Steve Slaton West Virginia Highlights
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- Опубликовано: 26 июл 2024
- Steve Slaton highlights from his three seasons at West Virginia. Slaton is one of the most electric running backs in college football history, finishing his career with 4,728 yards from scrimmage and 55 total TD.
0:00-6:24 2005 Highlights
6:24-17:53 2006 Highlights
17:53-25:44 2007 Highlights 
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Super Steve was something else.. one of WVU's best!
I don't know if it was intentional but the person that made this highlight perfectly illustrated just how good of an every down back Steve actually was. Dude was unbelievable!
It's 20 minutes...
@@tyler114050 So......?
He from around the way congrats on your success 👏👏👏
I was lucky enough to be there for all of his and pat white's years...amazing. Slaton has to be one of the least talked about dudes in college football history. Ashame arian foster basically ended his pro career.
Living Legend!! Steve had that vision!! And that burst!!
Crazy that Rich Rod had Bednarik starting over Pat.
White was a gamer. Looked pedestrian in practice. Bednarik had size and a big arm and the pedigree. No coach would've seen what White was based on some practice performances.
I miss this level of WVU football!
Yes siiiir!!
Great vid. I’ve watched this several times. Check out who the lead blocker is to spring Steve on runs. Owen Schmidt
He was so fun to watch; like a mix of Maurice Jones-Drew and CJ Spiller.
I thought he’d be a baller in the league too after his rookie season.; it’s such a shame injuries derailed him. Still, he’ll always be one of the most exciting college RBs ever.
More like a mix of Steve and Slaton
Honestly, his style was more in line with a Reggie Bush, just without the NFL body.
If only he was able to hold onto the damn football in the NFL. He would have been special
He did go over 1k yards his rookie year. I think it was more the emergence of Arian Foster during his hand injury more so than the fumbles.
@@TonyMatthewsII nah 10 fumbles in two years, especially 7 in 11 games is nuts. Unless you’re Adrian Peterson you’re going to be in the doghouse for that lack of ball security
@@losangelescardinals damn I don't remember it being that much
He should've won the Walker in 2006, he was better than McFadden that year.
I don’t know about that! Darren McFadden was phenomenal at Arkansas. An absolute work horse.
He was never better than McFadden any year