Gill led the Cornhuskers to an amazing 28-2 record as a starting QB. He finished #4 in the Heisman balloting in 1983 to his Nebraska teammate, RB Mike Rozier, on their way to a #1 ranking and a heartbreaking 31-30 loss to Miami for the National Championship. It was Gill’s pass, on a two-point conversion to win the game, that was deflected with just seconds remaining.
SIDE NOTE: What Gill has already accomplished with the Buffalo football program has been nothing short of miraculous. He didn’t land the coveted Nebraska gig last year, but he should be on plenty of short lists this time around. K-State, UW, are you listening?





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