Nebraska"s Ameer Abdullah establishes school all-purpose yards record

Nebraska senior tailback Ameer Abdullah establish a school record for single-game all-purpose yardage Saturday — and burnished his Heisman qualifications in the procedure — in leading the Huskers to a 42-24 victory over Rutgers.

Abdullah rolled up 341 all-purpose yards — 225 yards (and three touchdowns) to the floor, 26 receiving yards and 90 yards in kickoff returns. Additionally, Saturday’s trip was his fourth 200-yard game of the season, which ties Mike Rozier’s single-season school record set in 1983. Rozier won the Heisman that season, when he rushed for 2,148 yards.

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Abdullah had been third in the country in rushing at 146.3 yards per game.

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Nebraska"s Ameer Abdullah establishes school all-purpose yards record

Can not-miss Minutes: Top plays of Week 4 in college football

Saturdays during school football season consistently deliver a bevy of "Can Not-miss Moments." College Football 24/7 is here to make sure you’ve access to all the plays fans will be raving about.

Utah’s Kaelin Clay returns a punt 66 yards for a touchdown against Michigan, and after that hits a Heisman pose for the Big House bunch. Desmond Howard, your ideas?

Quarterback Blake Sims throws a long bomb to jogging back Kenyan Drake for an 87-yard score on Alabama’s first offensive play from scrimmage against Florida.

View this trendy small forgery by Wisconsin’s Melvin Gordon as he goes 50 yards for a touchdown.

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