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Tommy McDonald, two-time All-American, 1956 Maxwell Award-winner, battles a team that might look like the Cleveland Browns, but is actually the Texas Longhorns, probably in 1956. He played in 31 games (1954-56) of the 47-game winning streak. He would go on to be a 6-time Pro-Bowler (as a WR) for the Philadelphia Eagles, and is enshrined in both the CFB and the NFL Halls of Fame.

Walkon fullback Mark Schellen - the only Husker to beat Irving Fryar in a sprint

Probably the most beloved Muslim in Catholicism.
For all of his greatness, he scored just 15 career TDs.  5 rush, 4 rec, 6 returns.  
I've watched a lot of his plays and he fell down after catching the ball A LOT.  He should have had a good number of additional receiving TDs.  
I have yet to see a more clutch play than his punt return TD for naught vs CU in the Orange Bowl late.  

With his rushing/receiving usage, Percy Harvin is a good recent comp.  But few returned kicks like Ismail...just the threat of him altered things.

Jack Clancy, WR, 1966 All-American

Interesting how many empty seats are in that last photo.  I guess they were at home?

That was pretty common at non rivalry games prior to Don Canham being hired as AD in 1968.  Fans could move around so the end zones were pretty empty.  They used to be able to carry kegs of beer into games.

Joe Washington jumps over a Utah State defender for a touchdown, 28 Sep 1974.

A couple of great--well, fun-to-watch--punt returns:

Vs. USC in a 7-7 tie, 1973

Vs. Oklahoma State in a 44-13 win, 1974

I was there for the latter one.  It was a hoot.

Didn't know teams played cupcakes back in the 70s.