr [NT] - WestCoastIrishFan - 10:13pm 5/20/25
- Pound for pound, Reggie Brooks' strength was flat-out incredible - ndunabomber - 9:16pm 5/20/25
- Plus his speed was incredible. I will never forget how he split the USC defenders in the game he was - THEISMANCARR - 9:52am 5/21/25
- In 1993, Bettis, Brooks, Mirer were 1-2-3 in R.O.Y. votes. - jakers - 11:00am 5/21/25
- Plus his speed was incredible. I will never forget how he split the USC defenders in the game he was - THEISMANCARR - 9:52am 5/21/25
- Just friggin wow. [NT] - faircatchcorby - 8:40pm 5/20/25
- He looked knocked out cold. the Love run against Indiana has to be a new entry on the list. - ndphysics - 7:50pm 5/20/25
- Yeah, this video is a few years old [NT] - Frankx - 9:24pm 5/20/25
- Where does Love vs Penn St. fit in? [NT]
- Keenan88 - 3:49pm 5/21/25