The Johnson one was the dagger because we could not move the ball at all in the 4th, but I remember him missing Harris over the middle wide open. I think Costa did get murdered as he was throwing the ball. The Johnson overthrow it was a clean pocket.
Thanks to Erickson's Garbage *** QB and OL Recruiting....
Dennis Harrah, who was also a terrific pro for the Rams.
Plus, at that point he pulled Berringer for Frazier in the 4th. Frazier still remains the best option quarterback I've seen at the college level.
Sapp tossed Frazier around like a Rag Doll...until exhaustion...
I can say this because he is doing quite well professionally in business, but the best line of that year was the following. Zev Lumelski was notable at tackle because he could say "look out" in 6 languages. As bad as the 1995 Orange Bowl was, the 1994 Fiesta Bowl was worse. Never seen a defensive front completely shut down an offensive line like Arizona did. That is how bad that line was.
Yes and I tried to correct him. Unless, he wished John Hannah played for Miami not Alabama. He was **** good though.
In the first quarter yes. That's why Osborne went back to Berringer.
He was a man amongst boys. That's pretty great. I always loved listening to Cortez Kennedy's story about Brown.
Dennis Harrah. My bad.I thought John Hannah was from Alabama.
Was thinking of Dennis Harrah. My bad and thanks for setting me straight.
I thought John Hannah was from Alabama.
Dennis Harrah. I don’t know what the **** I was thinking.
Jerome, Irvin, Highsmith, Bratton, the Blades brothers, Mira were all great but yes, the heart and soul of Miami was JB. He felt he was always the baddest man on the field.
I have a card signed from him to me from wayyyy back. As much as I hate Bama, and the Patriots, John Hannah was one of the baddest men to ever play the game. He'd **** sure be on our list of top 5 players had we been lucky enough to have him. Far and away the best guard I ever saw play.