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Junior Season (2006)
Harlon Hill Southwest Region finalist ... Don Hansen Football Gazette first-team All-American ... D2Football.com second-team All-American ... Second-team All-Southwest Region ... First-team All-MIAA ... Named NWMSU’s Most Valuable Offensive Player ... Preseason All-American Team ... MIAA Offensive Player of the Week on Oct. 30, after recording 166 rushing yards on 23 carries vs. Central Missouri (Oct. 28) ... Finished the season ninth in all of Division II with 1,518 rushing yards – good for fifth in Northwest season charts ... Ranked sixth in the country in scoring (11.1/game); 13th in yards per game (116.8) and 25th in all-purpose yards (130.0) ... Had 11 games of 20+ carries ... Posted season-high 35 totes three times, including playoff win vs. No. 8 Chadron State (Dec. 2) when he had 158 yards ... Went for season-best 166 yards on 23 carries at Central Missouri (Oct. 28) ... Broke career all-games rushing record, previously held by David Jansen, with 144 yards on 35 carries against No. 16 Missouri Western (Sept. 23) ended the season with 4,736 yards ... Tied single-game school record with four rushing touchdowns against Emporia State (Oct. 7) ... Holds the most touchdowns by a Northwest rusher all-time (all-games) with 55 ... In four playoff games, averaged 134 yards rushing on 29 carries ... His 899 career rushing attempts (all games) ranks him first at Northwest ... Set single-season school record (all games) with 22 rushing touchdowns – had multiple touchdowns seven times ... The 343 season rushing attempts broke his old school record of 309 his sophomore season ... Enters the season fifth on the MIAA career top 10 rushing list (all games) and tied for 10th in top 10 scoring (360) ... Rushed for 100-plus yards in seven of his last eight games and 17 of his last 21 games overall ... Totaled 25 career games (out of 40) of 100-plus rushing yards and three games over 200 yards ... Became the second running back since 1965 to have three-straight 1,000-yard rushing seasons (2004-06) – finished 2006 with 1,518 yards ... After sitting out two games with a rib injury, capped off season with four-straight 100-yard games and tallied seven scores (6 rushing, 1 receiving) ... Stands with most career playoff rushing yards (1.392) and rushing touchdowns (15) and holds a 126.5 yards per game average in 11 career postseason games.
Sophomore Season (2005)
2005 Daktronics All-Southwest Region Second Team (offense) ... 2005 second-team All-MIAA pick ... Don Hansen’s Football Gazette Honorable Mention Team ... Finished 26th in the country in rushing yards per game (117.4), 41st in all-purpose yards (134.9) and 70th in scoring (6.9) ... Went a five-game stretch of at least 100 yards rushing for an average of 168.6 per game ... Had a career-best seven pass receptions against Central Missouri (Oct. 22) ... Accounted for three scores, two rushing, versus Pittsburg State (Oct. 29) ... Was hobbled with an ankle injury as he departed early against Truman (Sept. 10) and sat out against Missouri Western (Sept. 17) ... Totaled three rushes of over 60 yards, including a 70-yard jaunt at Washburn (Nov. 19) ... His 309 attempts set a season record (all games) and 1,643 rushing yards was just 186 away from the top rushing mark (all games) ... Posted season- and career-high 225 yards on 24 carries in playoff win against Angelo State (Nov. 12).
Freshman Season (2004)
Honorable Mention Gazette and D2Football.com All-American running back ... Second-Team Daktronics All-Southwest Region pick at running back ... First-team All-MIAA offensive selection at running back ... Ended the season with 19 rushing touchdowns ... Went over 100 yards in six straight contests at one point and seven games overall ... His 91-yard touchdown scamper at Missouri Southern tied him for the longest run from scrimmage in reported school history ... Posted two 200-yard rushing games, including a career-best 221 yards against Central Missouri ... Rumbled for 160 yards on 22 carries versus Pittsburg State in the Fall Classic - that total was an opponent high against the Gorillas, who were 22nd in the NCAA in rushing defense ... Became the first freshman rusher in reported Northwest history to surpass 1,000 season rushing yards ... Ranked second in the MIAA in total rushing yardage and fourth in all-purpose yardage ... Nationally, he ranked 19th with 121.2 rushing yards per contest and 22nd in scoring (9.2) ... MIAA Co-Offensive Player of the Week (Sept. 14) ... His 120 season points tied David Jansen in 1999 for the most by a non-kicker in school history ... Received the team award for the Phil Voge Redshirt Freshman of the Year.
Beatrice High School
Earned Class B All-Nebraska honors in both football and basketball as a junior and senior ... Named second-team Superstate in football as a senior ... Graduated in 2003.
Personal Bio
Son of Delorise Omon-Brown and Anthony Brown ... Born on Feb. 15, 1985 ... Watches “Hercules”, the cartoon, the night before every game ... Favorite athlete is former NFL star Walter Payton.
Junior Season (2006)
Harlon Hill Southwest Region finalist ... Don Hansen Football Gazette first-team All-American ... D2Football.com second-team All-American ... Second-team All-Southwest Region ... First-team All-MIAA ... Named NWMSU’s Most Valuable Offensive Player ... Preseason All-American Team ... MIAA Offensive Player of the Week on Oct. 30, after recording 166 rushing yards on 23 carries vs. Central Missouri (Oct. 28) ... Finished the season ninth in all of Division II with 1,518 rushing yards – good for fifth in Northwest season charts ... Ranked sixth in the country in scoring (11.1/game); 13th in yards per game (116.8) and 25th in all-purpose yards (130.0) ... Had 11 games of 20+ carries ... Posted season-high 35 totes three times, including playoff win vs. No. 8 Chadron State (Dec. 2) when he had 158 yards ... Went for season-best 166 yards on 23 carries at Central Missouri (Oct. 28) ... Broke career all-games rushing record, previously held by David Jansen, with 144 yards on 35 carries against No. 16 Missouri Western (Sept. 23) ended the season with 4,736 yards ... Tied single-game school record with four rushing touchdowns against Emporia State (Oct. 7) ... Holds the most touchdowns by a Northwest rusher all-time (all-games) with 55 ... In four playoff games, averaged 134 yards rushing on 29 carries ... His 899 career rushing attempts (all games) ranks him first at Northwest ... Set single-season school record (all games) with 22 rushing touchdowns – had multiple touchdowns seven times ... The 343 season rushing attempts broke his old school record of 309 his sophomore season ... Enters the season fifth on the MIAA career top 10 rushing list (all games) and tied for 10th in top 10 scoring (360) ... Rushed for 100-plus yards in seven of his last eight games and 17 of his last 21 games overall ... Totaled 25 career games (out of 40) of 100-plus rushing yards and three games over 200 yards ... Became the second running back since 1965 to have three-straight 1,000-yard rushing seasons (2004-06) – finished 2006 with 1,518 yards ... After sitting out two games with a rib injury, capped off season with four-straight 100-yard games and tallied seven scores (6 rushing, 1 receiving) ... Stands with most career playoff rushing yards (1.392) and rushing touchdowns (15) and holds a 126.5 yards per game average in 11 career postseason games.
Sophomore Season (2005)
2005 Daktronics All-Southwest Region Second Team (offense) ... 2005 second-team All-MIAA pick ... Don Hansen’s Football Gazette Honorable Mention Team ... Finished 26th in the country in rushing yards per game (117.4), 41st in all-purpose yards (134.9) and 70th in scoring (6.9) ... Went a five-game stretch of at least 100 yards rushing for an average of 168.6 per game ... Had a career-best seven pass receptions against Central Missouri (Oct. 22) ... Accounted for three scores, two rushing, versus Pittsburg State (Oct. 29) ... Was hobbled with an ankle injury as he departed early against Truman (Sept. 10) and sat out against Missouri Western (Sept. 17) ... Totaled three rushes of over 60 yards, including a 70-yard jaunt at Washburn (Nov. 19) ... His 309 attempts set a season record (all games) and 1,643 rushing yards was just 186 away from the top rushing mark (all games) ... Posted season- and career-high 225 yards on 24 carries in playoff win against Angelo State (Nov. 12).
Freshman Season (2004)
Honorable Mention Gazette and D2Football.com All-American running back ... Second-Team Daktronics All-Southwest Region pick at running back ... First-team All-MIAA offensive selection at running back ... Ended the season with 19 rushing touchdowns ... Went over 100 yards in six straight contests at one point and seven games overall ... His 91-yard touchdown scamper at Missouri Southern tied him for the longest run from scrimmage in reported school history ... Posted two 200-yard rushing games, including a career-best 221 yards against Central Missouri ... Rumbled for 160 yards on 22 carries versus Pittsburg State in the Fall Classic - that total was an opponent high against the Gorillas, who were 22nd in the NCAA in rushing defense ... Became the first freshman rusher in reported Northwest history to surpass 1,000 season rushing yards ... Ranked second in the MIAA in total rushing yardage and fourth in all-purpose yardage ... Nationally, he ranked 19th with 121.2 rushing yards per contest and 22nd in scoring (9.2) ... MIAA Co-Offensive Player of the Week (Sept. 14) ... His 120 season points tied David Jansen in 1999 for the most by a non-kicker in school history ... Received the team award for the Phil Voge Redshirt Freshman of the Year.
Beatrice High School
Earned Class B All-Nebraska honors in both football and basketball as a junior and senior ... Named second-team Superstate in football as a senior ... Graduated in 2003.
Personal Bio
Son of Delorise Omon-Brown and Anthony Brown ... Born on Feb. 15, 1985 ... Watches “Hercules”, the cartoon, the night before every game ... Favorite athlete is former NFL star Walter Payton.