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also the BC game, right before the first half(as Miami was struggling offensively), Willis made a huge play late to set up a TD. Then he busted a big screen in the 4th quarter to break the game open. McGahee was unreal that season

It's interesting, but the only play I can remember him making out of the slot, was his freshman year at UNC(where he had like a 50 yard play that set up a TD in the 4th quarter), I expected him to be a Swiss Army Knife type, as you described, being used all over, but with the prehistoRicht...

without Willis in 2002, I think UM loses a game or two in the regular season. he was THAT dominant. That's when I started to see the cracks in Coker and his 'leadership'...

I still say Chud (trying to be the next hot head coaching candidate) cost Willis the Heisman in 2002, it was sealed with that ill-fated halfback option play at the 2 yard line that Vatech housed for a TD, instead of giving McGahee his 7th TD. Every time Chud got away from the run game in 2002...

Down 16-7 into the 4th quarter vs FSU in 91. Offense scuffling the whole game, and then the Brooklyn Bruiser put UM on his broad shoulders on the last two drives with some of the most hard-nosed physical big-game running this program has ever seen. I still recall him flat out lifting Leon Fowler...

Reg, I really believe Dallas gets some derision because maybe he doesn't look the part, doesn't pass that eye test. He isn't- or at least wasn't under Gus Felder - the shredded, ripped guy that we think of as the archetype of the UM running back. But all the guy does is consistently make plays...