Thanks for the compliments on the highlight video. As for 2009 one, here it is
Toby Gerhart 2009 highlights It is still processing so it might take a little while for the video quality to be 100 percent. Its best to watch it in fullscreen, for some reason the small screen cuts off more of the video.
I was going to wait until the season is over with to make it, but since he is in the Heisman race and the next game is on national television this weekend I decided to put it up now, I can always add to it later and put a new song at the end. The video gets the most hits right after he has a big game. So I wanted people to have a 2009 video to look at after he runs wild on Notre Dame for 200+ yards and 4 tds. If they thought they had a problem with "White fullbacks" they are in for a big surprise.
Toby Gerhart is a special back, hes got everything you want in a prototypical back but I wouldnt discredit Hester. Hester might not be on Toby's level but he is still a good back. He is one of the few backs that doesn't have to get into a rhythm to start running well, you can put him in at any time and he will do well, and thats pretty much how he was used at LSU, put in whenever the offense was struggling and not having it really revolve around him. The whole reason they went to a national championship was because of him, I cant count how many short yardage situations he converted that kept LSU in games. Look at Les Miles and LSU since he has been gone. The only problem with Hester is that he willingly accepted the role of fullback and only had one season at halfback at LSU. He even bulked up this offseason in order to become a "better fullback."
Toby has always been a a halfback and chose Stanford because they would play him at halfback. He knows about the discrimination White backs face and has openly talked about it. He will not settle for being a battering ram, he has other options if the NFL wishes to convert him to another position, he is a mechanical engineer major(21 credit hours this semester so he will be pretty much done) and he also has baseball to fall back on. He has such a great balance of speed and power that I can't imagine him being converted to fullback. He might be called a fullback in the same way Alstott was called a fullback when he wasn't lead blocking, but I don't think he will ever become a lead blocker.
Please try to spread the
highlights around to every dwf who thinks Ingram is the better back and more deserving of the Heisman. Not sure how to embed it
Edited by: dwid