re: Your first memory of Tiger Stadium?

First memory? Hard to say.

Fondest memory from way back in the 70's is we used to tailgate on the west side right up next to the stadium. My Dad had a customized van would set up the bar and such and entertain customers (he was in outside sales). My brother and I would run all around and explore. It wasn't that big of a deal back then and kids were safe to do that. We used to love going and throwing the football over by the airplane by the SEZ. Every time I go back for games and I walk by that airplane it makes me smile.

lsu vs bama 1994

Shaun Alexander ran all over us.... but still remember it being loud as hell.... and since then I have been hooked

I watched LSU beat Rice 77-0. Carlos Carson had something like 4 TD's and I could swear Charles Alexander rushed for 200yds.

My first memory was the first game I attended-the Miss. State game in 1977.

I went to a couple of games between 77-81, but my first real memory of going and understanding my surroundings and really soaking it in was the 1982 opener against Oregon State - the first appearance of the Dalton-James gang. They were both freshmen and both went over 100 in that game. When you're a kid, you think that this must be the greatest team ever the way they ran over the Beavers. Three weeks later, I returned for the infamous Tennessee Willie Gault-return tie game. That was the first time I heard the expression "kissing your sister."

That really was a great team, and could have easily played for the national championship if not for two heartbreaking losses to Miss. St. and Tulane (yes, I went to that Tulane game too, in the rain).

I remember WAFB running a montage of the season's highlights to the song "Up Where We Belong" after the win over FSU to secure the Orange Bowl bid.

I got to go to the Sugar Bowl that year when Penn State beat Georgia for Joe Pa's first title, and there was a huge section of LSU fans watching the exciting Orange Bowl 1-point loss to a great Nebraska team on a tiny little black and white portable TV. What a great experience.

I remember Florida '97 and I also remember the guy who sits in front of my season tickets as a teenager wearing a shirt that said "Booty Sucks"

I want to say it was 1963, but don't rightly recall. We would drive from the Chuck Saturday a.m., and get to the west side parking lot around noonish, go to the cafeteria and eat then just hang out. This was before tailgating. My grandmother had box seats on about the 30 yd line, west side. Couldn't see shite for action unless you stood the entire game, and when the ball was in the south side of the 50. Great times...

1954, one of few afternoon games at that time, played Tulane, beat them (14-13). But prior to that, can rememer listening to games on radio with my dad.

Getting a photo with Jerry Stovall under the North endzone goal post...Football Camp 1979

My first game was the 82 game against Florida State. I got beamed in the head by multiple oranges. It was awesome. I remember Alan Risher throwing a 75 yd bomb in that game Dalton running through the criminoles like a hot knife through butter.