1998-2003 Solich Era (59-19-0, .756)

9/29/01 Columbia, MO. 36-3 win with a Heisman moment. Leading 16-3 in the 3rd, the Nebraska Cornhuskers are backed up near the goal line when Crouch fades to pass, spins away from a tackler, decks two defenders at the 20 and then wins a race to the end zone. The 95 yarder is the longest in school history, bettering Roger Craig's record of 94 yards vs. FSU in '81. Crouch finishes with a Nebraska quarterback-record 191 yards on 17 carries, eclipsing Gdowski's mark of 174 yards vs. ISU in '89....

10/6/01 Lincoln. 48-14 breeze. Cornerback Keyou Craver sets the pace as he intercepts a Seneca Wallace pass for a 57 yard TD on the opening drive. Cornhuskers score on 6 of 7 possessions to lead 41-0 at half. Crouch runs for 104 yards and 4 TD's to set an NCAA record for career TD's by a QB (51). DVD, 90 minutes.

10/13/01 Waco, TX. 48-7 victory. Thunder Collins, Crouch, Diedrick, and Judd Davies all top the century mark as the Nebraska football team uses 641 yards rushing to overcome 5 turnovers in sloppy conditions. The Blackshirts continue to play lights out. Crouch's 3 TD's send him past Frazier, Baylor's running backs coach, for most TD's in NU history with 80. DVD, 90 minutes.

10/20/01 Lincoln. Husker football survives a homecoming scare to win 41-31. TT establishes momentum early with a punt return TD. The Blackshirts play grass basketball all night, defending Kingsley's 63 passes. Crouch surpasses 300 total yards and becomes the 4th QB all-time to rush for 3,000 and pass for 3,000 in a career! Diedrick runs for 157. DVD, 90 minutes.

10/27/01 Lincoln. The days of old return to Memorial Stadium as #1 OU visits the #2 Nebraska Cornhuskers for BCS and Big XII braggin' rights. True to the past, it's a head-knocking defensive slug-fest, decided by big plays. OU's trick play fails, and a reverse pass to QB Eric Crouch works out to a 65 yard Heisman TD. Jammie Burrow and friends stuff OU all day. Josh Brown goes 2 for 2. 20-10 good guys! DVD, 90 minutes.

11/3/01 Lawrence, KS. The #1 Cornhuskers (BCS) cruise to 10 & 0 in '01 with a 51-7 rout. Diedrick grinds for 136 yards and 2 TD's. Crouch completes 14-of-24 for 164 yards and runs for 49. Ben Cornelson adds excitement with a 71 yard punt return for a TD. Chris Kelsay leads the D, spending most of his time in the KU backfield. DVD, 90 minutes.

11/10/01 Lincoln. A black & blue, red & purple fight ends 31-21 in favor of Big Red. Cornhusker Willie Amos earns Big XII defensive player of the week as he snares two critical picks and returns one for a TD to give Nebraska the edge. The offense grinds out 4 yards and a cloud of sand and rubber all day. Kelsay and company make the going tough for KSU. DVD, 90 minutes.

11/23/01 Boulder, CO. 36-62 shocker! CU does its best Nebraska impression, rushing for 380 yards right at the Blackshirts. The offense does its best to keep pace. The Nebraska football team ends up with 552 yards to CU's 582. Crouch puts up the best ever total yards in Husker football history with 360 for the game. He also becomes the 13th QB in NCAA history to rush for 1000 and pass for 1000 in one season. DVD, 90 minutes.

January 3, 2002. Pasadena, CA. 14-37, Ouch! Dang that second quarter. The Huskers had a great season and a lot to be proud of. The red clad Rose Bowl stands attest to the pride of the Husker Faithful. Husker Vision footage with radio play-by-play for audio. 100 minutes, DVD.

The last quarter of a great century of football! NU wins more games from 1973-2001 than any other program. See all the great seasons with coach Osborne guiding the Huskers and then four solid seasons under coach Solich. Dozens of All-Americans and stellar players dazzle us all! Produced by NETV. DVD, 125 minutes

A tumultuous season and the first non nine win season in 34 years. The Huskers finish 7-6 for the regular season. The odds finally caught up with us against OSU, ISU, KSU, CU, Penn State, and Texas.

8/24/02 Lincoln. A convincing 48-10 victory over ASU behind stellar special teams and a special newcomer in Demorrio Williams. NU blows things wide up in the fourth by scoring twice in fifteen seconds thanks to an interception for a touchdown by freshman Fabian Washington. DVD video of entire game with radio broadcast for audio. Produced by Husker Vision. DVD, 95 minutes.