Were you at 2000 Tennessee home game?

I was there. While there were plenty of other truly great games afterward, that one represents a little more because people started to believe we were building something big.

Despite losing to the late UAB the week before

I was there. Definitely a great game. Was there for the '97 and '07 Florida games as well. Those were toppers in my book. I was at the Earthquake game, Bama game where we broke the streak and too many others to list in order of excitement. Needless to say, Tiger Stadium had so many games where I've left with no voice. Great times and many more to come.

Never.

I don't know exactly what you mean electric feeling


But the 09 Florida game was a crazy crowd. Lsu just couldn't score to take the top off the crowd

That was our first season in the lower bowl, finally got relocated from west upper, and that game was #2 for me, '03 Georgia takes the cake. That's the game where I went from expecting to blow a game to believing

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I was there and at that following that have SOME comparison:

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Interesting, for me those all were great atmospheres, but the USC game still stands out.

Indeed I was. Almost didn't go because I was still in agony from the disaster a week before. You can find me in the famous pic of the student section rushing the field that LSU used the next season for renewing tickets or something like that. Only games I've attended after, that would rival that feeling (didn't make the auburn game in 2001 to clinch the west and get pepper sprayed with my friends trying to take down goalposts again) are Georgia 2003 or Florida 2007. It was just different back then. I remember vividly, discussing how it was damn near impossible to win a NC. Seemed at the time that winning the SEC and a Sugar Bowl was the top of the mountain. Before winning it all and the expectations that come along with being an elite program.

watching at home as a sophomore in high school.

knew the program was headed in the right direction. yea we just lost to uab, but given the way the previous two years ended was it really THAT big a shock?