I was at this game with my Dad. We had OSU fans behind us talking trash about Eddie George. They were quiet by halftime and left after Biakabatukas TD. I named my dog after Tim. One of my fondest memories
I love Tim! When I was basically a baby and just getting into football after my dad told me about Barry Sanders, hilariously and randomly Tim became my first favorite NFL running back. He had an insane first 2 games in 99 and even tho he feel off I’ll never forget it. I love stories like this, about a dude who came and went in the blink of an eye and are only Remembered by a few, but those who remember them have this sort of special memory bond. Tshimanga is the man! Hopefully anther zainian player makes it!
Growing up in Ann Arbor I was lucky enough to go to pretty much every home game from 1990-2000 with my dad who is an alum from 1970( and yes he was at THAT game as a student in 1969)After this game my 12 year old self found a sign that said ABC: Another Buckeye Championship. I proceeded to hold it up to the OSU band and got quite reaction. My dad still probably recounts this to me at least once a year to say how much he loved it. Probably my favorite football memory with him besides Desmond's Heisman pose and the 1998 Rose Bowl (which was surreal). Also, my dad and I really really miss John Cooper, our all tike favorite coach!
He'll always be remembered for this highlight, Tim Biakabutuka now owns his own jewelry store in North Carolina which has a Christian theme. Tim is a gracious god-fearing man who is frustrated with might have been but remains spiritual. I hear that he is still single and always roots for the Carolina Panthers on Sunday.
Heros get remembered, but legends never die.. biakabutuka was a legend on this day and forever cemented himself in Wolverine lore. Rushing for over 300 plus yards.. In this day and age, very rarely will you see a team, let alone a single player rush for over 300 yards against the number#1 ranked team in the country... Let alone any ranked team for that matter! This was an absolute beast mode of a performance!
This reminds me of another legendary performance from a Michigan back Against a high ranked Ohio team . Remember when Haskins ran for 5 tds against osu ? These guys are LEGENDS!!!
In Brandstatter's book they say that the offensive line basically led a mutiny against the offensive coordinators because they kept calling passes, which kept getting intercepted, which kept ruining Biakabutuka's efforts. Then in the second half they decided to screw it and turn Biakabutuka loose. Run the ball. Damn straight.
My dad always talks about how this is the greatest game he ever saw Michigan play live. I watched this highlight shortly before the game in 2021 and we were both there live to see Hassan Haskins do his best Biakabutuka impression and right the ship in the rivalry. Now that’s my favorite game I’ve seen them play live. Full circle
@7:05 Is the run I remember the most from that day. That run with him breaking tackles and then carrying the two Buckeye DBs for 15 yards stood out amongst the others on his legendary day. "Touchdown Tim" looked like the Heisman RB not Eddie George, "Eddie Who?" is what he looked like next to Biakabutuka. Also, major credit must go to that O Line.
This game is one of my fondest memories. Seeing it again brings them all back. What a performance, what a big win. It didnt hurt that his O-line had Runyan, Jansen and Adami, one of the best lines in Michigan history, IMO.
I remember this game, an amazing performance. I remember when Tim started getting some carries way before this game and everyone would go nuts when the announcer would say his name.
Biakabutuka didn't eclipse Ron Johnson's single-game rushing record, but doing what he did against to$u, especially coming in with their undefeated record, Eddie George was a couple of weeks away from winning the Heisman and Terry Glenn's dumbass remarks made this all the more sweet. Herculean effort.
Those were the Michigan teams that everyone feared. The lineman wrecked havoc. We lost that when Rodriquez got rid of them all and went with smaller, faster guys. Well, that don't work in the Big Ten. Three games in and everyone is injured. I miss those days.
It's been so long since this game was played that I had forgotten two things: one , how amazing Biakabutuka was and , two, how bad Mark Jones was as a play-by-play announcer.
The week prior to this game Ohio State players were quoted in various newspapers saying UM wasn't any good. Tim read those quotes and obviously took it personally. Before the game he told Lloyd Carr not to worry about it because Michigan would win the game for sure. Gotta love Touchdown Tim!
You can see the Buckeye's defense just getting pissed. They are soooooo frustrated. They just can't stop him. And even when they get to him. Biakabutuka's stiff-arming guys off him, making guys miss tackles, and lowering his helmet and putting his tacklers face-first into the dirt.
Touchdown - Tim... Ran , Smashed , And " Towed " Buckeyes All Up And Down The Field All Day. He Nearly Ran Them Out Of The Stadium. Rumor Has It That Some Of The Buckeye Defenders Ran Back Onto Their Team Bus By The 3rd Quarter And Refused To Come Back Out...Go Big Blue !
I've been fascinated rewatching these highlights. Today, I finally realized why. 1. He's the best rb in Michigan history. 2. He would've been a hof rb if he didn't get injured in the NFL. 3. My proof is he's a clone of Curtis Martin. The footwork, balance, ability to square his body, then change direction, top notch effective stiff arm, fast enough and powerful enough .
My first Michigan Game was that day! Absolutely most incredible running performance I’ve ever seen!!! In addition, as I recall that day Michigan knocked OSU out of Rose Bowl and sent Northwestern to Pasadena as they were both undefeated in conference until Michigan destroyed the unbeaten Buckeyes - Purple Northwestern flag was waving on top rows of the Big House that day!!!
And look, that's Shawn Springs, multiple Pro-Bowler, and still in the NFL, I believe. I'll never forget watching this game, and giggling, for three hours. Ah, the 90's and John Cooper, I miss 'em both.
I was at this game. Before the game the Buckeye fans were a confident bunch and the UM crowd was kind of subdued in fear of getting blown out. As the game progressed it seemed too good to believe. People forget that Greise threw 3 picks in this game, otherwise Michigan would have destroyed them. Thinking of this game always brightens my day.
We had zero stake in the outcome, but this was one of the few times where we at Notre Dame were cheering on Michigan. I still haven't seen another running back dominate a game like this.
8:19 tooooochdooooown Ti-mun-gah Be-ya-ka-ba-too-ka my favorite call from Frank Beckman, i was listening to the game in the car, we had been out christmas shopping that day. I guess that shows how different my family's opinion on sports was from mine at the time.
Down in Mexico I saw a man wearing a Biakabatuka jersey. (sorry if I misspelled) That made me wondered of his where abouts. What a video. Thanks. When he played for the Panthers I wrongly thought he sucked. My bad. In the NFL circumstances play a major role which determines players success.... In this game besides TB's name, the second name I hear is Mike Vrable's. ( Patriots ex LB who won 3 SB with.
Cooper was actually a pretty darn good coach. Very high winning percentage. His Cardinal Sin was that his teams lost on that last Saturday in November.
Bravo this man. He got 306 yards rushing without taking one too the house!?!! Until the end I wasn’t sure if he was even going to score (sitting here thinking the whole time this SOB is going to get 306 yards and not score). Dude was running 10-20+ yards like it was nothing
Total domination of the Ohio defensive line. That said it was THEE most impressive showing by a Michigan running back ever. He was special that day! Great memory
Us Wolverine fans were very spoiled with RB talent from the late 80s to early 2000s. Think, Jamie Morris, Tyrone Wheatley, Biakabutuka, Anthony Thomas, Chris Perry, Mike Hart. Then there were other good backs sprinkled in too; Ricky Powers, Leeroy Hoard, Chris Howard was great when A Train was still only a freshman during that '97 season, BJ Askew led the team in rushing in that one year gap between A Train and Perry. I could also do a list like this for the WRs, but I'll leave it with just the RBs. Though I'd like to mention some of the great Full backs like Chris Floyd and Aaron Shea(who was sort of an HB actually since he played a bit of a TE roll too). Go Blue!
There was a guy named Jessie Johnson during that time period too. Remember him? He would come off the bench and run all over tired defenses. He did something to get in Moeller's doghouse though and suddenly he was taken out of the rotation.
Timmy B., oline and we had 1 of best blocking and play making wr cores- Toomer was big time. Jarret Irons, big Willie Carr and all name defense putting clamps on Eddie George with couple goal line stands.
@@broadcastsinister2248 Not true. He won TWO and tied 1. He was 2-10-1. He won in 1994 and 1998 and tied the '92 game. Everyone was happy to see him replaced.
I will miss Jim Harbaugh when he is no longer with the program. His record speaks for itself. Also, his whining, temper tantrums and antics are entertaining, to say the least. John Cooper didn't provide a sideshow.
Yeah all those tackles he refused to let take him down, all those yards he dragged despite almost being tackled, the stiff arms, the spins, the hurdles, the 10 or 20 yards he got while basically falling down, that was only 10%, you're so right.
@@nathaniellathy6559 no I don't remember john Cooper saying that but what I remember is michigan beating my buckeyes in the 1990s to the point were they would spoil our season and give no hope for next season but what I don't want to see happen again is Ryan day don't prepare us and educate our team about this game and the rivalry and what it all about and jim knoles don't fixed our defense and missed takles etc it going to be like this game and the 1990 almost living the nightmare all over again michigan football is back and as buckeye fan nightmare.
At this game. Tailgated at the golf course with 4 buckeyes next to us. Bet them one dollar each that Tim would have more yards than Eddie. When I got back to my car 4 one dollar bills rolled up in crease of my car door.
Anyone else remember in 1999 when this dude had like 4 long touchdown runs in the first 2 weeks of the season? He became the first planther with 2 60 yarders in the same game and then the next week against the skins had one over 60 and another for 45! I think peolle might see him as a bust for being drafted at 8 and after rushing for 1800 yards and 313 against Undefeated Ohio state, but I feel like Tim did pretty good considering how often he was injured. He rushed for over 2000 yards and scored close to 15 pro touchdowns in only like 5 or 6 years so I’d say he had a pretty decent NfL career for someone that no one as young as me seems to remember
The OSU secondary had Shawn Springs and Antoine Winfield and the Michigan O-line was loaded, the big ten was always the best conference. I used to hate Lloyd Carr know I remember him quite fondly.
Was at this game when my sweethearts brother begged off because they lost to Purdue the previous week. Row 7, 45 yard line. The pads were popping that day. Didn't realize he had that many yards til later. Woodson had 2 picks as a freshman.
Look how many names were on that O State defense LUKE FICKELL(UC head coach) MIKE VRABLE (Titans Head coach) Shawn Springs Antoine Winfield......lol and they let Timmy B run reckless on them...smh
Question asked of Mike Vrabel & that vaunted OSU defense (to this day): "Did you get the number of that truck that ran around, over & through you that day?" "Yeah, 21"😂
i can understand the skepticism UM did go 3-9 last year, but you really need look no further than his west virginia teams to see he knows what he's doing. i can't see into the future but i think you'll become a bigger fan of his. sooner rather than later
I was at this game with my Dad. We had OSU fans behind us talking trash about Eddie George. They were quiet by halftime and left after Biakabatukas TD. I named my dog after Tim. One of my fondest memories
lol was Eddie there ? GOOO BLUE !
I love Tim! When I was basically a baby and just getting into football after my dad told me about Barry Sanders, hilariously and randomly Tim became my first favorite NFL running back. He had an insane first 2 games in 99 and even tho he feel off I’ll never forget it. I love stories like this, about a dude who came and went in the blink of an eye and are only
Remembered by a few, but those who remember them have this sort of special memory bond. Tshimanga is the man! Hopefully anther zainian player makes it!
Growing up in Ann Arbor I was lucky enough to go to pretty much every home game from 1990-2000 with my dad who is an alum from 1970( and yes he was at THAT game as a student in 1969)After this game my 12 year old self found a sign that said ABC: Another Buckeye Championship. I proceeded to hold it up to the OSU band and got quite reaction. My dad still probably recounts this to me at least once a year to say how much he loved it. Probably my favorite football memory with him besides Desmond's Heisman pose and the 1998 Rose Bowl (which was surreal).
Also, my dad and I really really miss John Cooper, our all tike favorite coach!
..bestowing on him the highest of honors.
Best individual performance I’ve ever seen live
Legend has it that Biakabutuka is still running over Buckeyes to this day.
PSonak that comment makes my day.
Sometimes there needs to be a 'love it's option. A "like" just ain't enough.
He married a girl from Ohio State.
I think Donovan Edwards took the baton from Tim in the Shoe this year! Go Blue!
@@jamesbowen8960 so he could fuck the buckeyes forever. Makes sense.
The best performance I have ever seen by a running back against a top team, mind blowing performance really.
He'll always be remembered for this highlight, Tim Biakabutuka now owns his own jewelry store in North Carolina which has a Christian theme. Tim is a gracious god-fearing man who is frustrated with might have been but remains spiritual. I hear that he is still single and always roots for the Carolina Panthers on Sunday.
Though his career was never really great before this game and it wasn't any better after this game, on that day he was the greatest RB in College.
I love the stat line when he has 5 carries 104 yards. One of the greatest days in Michigan Football history.
This game was one of those rare days when a good running back, had an amazing day running the football. Legends are created on days like this.
Heros get remembered, but legends never die.. biakabutuka was a legend on this day and forever cemented himself in Wolverine lore. Rushing for over 300 plus yards.. In this day and age, very rarely will you see a team, let alone a single player rush for over 300 yards against the number#1 ranked team in the country... Let alone any ranked team for that matter! This was an absolute beast mode of a performance!
This reminds me of another legendary performance from a Michigan back
Against a high ranked Ohio team .
Remember when Haskins ran for 5 tds against osu ? These guys are LEGENDS!!!
Now Donovan had 216 yards at their house! Hail! 〽️
All three performances are incredible
What a game. I haven't seen this in almost 20 years.
him and vince young those are the best individual performances i've ever seen knocking off number #1 ranked teams!!
My first son was born in the Fall of 94 in Ann Arbor and I wanted to name him Tshimanga but his mom objected.
Maybe my favorite game. Two picks for a young Woodson as well
In Brandstatter's book they say that the offensive line basically led a mutiny against the offensive coordinators because they kept calling passes, which kept getting intercepted, which kept ruining Biakabutuka's efforts. Then in the second half they decided to screw it and turn Biakabutuka loose. Run the ball. Damn straight.
Which book?
It's like playing NCAA 14 on Freshman level.
My dad always talks about how this is the greatest game he ever saw Michigan play live. I watched this highlight shortly before the game in 2021 and we were both there live to see Hassan Haskins do his best Biakabutuka impression and right the ship in the rivalry. Now that’s my favorite game I’ve seen them play live. Full circle
@7:05 Is the run I remember the most from that day. That run with him breaking tackles and then carrying the two Buckeye DBs for 15 yards stood out amongst the others on his legendary day. "Touchdown Tim" looked like the Heisman RB not Eddie George, "Eddie Who?" is what he looked like next to Biakabutuka. Also, major credit must go to that O Line.
This game is one of my fondest memories. Seeing it again brings them all back. What a performance, what a big win.
It didnt hurt that his O-line had Runyan, Jansen and Adami, one of the best lines in Michigan history, IMO.
Salute to touchdown Tim ! He was so fun to watch....hope he is doing well
Great insight by announcer at 3:53 "They're not going to give up the easy running yards any more". LOL
3:57- "They're not going to give up the easy running yards anymore." Ha!
I remember this game, an amazing performance. I remember when Tim started getting some carries way before this game and everyone would go nuts when the announcer would say his name.
Great video, WH. One of my favorite days in The Big House. Thanks!
You weren't there
Biakabutuka didn't eclipse Ron Johnson's single-game rushing record, but doing what he did against to$u, especially coming in with their undefeated record, Eddie George was a couple of weeks away from winning the Heisman and Terry Glenn's dumbass remarks made this all the more sweet.
Herculean effort.
Those were the Michigan teams that everyone feared. The lineman wrecked havoc. We lost that when Rodriquez got rid of them all and went with smaller, faster guys. Well, that don't work in the Big Ten. Three games in and everyone is injured. I miss those days.
I think they’re back now. Smashed Ohio state two years in a row.
It's been so long since this game was played that I had forgotten two things: one , how amazing Biakabutuka was and , two, how bad Mark Jones was as a play-by-play announcer.
Such great lateral moves. An underrated UM running back
This game created a new verb in Michigan football parlance: To "Biakabatuka" : to flatten an opponent with utter and contemptuous brutality.
I'm a buckeye fan, that was the running I've ever seen by 1person . Ever
Similar to what he did in 93 against Ohio State
The week prior to this game Ohio State players were quoted in various newspapers saying UM wasn't any good. Tim read those quotes and obviously took it personally. Before the game he told Lloyd Carr not to worry about it because Michigan would win the game for sure. Gotta love Touchdown Tim!
You can see the Buckeye's defense just getting pissed. They are soooooo frustrated. They just can't stop him. And even when they get to him. Biakabutuka's stiff-arming guys off him, making guys miss tackles, and lowering his helmet and putting his tacklers face-first into the dirt.
I remembered watching that game. Biakabutuka had that defense rattled the whole game.
Definitely some of the best blocking I have ever seen. Go Blue!
Touchdown - Tim... Ran , Smashed , And " Towed " Buckeyes All Up And Down The Field All Day. He Nearly Ran Them Out Of The Stadium. Rumor Has It That Some Of The Buckeye Defenders Ran Back Onto Their Team Bus By The 3rd Quarter And Refused To Come Back Out...Go Big Blue !
I've been fascinated rewatching these highlights. Today, I finally realized why.
1. He's the best rb in Michigan history.
2. He would've been a hof rb if he didn't get injured in the NFL.
3. My proof is he's a clone of Curtis Martin.
The footwork, balance, ability to square his body, then change direction, top notch effective stiff arm, fast enough and powerful enough .
My first Michigan Game was that day! Absolutely most incredible running performance I’ve ever seen!!!
In addition, as I recall that day Michigan knocked OSU out of Rose Bowl and sent Northwestern to Pasadena as they were both undefeated in conference until Michigan destroyed the unbeaten Buckeyes - Purple Northwestern flag was waving on top rows of the Big House that day!!!
I was in the press box. Exciting to watch Tim.
And look, that's Shawn Springs, multiple Pro-Bowler, and still in the NFL, I believe. I'll never forget watching this game, and giggling, for three hours. Ah, the 90's and John Cooper, I miss 'em both.
Just wanna say that although tim did a awesome job, the o-line deserves a lot of the credit that game, they were opening up huge holes.
No they don't
The deserve all of the credit because that guy was walking over dead bodies. Who knew Michigan's O-Line would be so dominant.
313 yds!!!! Never forget!
Legend!
I was at this game. Before the game the Buckeye fans were a confident bunch and the UM crowd was kind of subdued in fear of getting blown out. As the game progressed it seemed too good to believe. People forget that Greise threw 3 picks in this game, otherwise Michigan would have destroyed them. Thinking of this game always brightens my day.
We had zero stake in the outcome, but this was one of the few times where we at Notre Dame were cheering on Michigan. I still haven't seen another running back dominate a game like this.
Hassan Haskins five touchdowns against osu.
@@waynewalton8798 Yes, on another thread I remarked how much Haskins performance reminded me of Tim Biakabatuka.
That #21 is magic
Better than the so-called Heisman winner on that day.
At this time was my 12th year of life... this one one of the highlights of that year!
"hes not that good"....haha! I loved John Cooper...this game was amazing...I remember Woodson made 2 picks as a freshman as well
I was at this game; what a great day.
btw; check out those beautiful uniforms; the days before Nike and Adidas "bastardized" classic CF unis
8:19 tooooochdooooown Ti-mun-gah Be-ya-ka-ba-too-ka
my favorite call from Frank Beckman, i was listening to the game in the car, we had been out christmas shopping that day. I guess that shows how different my family's opinion on sports was from mine at the time.
The o line deserves 90% of the credit.
No they sucked
Down in Mexico I saw a man wearing a Biakabatuka jersey. (sorry if I misspelled) That made me wondered of his where abouts. What a video. Thanks. When he played for the Panthers I wrongly thought he sucked. My bad. In the NFL circumstances play a major role which determines players success.... In this game besides TB's name, the second name I hear is Mike Vrable's. ( Patriots ex LB who won 3 SB with.
The Panthers had the worst ranked O-line in the league at that time. It's a running back worst nightmare.
Cooper was actually a pretty darn good coach. Very high winning percentage. His Cardinal Sin was that his teams lost on that last Saturday in November.
Bravo this man. He got 306 yards rushing without taking one too the house!?!! Until the end I wasn’t sure if he was even going to score (sitting here thinking the whole time this SOB is going to get 306 yards and not score). Dude was running 10-20+ yards like it was nothing
Total domination of the Ohio defensive line. That said it was THEE most impressive showing by a Michigan running back ever. He was special that day!
Great memory
I can not remember a year where my anticipation level is so high......
I wish we had a guy on the current team half as good as Timmy B.
I wish we had an offensive line like we did in the 90's. That is what gets lost in this game.
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DAMN we are just running them over in this game. A thing o f beauty
Us Wolverine fans were very spoiled with RB talent from the late 80s to early 2000s. Think, Jamie Morris, Tyrone Wheatley, Biakabutuka, Anthony Thomas, Chris Perry, Mike Hart. Then there were other good backs sprinkled in too; Ricky Powers, Leeroy Hoard, Chris Howard was great when A Train was still only a freshman during that '97 season, BJ Askew led the team in rushing in that one year gap between A Train and Perry. I could also do a list like this for the WRs, but I'll leave it with just the RBs.
Though I'd like to mention some of the great Full backs like Chris Floyd and Aaron Shea(who was sort of an HB actually since he played a bit of a TE roll too). Go Blue!
There was a guy named Jessie Johnson during that time period too. Remember him? He would come off the bench and run all over tired defenses. He did something to get in Moeller's doghouse though and suddenly he was taken out of the rotation.
Man, hearing all these NFL names is cool, Toomer, Griese, Vrabel...
It's funny vrabel is a coach now lol
Griese was the man
We knocked those nuts out of the Rose bowl.. GO BLUE 🏈 and thanks Tim
Timmy B., oline and we had 1 of best blocking and play making wr cores- Toomer was big time. Jarret Irons, big Willie Carr and all name defense putting clamps on Eddie George with couple goal line stands.
Wow, what a performance. Has Michigan ever had a bad offensive line. I cant believe Biakabatuka didnt pan out in the league...
I never called him Touchdown Tim..........
it was always BIAKABUTUKA!!!
I loved this guy guy he was awesome
I miss John Cooper.
haha, I was thinking the same thing
@Larry Hinderman Dude he was saying it as a Michigan fan because John Cooper lost every fuckin' year.
not true he won one and tied one and ive never been happier to see a coach replaced
@@broadcastsinister2248 Not true. He won TWO and tied 1. He was 2-10-1. He won in 1994 and 1998 and tied the '92 game. Everyone was happy to see him replaced.
I will miss Jim Harbaugh when he is no longer with the program. His record speaks for itself. Also, his whining, temper tantrums and antics are entertaining, to say the least. John Cooper didn't provide a sideshow.
Yeah all those tackles he refused to let take him down, all those yards he dragged despite almost being tackled, the stiff arms, the spins, the hurdles, the 10 or 20 yards he got while basically falling down, that was only 10%, you're so right.
I was a freshman in high school 🏫 when this happened still remember fond memories
6 buckeyes didnt like this, lol i do
Its o.k. you pretty much have to look all the way back to the 90's to find a time when Michigan was in the same league as Ohio State.
Actually 85 Buckeyes didn’t like this...
@@tonyiacomi4822 Amazing how things changed since that comment.
Really gotta feel sorry for the announcers saying his name 37+ times hahaha. Good to see a fellow Canadian having success in the NCAA!
greasyindiekid then they gave up and just called him “Tim”.
I remember this as ohio state fan this is nightmare all over again.
Remember John Cooper being shown during game saying Ohio State deserves chance to play for National Championship and Buckeyes were losing game.
@@nathaniellathy6559 no I don't remember john Cooper saying that but what I remember is michigan beating my buckeyes in the 1990s to the point were they would spoil our season and give no hope for next season but what I don't want to see happen again is Ryan day don't prepare us and educate our team about this game and the rivalry and what it all about and jim knoles don't fixed our defense and missed takles etc it going to be like this game and the 1990 almost living the nightmare all over again michigan football is back and as buckeye fan nightmare.
@@jovon516 Time for Ryan Day to deliver 🙌🙏😎😀👌😁
At this game. Tailgated at the golf course with 4 buckeyes next to us. Bet them one dollar each that Tim would have more yards than Eddie. When I got back to my car 4 one dollar bills rolled up in crease of my car door.
7:07 is one of the most inspired runs in Michigan football history. And that’s not hyperbole.
i was at that game and at the most exciting moment I had to take a shit. I will never forget it.
Anyone else remember in 1999 when this dude had like 4 long touchdown runs in the first 2 weeks of the season? He became the first planther with 2 60 yarders in the same game and then the next week against the skins had one over 60 and another for 45! I think peolle might see him as a bust for being drafted at 8 and after rushing for 1800 yards and 313 against Undefeated Ohio state, but I feel like Tim did pretty good considering how often he was injured. He rushed for over 2000 yards and scored close to 15 pro touchdowns in only like 5 or 6 years so I’d say he had a pretty decent NfL career for someone that no one as young as me seems to remember
Only second to Tom Harmon's performance as the all time best against osu
Who'd believed we were 6 years away from the beginning of a 20 year (two decades) Ohio State dominance of Michigan.
The OSU secondary had Shawn Springs and Antoine Winfield and the Michigan O-line was loaded, the big ten was always the best conference. I used to hate Lloyd Carr know I remember him quite fondly.
Winfield was a beast. I mean I hate him and everything, but he was a hell of a player
that performance was biakabatukular
Tim was a great player in the history
remember this like yesterday great way too kick their ass go blue
Was at this game when my sweethearts brother begged off because they lost to Purdue the previous week. Row 7, 45 yard line. The pads were popping that day. Didn't realize he had that many yards til later. Woodson had 2 picks as a freshman.
God he just obliterated us in this game. I can't think of a better rushing performance I have personally watched.
John Cooper had the Michigan Blues.
GO BLUE!!!!
The crazy part is i remember Eddie George had a 300 yard game against Illinois the week before.John Cooper just couldn't beat Michigan,smh.
Not a Michigan fan but Tim Biakabutuka is one or my college RB of all time plua his last name is greatest last name of all time. 😜☺😎
le meilleur joueur quebecois de tout les temps Tim dommage que les blessures ont briser sa carriere
I miss Michigan's grass.
Me too😭
7:08 Beyond the realms of reality.
Look how many names were on that O State defense LUKE FICKELL(UC head coach) MIKE VRABLE (Titans Head coach) Shawn Springs Antoine Winfield......lol and they let Timmy B run reckless on them...smh
Until Haskins this was my favorite individual michigan performance ever. Now they're tied.
How come all the trees in Michigan slant to the south? Cause Ohio sucks!
Question asked of Mike Vrabel & that vaunted OSU defense (to this day):
"Did you get the number of that truck that ran around, over & through you that day?"
"Yeah, 21"😂
Biakabatuka would have been good in the NFL if he could have stayed healthy
Man... it seems like yesterday I was outside pretending to be Biakabutuka...
Hard to believe he only had 1 TD on that day
Vrabel played that game pretty well judging by these highlights.
i can understand the skepticism UM did go 3-9 last year, but you really need look no further than his west virginia teams to see he knows what he's doing. i can't see into the future but i think you'll become a bigger fan of his. sooner rather than later
I can see into the future and no, just no.
He wasn't bad in the league until he had a really bad foot injury and never completely returned to form.
Were there shoulder pads bigger than what they are today? 2016.....They look huge
Just relieved this man is wearing maize and blue socks. Good look kid🙌
In my mind, what RR is doing is not Michigan football. I am pulling for him, but I am really skeptical. But your point is well taken.
5:50 know thats a hole. DONT FORGET THE LINEMEN