Monday is the 20th anniversary of Brook Berringer’s death.

[ MORE: Watch ‘Unbeaten: The Life of Brook Berringer’ on BTN2Go ]

Berringer, the backup quarterback who filled in for an injured Tommie Frazier and led Nebraska to the 1994 national title, died on this day in 1996 when the plane the 22-year-old was piloting crashed in Raymond, Nebraska.

Two years ago, to commemorate the 18th anniversary of No. 18’s death, BTN Originals produced “Unbeaten” The Life of Brook Berringer,” a documentary that profiled the quarterback’s story.

Watch a clip of the feature in the video at the top of this post.

The Nebraska family is remembering Berringer today on Twitter:

Twenty years. We’ll never forget. Honoring Brook’s legacy: bit.ly/23SrV4Y #GBRAlways https://t.co/k9WLaG68m7

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Nebraska Huskers (@Huskers) April 18, 2016

In the deed, the glory. Never forget. 🔴🌽✊ https://t.co/9e1Q4cBm00

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Nebraska Football (@HuskerFBNation) April 18, 2016

Never forget #18 https://t.co/lhRAqbLbPG

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Damon Benning (@damonbenning) April 18, 2016

Remembering Brook Berringer. Miss you buddy. #neverforget https://t.co/iXrrdX5d3E

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Ryan Held UCF (@UCFHeld) April 18, 2016

Will never forget #18 #GBRAlways https://t.co/crlhbVe8Uh

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Taylor Martinez (@TMAG1C) April 18, 2016

It was an honor to have worn the same number as him. #GBR twitter.com/huskerfbnation…

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Quincy Enunwa (@QuincyEnunwa) April 18, 2016