Crimson Red Sports

I know there are basically unlimited write-ins, but for the sake of poll fun, try and choose from the list. 

 8)

I'm going with the 1999 UF regular season game.  Mainly because I was in college then, everything is more fun in college.

The most fun game is not necessarily the best game. The 2005 UF beatdown was a blast to me after going through a few years of suffering, what could be called  mediocre teams at best.

I picked the 2009 SEC Championship game. I thought that game could go either way. I had a blast watching us pound Florida that day.

It was hard not picking 1993 Sugar Bowl. Great game.

I had to go with the 2009 aub beat down. I typically don't like runaway games but that score could've been 100-0 and it would've been a great game! :)

I went with Rocky stop block because of my conection with TC before the game ...
with out that block we miss the NCG I believe and the chance to play for the 13th NC

I had to go with 2009 BCS championship.  Playing for a national championship at the Rose Bowl was perhaps a once in a lifetime event given the current bowl setup.  Remembering the crowd singing the fight song that night still gives me chills.  "Remember the Rose Bowl, we'll win then!"  UT had no chance.

Hey 2Stater, it seems like I remember you talking about playing golf beside the Rose Bowl in one of the threads, but I never got around to responding to you.  We actually parked on that golf course to go to the game.  They turned it into a parking lot.  I have some pictures of those plaques you talked about.  Maybe I can find them and post them on here somewhere.

TC as in Cody?  Please tell us the story for those of us who missed it.

I have pics as well, SC. I'm just not sure where they are currently. The Rose Bowl also has a huge flea market, I think every weekend. It is absolutely huge and I doubt there isn't a thing you couldn't find there. We went to that and I walked up and saw the field. Talk about awe-inspiring.

Goal line stand.

I saw that one on an old floor model TV set at my granny's house.  A whole bunch of our clan was there that day.  I was pretty young at the time, but that is probably the day I became little supercoach the DIEHARD bama fan.  I can still remember going nuts with my family when we stopped them.

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Ball cap, brunton compass, incense burner, and remote control for scale.

That looks like the original one.


I had to check that my ball cap was still in the hall closet.

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not much to it Coach really ...
I know Julio from down here we hung out at the Senior Bowl one year before he got famous and we have some friends that we both know so that is how we met .

I went up to the Tenn. game and got there real early and
looked up Julio . he was with Cody and Eric Anders
so I got to meet them .

I went to the same Jr. college that Cody did (for a class
to improve my grades) and when I met Cody I said ..
"Go Bulldogs" he said what do you know about the Bulldogs
I told him I was a Bulldog before he was a Bulldog and
we hit it off pretty good ...

we talked awhile and I wished them good luck and shook hands

Cody had a bag in his right hand and I had my camera in my
right hand so when we shook we did it left handed .

well you know which hand Cody blocked those kicks with right ?
2 of them !
yeah ... thats my mojo ... I take full credit !
ya'll can thank me later ...

That is an awesome story!  I see that you are using that same left hand mojo to type posts for CRS now.

From your list, I selected the humiliating butt-whomping we laid on Miami to win the 1992 National Championship. NO ONE, except Tide fans, and some of them wee wavering, gave us a chance. WE totally and completely dominated them the entire game. There had been nohing but trash talk by Miami and their convicts fans leading up to the game. I remember one "expert" commentator o said before the game that the Tide might stay close in the first half, but the D would wear down and Miami would win in a big way.

sorry ...
I'm not on my computer and I got interupted 12 dozen times
I just looked at it and boy is that hard to read

 :-[

 

Doh!  That is not at all what I meant.  Sorry about that.  I was actually making an attempt to give your mojo credit for some of the success we are having here.

Man is that cold.

 :D

it's cool , I looked at the post and it looked like someone
spilt their ABC's on the screen to me ...  ???

You gonna make me boo you?

 :makemyday:

I went with the 93 Sugar Bowl. I watched it with my brother, daddy, and granddaddy. We whooped and hollered, literally working up a sweat. It was the most fun I had watching a game with this particular bunch of family members. My granddaddy is gone now, so that makes it even more special to me.

I almost went with that one.  I would say it is a very close second for me because of the underdog/no respect aspect of it.  I had a similar experience watching that one with a group of family members.  I was the only one who KNEW we would win that game.  I had no doubts what so ever.  All of those other guys were pretty nervous and pessimistic.  It was great fun to watch them become more and more confident as the game went on.

that 93' game was awesome
so was the beatdown of the gators in the hotlanta seccg
almost killed me I got so wound up for both of them
I would vote for them as well if I could and a few others too

but my son and I had a great time at the Tn. game
and he thought I was a rock star after the day was over
so it was special and he still talks about it like it was yesterday
it is great fun to hear him tell his friends about it too ...
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like Carl said ...
to me that is what makes it special , enjoying it with family .


we went to the MSU game last year and was waiting on my two
BIL's to show up just standing out in front of the Bryant Museum
and Coach Saban walked right up to us
he was coming out of the Conference Center beside the museum
he spoke asked how we were doing , we spoke back the best we could
but my guess is  we looked like we just saw a ghost
I hope we didn't look to stupid to him
my son thought it was the coolest thing since sliced bread
so it was great with me ...

these two times will be days he will remember the rest of his life
and share with his kids one day
no matter how small the things that happened were
to a kid his age they were awesome ...

It is.  Mom bought it from Moore himself in Century Plaza Mall (rip) for $125.