The game you had the most fun at

[xxhokiesxx]

with the season right around the corner i was wanting to know what was the game every one had the most fun at last year i know for me it was the VT vs GT game. would post vid but am a new member. also if you want post vid of your game would like to see as there are so many games each year you never know what you missed

[AUsouthpaw2013]

Re: The game you had the most fun at

Me and my old man went to Arizona for the BCS National Championship. It was pretty awesome.

[WWF80sKid]

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My wife and I went to the Michigan vs UConn game last year. Rededication of the Big House. And we saw Scott Steiner!

A lot of fun, and got to see Denard Robinson come out of his shell.

[rocker78]

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a tie. 2008 ecu vs virginia tech in charlotte. a blocked punt decided the game towards the end, and was towards the top in game changing plays of that year.

2nd was 2010 against tulsa. opened our expanded stadium in a sellout. one the game on a hail mary as time expired. it was unreal.

[Watson]

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UT/LSU 2010.


I was doing my senior project, shadowing the local CBS Sports Anchor, and we had decided that the UT game would be easier and more laid back than, say, Alabama. Got to the station at 10. Hung there for a bit, then went to Death Valley and chilled on the field watching the players warm up, as well as meet some LA TV personalities and ex-LSU players as well as a bunch of people I used to go to HS with. We got into our pressbox seats as soon as Jordan Jefferson took it the distance. I found out there was NO cheering in the press box. With about 7:00 left in the game we went out to the field and watched the last few drives. Needless to say, I was more confused than you were.

First thing I know I see T-Bob Hebert (who snapped the ball) pleading his case to Les Miles and We're looking for Jefferson when we started getting herded back to sideline when we were slowly explained what happened. Then after the untimed play, we rushed the field, only to be herderd back again so they can be take the knee to end it.

Afterwards, I was in the pressroom, and I don't care what you say about Miles, he was more mad than anything. After that, I got the "interview" (I just held the mic while they talked) players like T-Bob Hebert, Jarrett Lee, and some guy named Patrick Peterson, who in a blaze of unprofessionalism, I asked for an autograph...without anything to autograph. So he gave me his wristband instead. I was, uh, speechless.

After that, I was actually given the oppertunity to really "interview" some fans tailgating. They were going to edit out me anyway, but really they were so drunk they just started talking to the mic without command, but it was fun nonetheless.

Some Pressbox swag from the UT and ULM game, as well as the wristband

[Sportsbuck]

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The first CFB game I ever went to the 44-38 3OT thriller between OSU and NC State back in 2003.

A close second is the Penn State game last year.

[dshill]

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our upset over Ohio St last year. Taking the opening kickoff to the house was unreal.

[seasprite]

Re: The game you had the most fun at

UT/LSU 2010.


I was doing my senior project, shadowing the local CBS Sports Anchor, and we had decided that the UT game would be easier and more laid back than, say, Alabama. Got to the station at 10. Hung there for a bit, then went to Death Valley and chilled on the field watching the players warm up, as well as meet some LA TV personalities and ex-LSU players as well as a bunch of people I used to go to HS with. We got into our pressbox seats as soon as Jordan Jefferson took it the distance. I found out there was NO cheering in the press box. With about 7:00 left in the game we went out to the field and watched the last few drives. Needless to say, I was more confused than you were.

First thing I know I see T-Bob Hebert (who snapped the ball) pleading his case to Les Miles and We're looking for Jefferson when we started getting herded back to sideline when we were slowly explained what happened. Then after the untimed play, we rushed the field, only to be herderd back again so they can be take the knee to end it.

Afterwards, I was in the pressroom, and I don't care what you say about Miles, he was more mad than anything. After that, I got the "interview" (I just held the mic while they talked) players like T-Bob Hebert, Jarrett Lee, and some guy named Patrick Peterson, who in a blaze of unprofessionalism, I asked for an autograph...without anything to autograph. So he gave me his wristband instead. I was, uh, speechless.

After that, I was actually given the oppertunity to really "interview" some fans tailgating. They were going to edit out me anyway, but really they were so drunk they just started talking to the mic without command, but it was fun nonetheless.

Some Pressbox swag from the UT and ULM game, as well as the wristband

Outside of the gumbo and po' boys, I didnt have fun at all

[fishepa]

Re: The game you had the most fun at

2001 Auburn vs. Florida. Auburn won the game over the #1 ranked Gators. I ran on the field afterward.

[boisejames]

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Boise State vs Virginia Tech in DC.

Tech fans are ****ing awesome!

[Buckeyes_Doc]

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November 23, 2002.

Ohio State beat # 12 Michigan 14-9 to secure a trip to the BCS NCG.

That game is special to me because it was the only game I went to during their championship year, and it was my first OSU-Michigan game.

[ImTellinTim]

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our upset over Ohio St last year. Taking the opening kickoff to the house was unreal.

I have a couple friends who were at that game. They said the stadium was shaking like it was Jump Around.

I've only been to two college games - Michigan/Wisconsin two years in a row, one in each stadium. I had more fun at the one in Michigan because they won and I was in the student section with my brother. Both are great places to see a game.

[bruinkid626]

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For me, it was Oregon State vs UCLA. The score was tied 14-14 late in the fourth quarter. Our QB, Richard Brehaut, lead a last minute drive that ended with a completion to one of our receivers with 3 seconds left on the clock. The receiver, Randall Carroll, caught the ball and tried to juke the corner in front of him and nearly everybody in the stadium erupted in anger when he did that, but luckily he stepped out of bounds with a second left to go. At first, it was declared overtime, but after review we had one second left. Our kicker, Kai Forbath, won the game on a last second field goal and everyone in the stadium went nuts.

[Husker_OS]

Re: The game you had the most fun at

Alabama @ Ole Miss, 2007.




The Grove. Nuff said.

[WyxHarmon]

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I went to an IU game when I was really young and all I remember is me and my dad going down to the front row and it was OT. The one thing that sticks out in my mind is me screaming "4TH DOWN, OT. GO FOR IT BABY!!!!!!!!" Then hearing the first few rows of students cheer for me. It was cool.


My last game was pretty fun. IU/Michigan. Lost in the last minute on a heartbreak 63 yard pass (Denard-Crabtree) and punching napkin containers on the way out and screaming at Michigan fans Ohio State's still gonna beat you!!!!!!!