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Was there for all 3 and UF '97 wins going away. Not sure I sat down that entire game...the sustainable noise from start to finish has never been matched.

There was the point in the '07 UF game when they announced the final score of the USC/Stanford game where the ENTIRE stadium was rocking....LSU fans and players as well as the UF fans and players were all relishing the moment.

UGA '03 = best day game ever in a landslide.

Throw Auburn 07 in there for honorable mention. D. Byrd with the td with 1 second left in the game

Here's that auburn TD. I remember screaming about the clock. Miles almost screwed that one up too.

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UGA 03

That game was a program changer IMO. At that moment we became the big swinging dicks in the SEC, that is until 1/9/12

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Here's that auburn TD. I remember screaming about the clock. Miles almost screwed that one up too

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Meh, the clock thing was overblown, we had a timeout, were in FG range, snapped with like 8 seconds left. I think Byrd caught it with like 3-4 seconds left but the clock kept running down to 1.

That wasn't the problem I had with it, I just thought the playcall was dumb even though it worked. Run the ball, center it for a FG and maybe get some yards. Call a timeout and kick a FG. What's also stupid is they kicked a PAT instead of going for two.

If we can only pick from the OP's list, then UF '97. But all-time in TS, 17-16 vs Ole Miss '72.

This thread crops up one or twice a year. Anybody who says anything other than Florida 97 usually wasnt at that game. Unless you were at all 3 games then you should recuse your vote.

I was at all 3 and the answer is 1997 Florida.

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Florida In 07, I still get the chills when I think about how loud it got after knowing USC lost

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**98 was first year I started following LSU

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how old were you then?