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Terry Glenn 61yd TD catch - Pitt 1995

Mon, 23 Jun 2008 14:26:31 -0400

This is Terry Glenn's 4th and final score of his record setting game. Further, this catch and jog into the end zone gives Glenn 9 catches for 253 yards on the day, breaking Gary Williams' record for receiving yards in a single game.

Some background information: After Glenn's 3rd touchdown, Sualua would tack on a touchdown on a goal line catch to make it 35-14 Buckeyes. Pitt would punt the ball back and pin the Buckeyes at their own 11.

Included in this video:
- The entire drive, which spans 6 plays and 89 yards, culminating in the Glenn touchdown.
- Josh Jackson wanging the extra point. I guess there was a reason Cooper went for two coming out of the gates in the second half.
- More Orlando Pace juiciness. Obey.
- Mark Jones (play-by-play) whipping out the "A B C ya and I wouldn't wanna be ya" and "and the beat goes on and on until the break of dawn". The 90s called, they want their silly expressions back... oh, wait... this was in the 90s. That's why I prefer clips on YouTubes with original commentary; they really are time capsules.

Terry Glenn 36yd TD catch, 2pt conversion - Pitt 1995

Mon, 23 Jun 2008 14:14:17 -0400

Terry Glenn again burns the Pitt secondary and, to make matters worse, burns Pitt again as Cooper opts for the 2pt conversion. This score gives Glenn 3 of his 4 scores of the game.

Included in this video:
- The entire drive, starting with the second half kickoff. This drive was the Buckeyes' first of the second half.
- Words from John Cooper coming out of halftime. Yes, that sideline reporter honestly just wished him good luck in the Notre Dame game... when the Buckeyes were only up 6 against Pitt... at halftime.
- Footage of Orlando Pace dominance. I'm reticent to make any bold claims on the essence of Buckeye fandom, but I will say this much: You are NOT a real Buckeye fan unless you appreciate Orlando Pace. The same holds for Pete Johnson.
- Again: look at Orlando Pace. Holy smokes.

It still seems odd that the Buckeyes would go for two, but I think in 1995, John Cooper had a bloodlust. In games that he had well in hand his second stringers would still try to run up the score. That said, in defense of Cooper, the kicking game sucked noodles for the Buckeyes in 1995.

Terry Glenn 82yd TD catch and run - Notre Dame

Wed, 07 May 2008 22:08:58 -0400

Easily the best 3 and a half minutes ever recorded on network television, from Regis Philbin looking like a sucker to Terry Glenn making one of the best football moves you will ever see

Dimitrious Stanley 18yd TD catch - Notre Dame

Wed, 07 May 2008 22:05:12 -0400

Dimitrious Stanley with a remarkable catch in the bright afternoon sun to make the score 17-14 Notre Dame heading into halftime.

Terry Glenn 75yd TD catch - Pitt 1995

Wed, 07 May 2008 22:02:06 -0400

The Buckeyes begin their second drive of the game. Before this: Pitt started with the ball and punted. On the Buckeyes first drive, Hoying threw an interception on a total boner on his part. Pitt punts back.

Terry Glenn 12yd TD catch - Pitt 1995

Wed, 07 May 2008 21:49:56 -0400

Terry Glenn's 2nd TD catch of the game with 2 and a half left to go in the first quarter caps off a 7 play 65 yard drive that took all of 2 and a half minutes. The play puts the Buckeyes back in front 14-7, as Pitt responded to the first Glenn touchdown with a TD drive of their own.

Eddie George 13 Yard TD Catch vs. Illinois

Fri, 21 Mar 2008 18:13:17 -0400

Eddie's 3rd TD of the game. 2 plays after the Bryant pick.

1995 Ohio State vs. Notre Dame Highlights

Sat, 25 Aug 2007 18:25:35 -0400

1995 Ohio State vs. Notre Dame Highlights