LSU_Legz

2007 WVU vs Pitt...not necessarily because of the game itself, but everything that it led to and the scope of the impact it had.

I'll always love watching the Boise State vs OU Fiesta Bowl as well. Classic.

And the world is a better place for it!

So many from TM7.

I also remember one from Trindon Holliday, I believe it was 06 vs Arky at War Memorial. We had been in decent control but some momentum was shifting to Ark when they returned a kickoff for a touchdown and the place was starting to get juiced...I think it was Felix Jones. The very next kickoff, TH ran it back for a touchdown to get that whole stadium shut the eff up silent.

I also remember watching him toe drag through the end zone while he was celebrating, and the rooster tail of the rubber pellet astro grass stuff coming up behind him because of his speed was both hilarious and impressive. Happened right in front of me, so I remember it well.

I was the opposite. I was field level for that game (TGBFTL) and still vividly remember the teams running out of their tunnels before pregame. Those buckeyes just looked like they were going to dominate us...absolutely menacing. Then they went up early, and my stomach and heart were completely sunk. I knew were were going to get buried that day.

So glad I was wrong. The whole rest was glorious.

...literally everything.

Would be a damm exciting game to watch. '19 Tigahs still the best ever.

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And the band pre-game gave me the biggest goosebumps!

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I can assure you, most of the band gets goosebumps the first time too. My first pregame march when I was in TGBFTL was that ridiculous storm when Oregon State came to town in 2004. We made it to the tunnel formation, dropped our horns, massive crack of lightning cut through the sky and the place went nuts.

I got my arse chewed up and down for having the biggest wide eyed smile on my face...breaking uniform. That first time is special.

I can't remember which game it was, but I remember we had several batted balls by our defensive linemen and LBs. It was brought up in the post game presser, and Les was asked whether or not that was something they practiced or focused on heading into the game. It was the most hilariously smug and sarcastic caricature and reenactment of an answer I ever heard. "Oh yeah, totally, we practiced it, telling them to get their arms up. And not just a little bit up or part way, none of this...I mean ALL the way up, like this."

Ill submit the 74-72 loss to a&m because "his knee was down"

Chance of rain...NEVER!

LSU vs UF. Jacob Hester 5-5 on 4th down conversions.