17 years ago today.....

[fumblerooskie1970]

Brook Berringer's life was cut WAY too short.

He'll forever be in our hearts. Never forgotten, Always missed.

 

[iruletheskool]

Berringer still touching lives - Omaha.com

just plorsted this above.. was gonna start a thread, but this'll work

was tough to read that article..

 

[herky]

I remember when that happened. From the times that I saw him play, he was a great player. From reading that article, he was a tremendous person.

 

[iruletheskool]

I remember when that happened. From the times that I saw him play, he was a great player. From reading that article, he was a tremendous person.

yea. even as a very small child who didn't watch much football, I remember being upset when it happened.

Great man he was.

 

[McBride]

 

[Brasky]

The Legend of Brook Berringer Goes Beyond His 1994 Performance Against CU - Huskers.com - Nebraska Athletics Official Web Site

 

[Red_Alert]

RIP Brook.

You set a fine example for many young and old..

 

[Big Red Said]

Not much one can say that honors his life more than the decisions and actions he lived by.

God Bless BB

 

[Driaz]

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Felt this was better than just the music video, but Mark Miller and Sawyer Brown kick ass.....

Ain't gonna lie, first time I heard the song I was teary eyed....

 

[Exorbitant]

I hate small planes!

 

[iruletheskool]

Bump for another 2 years.. RIP Brook

 

[HuskerInSecLand]

RIP Brook. Forever honored

 

[huskers1217]

 

[jedburks]

One of the worst bday's I have had

 

[HuskerInSecLand]

Your birthday today? Happy birthday then.

 

[BigRedMoe]

Brook's soon to be bro-in-law also died in the crash with him. Brook had done really well in the combine (much better than Tommie) and was going to be drafted to the NFL a few days later. He was going to pay off his sister's school loans (who graduated from K-State with me) and but his Mom a nice house.

My Dad cried that day, so did I. He's still an inspiration. I have a poster autographed by his Mom in my office.

 

[iruletheskool]

Brook's soon to be bro-in-law also died in the crash with him. Brook had done really well in the combine (much better than Tommie) and was going to be drafted to the NFL a few days later. He was going to pay off his sister's school loans (who graduated from K-State with me) and but his Mom a nice house.

My Dad cried that day, so did I. He's still an inspiration. I have a poster autographed by his Mom in my office.

Thanks for sharing this

 

[sandhill_husker]

Thought on the way down to Lincoln that was going to be the best spring game ever. Was the worst.

RIP

 

[BigRedMoe]

Thanks for sharing this

You are welcome, Sir. Its good to remember.

 

[BigRedMoe]

Thought on the way down to Lincoln that was going to be the best spring game ever. Was the worst.

RIP

I completely forgot it was right before the Spring Game. I think my Dad still went... but I didn't? Well, I regret that now.