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Yeah, that was one of the craziest seasons I ever witnessed in the last three games or some of the best games I ever watched. NOW MAKE SURE TO TUNE IN 2maro for THE OHIO STATE BUCKEYES. GO BUCKS

Go jackets. THWG

Damn, that was season to remember!

McFadden was the first ever player I was a fan of as a kid when getting into the NFL. The raiders were my first team until I locked in with the lions. But I will always remember this guy as my first pick growing up. Glad I got to watch him on TV play with the cowboys. Dude was so underrated along with the amount of potential he had. Always loved the cyborg type of movement he had when playing and if he just didn't get injured man, he would be in hall of fame for sure. (either way he is in my book) Kerryon Johnson that used to play on the lions seemed very similar to him as well. He had the same issues McFadden had though. Almost like he was some reincarnation of him. Crazy how much someone can leave an impact on you just by childhood memories. Glad I got to live during his time.

Good times I remember these days

He deserved a better team around him. Smh. Raiders always wasting great talent

This was one of the best teams we ever had. Just couldn’t finish out some of those games. Close losses to texas A&M, miss state and toledo. Should’ve won all three of those games. I’ll never forget 2015 Brandon Allen and that ELITE receiving corps. Dominique Reed, Jared Cornelius, Keon Hatcher, Drew Morgan, Hunter Henry and Jeremy Sprinkle all to throw to.

The raiders thought it was the second coming of Eric Dickerson, but the injuries plagued his career. We had fuckin Rod Streater, Denarious Moore, and Murphy fuckin the league up with Bruce Cambell then they both got injured and that’s what led to trading picks away for Carson Palmer smh

“Tavan Austin has the best highlights” My reaction to that:

I've always wondered if JT hadn't gotten hurt would we still have won the National Championship that year. I think we would have because that team was just so loaded and JT would have done a great job.

Medhurst Mall

I'd say he had a pretty great career.

Deion always mouthing off

One of the best seasons ever for the Hawkeyes. Shame it had to be such a weak schedule

Always been amazing to see what DMac is able to do with a solid O-line blocking for him. It's hard for any NFL running back getting consistent carries to endure health wise with a lackluster offensive front. Defenses are just too stout in the league, and it's easily one of the most difficult positions in that regard.

I was at BCT for the army all year until we played Bama in the playoffs. What a great first game to see that year. Need to watch a full season into a natty now.

501 baby

I’ve always loved the way Dmac celebrated a touchdown….no dancing but the little trot he did was my favorite.

Love DMac

Beat college running back ever and a Little Rock native wps

Loved watching CJ play

12:00 that pancake block by Casey Dick lives rent-free in my head. Absolutely vicious….and vs LSU makes it even better.

Man, I really liked Rod Smith. Him and Jalin Marshall both.

2014 vs 2011

Despite the terrible end, I'll always remember this season fondly. I was in attendance for both A&M and Auburn to pole vault us to #1. I was also, unfortunately, in attendance for the Bama game which began our decline. But it was still a magical season and I'm so grateful I got to see it with my own eyes. Hail State.

* when Iowa had offense *

Watch him run He is gaining 10 yards per run with his feet

Thank you for posting! I have so many fun memories of this season.

You should do some highlights for johnson, wilson and mertz

idk why they don't bring back those green and gold uniforms. Those were so clean

What an offense. If it wasn't for Les Miles inability to adapt his coaching to the current college game, Brandon Harris woulda, coulda, shoulda been special. A talented QB wasted away by a coach who wouldn't change his coaching philosophy.

I still think Bielema was a good coach. He had built one of the best Razorback teams we have ever had. It's too bad things went sideways after all the injuries.

How? How in the heck did DMac not get the heisman? Robbed

Him and Reggie best rbs ever

Thanks for the video my man. Could have cut the clips shorter but thank you.

I miss these jerseys

His sophomore season was the last time Ark beat Bama. Dang missed PAT in OT. Troy Smith never should’ve won that Heisman as McFadden was easily the most exciting/best player in college football that year. Even when you knew he was coming you couldn’t stop him.

can you make one for the 21 and 23 season?

2014 was a really frustrating season as an LSU fan but did have some nice moments. The Florida win, the Ole Miss win, and even forcing Bama to OT was nice. The Kentucky game was a surprise blowout in our favor, and to win at A&M to close out the season was nice.

We had a cold ass backfield then

My fav college rb ever

Nebraska game killed us. But why did the indiana game announcers think it was a pic lol

I don't get how he never became a star in the nfl

Adoree who?

What a terrific backfield with McFadden, Jones and Hillis

We wernt a terrible team that year, take away the citadel game and we were competitive with every team we lost too, Number 1 Clemson, Nimber 11 Florida, Tennessee, Kentucky, Number 7 LSU

This ole miss team all healthy was the best in the country

That’s what I miss that Oregon needs back desperately… almost every team they played that year they would put up about 60 points a game

I miss 2014 as a diehard ducks fan it will never be the same as the talent we had on that team that year. 2020 was close but not the same. 2023 is decent but no where near close. And that was the best chance we’ve had to win a natty and ofc Ohio state ruined that

they were really destroying back then