re: What is Daniels memorable game?

You knew I didn’t mean that game so I don’t care one bit the game happened 3 days into 2007

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hiesman

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Heisman. I before E except after H?

You right Im so extremely wrong for disrespecting white like that

I always think of the fumble against ole miss.

24 OM was Nuss;
Definitely the 22 Bama and 23 Fla!
23 was not on JD was the historically bad D; if Hilton holds on to the last gasp pass at OM might have been different!

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Two things can be true. He put up a ridiculous amount of yards and TDs in that game while also acknowledging that it wasn't a good Florida Gators team that he beat up on....just saying....his best moment would not be in '23 it would be beating Bama in '22. Florida was 5-4 going into the game and 5-5 after. They just weren't good...it sucks but he just didn't have the Team success despite him putting up video game like numbers. So he isn't going to have those same signature moments that other players had.

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This is really an unfortunate and lazy argument.

If playing a bad team was the reason for the ridiculous numbers, then why hasn't that feat been duplicated by literally anyone else ever? Each weekend, star players play against horribly crappy teams. Why don't they replicate these performances?

The Florida game is one of the best performances by a QB in college football history.

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That ole miss 2024 game in Tiger Stadium was awesome.

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Love that the first reply is a Nuss game and 8 people don’t realize it.

To me, the Burrow game against Oklahoma was the single best game I have seen especially considering the circumstances! Jayden’s game is a close second and was absolutely incredible to witness!

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I remember his first game in the Dome vs FSU. Fans on here had the pitchforks and torches out for him after that performance

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But for the XP team not being able to block, that game would be remembered totally differently. Yes, it didn't start out well with a bad/young OL. But his what should have been game tying TD drive was one of, maybe the best, clutch drives in LSU history.

LSU got the ball at their own 1 yard line needing to go 99 yards, in 1:20 to tie the game...and he did it (at least the TD part). To put things in greater context of how difficult that drive was, LSU was at their OWN 29 with 35 seconds left. That means he went 70 yards in 35 seconds to deliver a game tying TD.