Best hit in a USC game. Kinnon Tatum "95
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Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SNRzg8HP-WA
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I was at that game in that corner of the end zone!
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Always remember that one. The best ND LB core: Tatum, Berry, Cobbins
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Kinnon Tatum on Kim Dunbar
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Good one, but I think Jarvis Edison had the bigger hit
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Luther Bradley on Lynn Swann
Set the tone for the rest of the game
Link: Took his head off
Context, context, context. In the 70s it was ND and USC
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Re: Best hit in a USC game. Kinnon Tatum "95
Stams decleating R. Peete.
I forgot. That was great!
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Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HojnR6zVcvw
These years were tough on us fans, but this, ivory covington, and dekle cooper all had hits
in that time that were super legendary
Deke Cooper's hit against BC was great but Jimmy Friday's the play before was more impressive.
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I was at both games
in meadowlands and at BC
All Day Long against Anthony Davis.
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Link: https://vault.si.com/vault/1973/11/05/twas-a-great-day-for-the-irish
Scott Kowalkowski, 1989
Todd "Marijuanavich" Marinovich was having a really good game against us, and after making a nice play, started happily celebrating, while bumping into Scott Kowalkowski and taunting him.
Yeah, not a good idea... First, it pissed off every defender, and you could see Jeff Alm getting some payback later.
Second, it drew the wrath of Scott Kowalkowski. He's normally a very quiet guy, and simply played the game at a high level.
Kowalkowski wasn't the biggest or fastest linebacker out there, but he was definitely one of the smartest guys out there, in addition to being one hell of a hard hitter. The man was flat-out a damned good player who also had a 10 year career in the NFL.
On that last drive, he utterly crushed Marinovich from the blind side, and Marinovich's shoulder and arm were wrecked to the point where he could only manage a wounded duck on the final play.
He almost got Marinovich on that final play, and had Pothead Boy held onto the ball for literally one more second, would have taken an even bigger hit.
The only time a QB ever got hit harder by him was that idiot Purdue QB, Eric Hunter, who had trash talked him, and ended up with a shoulder pad to the chinstrap.
Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HFrKbndvrB8&pp=ygUhc2NvdHQga293YWxrb3dza2kgdG9kZCBtYXJpbm92aWNo