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Dr. Saturday: A partial account of Dexter McCluster's exploits amidst the Volunteers
SPORTSbyBROOKS: Dexter McCluster: Biggest Cutback Since The UAW
| Hoping to see a lot of this tomorrow.. just replace orange and white with purple and gold http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BMigkugZafc 47 hours ago |
| still one of my favorite runs in CFB this year http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BMigkugZafc 3 days ago |
| RUN DMC! Dexter McCluster of Ole Miss Runs 71 Yards for a TD Against Tennessee! http://bit.ly/PBWsN 6 days ago |
A partial account of Dexter McCluster's exploits amidst the Volunteers
Dr. Saturday —
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Ole Miss 42, Tennessee 17. Ole Miss' all-purpose star, Dexter McCluster, had a career day to say the least in the Rebels' biggest win of the season, in which the senior speedster ...
• Accounted for two-thirds of the Rebels' total yards from scrimmage and outgained Tennessee's entire offense, 324 yards to 275, with four touchdowns to the Vols' two.
• Averaged 11.2 yards per touch, with gains of 15, 17, 20, 23, 15, 32, 16, 16 and 71 yards, during which ...
A partial account of Dexter McCluster's exploits against Tennessee
Dr. Saturday —
Scroll down or click here to join the Doc's game day live blog, covering every game all day long.
Ole Miss 42, Tennessee 17. Ole Miss' all-purpose star, Dexter McCluster, had a career day to say the least in the Rebels' biggest win of the season, in which the senior speedster ...
• Accounted for two-thirds of the Rebels' total yards from scrimmage and outgained Tennessee's entire offense, 324 yards to 275, with four touchdowns to the Vols' two.
• Averaged 11.2 yards per touch, with gains of 15, 17, 20, 23, 15, 32, 16, 16 and 71 yards. Tennessee ...
Dexter McCluster: Biggest Cutback Since The UAW
SPORTSbyBROOKS —
Best individual performance of the day (so far) belongs to Ole Miss running back Dexter McCluster, who rushed for 324 yards in a 42-17 win over Tennessee.
Highlight of his day was this amazing scamper, which featured a sweet sideline-to-sideline cutback that punctuated a 71-yard run.
Video after the jump, courtesy Matt Hinton at Yahoo Sports’ Dr. Saturday. (more…)
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Dexter McCluster Nasty 71 yard TD Run
Outside the Boxscore —
To be honest, the opening of the college football weekend pretty much blew chunks except for the day that Ole Miss runningback Dexter McCluster put in against Tennessee. McCluster total of 324 all-purpose yards broke the previous record in the SEC that was held by Deuce McAllister in 1999. He also broke the single game Ole Miss rushing record held by the immortal Dou Innocent. None was more impressive than this 71 yard touchdown run. That cutback was so impressive that Dr. House signed him up to replace Thirteen. (Courtesy of Dr Saturday) ...
Brandon Jennings & Dexter McCluster: The Saturday Highlights You Need To See
Sharapova's Thigh —
There was lots of great sports action on Saturday, but two athletes in particular stole the show for me at least. The athletes I refer to are Milwaukee Bucks rookie point guard Brandon Jennings and Ole Miss running back Dexter McCluster. Jennings was all over sports news in the last year, due to his decision to skip college and get a year of quality professional basketball in Europe. People questioned the decision, but last night, Jennings gave everybody the face treatment. Dude set a Bucks rookie record by dropping 55 points on the Warriors. See the highlights for yourself: And then there's McCluster. Yesterday against Tennessee, the 5'9" back ran for 282 yards and had ...
Buckeyes: The Week That Was: Rose Bowl, Baby!
Ohio Sports Report —
[image] Well, roses do grow very well when you fertilize them with manure. It might be exaggerating just a tad to refer Ohio State's 27-24 overtime victory over Iowa as crappy- or "disgusting" ...
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Mississippi running back Dexter McCluster (22) runs for his fourth touchdown of the day, a ...


