College Football Awards

 
Friday, December 1
Damien's great running was a good omen for Cats



DAMIEN ANDERSON -- NORTHWESTERN
Damien Anderson
Anderson
Breaking it down: The surprise team of the country featured the surprise back of the year. While the Wildcats spread offense received the publicity, it was Anderson's running that made it explosive. Anderson was second in the country with 174 yards per game and shattered Michigan State's Lorenzo White's Big Ten records for rushing yards (1,549) and rushing average (193.6) in conference games. He also seemed to come up big when the Wildcats needed him most: rushing for 174 yards against then-No. 6 Wisconsin, gaining 219 yards against then-No. 15 Michigan State, gaining 268 yards against then-No. 12 Michigan and 230 yards against Minnesota.
Season Statistics
Rushing: 254 carries, 1,914 yards; 22 TDs
videoNorthwestern vs Wisconsin
Northwestern's Damien Anderson goes 69 yards for a fourth-quarter touchdown against Wisconsin.
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videoNorthwestern vs. Michigan State
Northwestern's Damien Anderson runs 32 yards for the TD.
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videoMichigan vs. Northwestern
Northwestern's Damien Anderson crashes through Michigan's defense on this 7-yard TD run.(courtesy:ABCSports)
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videoNorthwestern vs Wisconsin
Damien Anderson seals the win for Northwestern with this 12-yard touchdown run in double OT.
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videoIllinois vs. Northwestern
Damien Anderson scampers 21 yards for the touchdown.
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