I firmly believe if God had given him a 6 ft 2 240 lb body he would have been our greatest Linebacker.
Random ISU FB player you remember
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Mark DouBrava was a beast at safety. James McMillion as a kick returner, and Ty Stewart. Todd Doxzon was an incredible athlete from the Omaha area.
Dennis Gibson. Local boy, solid steady player. Didn’t have the flash as Braswell but Dennis had the NFL career.
demoncore1031
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Yes, thank you.Is it James Capello?
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demoncore1031
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WR Craig Campbell 99-01. Lane Danielson was the featured guy at that time, but Craig was always a solid second option and really clutch/sure handed.
He made one of my favorite plays of all time. The Cy-Hawk game in 2001 was postponed to the end of the season due to 9/11. This made the game so much more intense. Both ISU and Iowa were pretty similar in terms of record and talent. ISU is up 17-14 late in the game, when Seneca Wallace throws an INT deep on the ISU side of the field to Hok douchebag Grant Steen. IIRC Steen had talked mad **** in the lead up to the game. Anyway he’s returning the ball and Craig Campbell comes out of nowhere to strip the ball and regain possession. It was the play of the game, and ISU goes on a long drive to use up the majority of the clock and flip field position.
He made one of my favorite plays of all time. The Cy-Hawk game in 2001 was postponed to the end of the season due to 9/11. This made the game so much more intense. Both ISU and Iowa were pretty similar in terms of record and talent. ISU is up 17-14 late in the game, when Seneca Wallace throws an INT deep on the ISU side of the field to Hok douchebag Grant Steen. IIRC Steen had talked mad **** in the lead up to the game. Anyway he’s returning the ball and Craig Campbell comes out of nowhere to strip the ball and regain possession. It was the play of the game, and ISU goes on a long drive to use up the majority of the clock and flip field position.
