http://www.sent-trib.com/sports/bg-falls...879f7.html

Did they really say Hunt was untouched on his 91 yarder? He just punished defenders all night long. I don't think UT has ever had a more powerful back.

“I wanted to give it to Kareem as much as we could,” Toledo coach Matt Campbell said. “… Kareem Hunt needs the ball in his hands and I think you saw why tonight.”

Finally!!!

I agree, Hunt is "finally" healthy enough to carry the load again. YEA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I would also have to say we had some nice execution on 3 bubble screens in the game. Probably did it 5-6 times and our effectiveness with it went from about an average of 0.5 good results to 3.0. Progress. Now,call it a success and run it a lot less.

(11-20-2014 10:29 AM)H2Oville Rocket Wrote:  I don't think UT has ever had a more powerful back.

Don't forget about Will Bratton; that guy was an absolute beast when he was healthy. He just ran over defenders.

(11-22-2014 02:07 AM)Blitz Wrote:  

(11-20-2014 10:29 AM)H2Oville Rocket Wrote:  I don't think UT has ever had a more powerful back.

Don't forget about Will Bratton; that guy was an absolute beast when he was healthy. He just ran over defenders.

Bratton was awfully strong but it seemed like he was NEVER healthy, even apart from his condition. Roland Moss was no slouch either, but Hunt moves multiple tacklers for yards. And he's no Adonis but he has some speed as well.

(11-20-2014 10:29 AM)H2Oville Rocket Wrote:  Did they really say Hunt was untouched on his 91 yarder? He just punished defenders all night long. I don't think UT has ever had a more powerful back.

McCrimmons is another powerful RB. Wait 'til he Hunt are both pounding the FB for the Rockets.

Too bad Hunt missed so much time. He would no doubt be near the top in rushing yards.

Casey McBeth?