That place is becoming readable, lol.
http://kentucky.forums.rivals.com/threads/most-disappointed-you-have-ever-left-cws.117047/
http://kentucky.forums.rivals.com/threads/most-disappointed-you-have-ever-left-cws.117047/
Fascinating post @ the UK Board.
- Thread starter Senore2006
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I would have preferred if you linked the threads over the summer where they claimed Towles was the top QB in the SEC and then linked the threads immediately after the FLA game where they were off the Towles bandwagon.
As for the thread you linked, no moment can compare to the LSU game where they gave their coach a gatorade bath and stormed the field in a game they lost.
As for the thread you linked, no moment can compare to the LSU game where they gave their coach a gatorade bath and stormed the field in a game they lost.
I had great seats behind the UK bench for that game. I turned to the person next to me and said "bad " move leaving time on the clock. The rest is history. Should have seen the disbelief among the fans. Utter despair.
FWIW, they should have kept Guy Morrison.
I laid off you since I came in here. Time to feel lucky and get back to being the quality dood you think you are. You don't want my attention, kiddo.
True, that was back in 1989. However, I don't remember any UofL fans storming the field or giving Howard Schnellenberger a Gatorade bath before the miraculous Favre TD pass.
It was really bad and I was unfortunately on the field even though I wasn't convinced it was over.
Was just giving my friend a hard time two days ago about talking me into going down there.
That was a long azz 3 1/2 hour drive home...
Yes, the fans weren't in celebration mode, they were already bummed because it appeared the game was going to end in a 10-10 tie. Neither team was ranked and although UofL thought they had a team to take out USM, who had had our number for several years it wouldn't have been some big win against a top 20 win. So the plays were similar but the situations were totally different. UK had the game won, they had the lead and it was going to be a big program win, the stadium was buzzing, fans were on the field trying to tear down the goalposts on one end while LSU was winning at the other. I don't think there's ever been a game like that, with that type of shocking heartbreak. It's kind of lame for uk to bring up the USM game as if they somehow make the LSU miracle better.
Not kinda like it at all champ.
Key ingredients missing. Gatorade bath for coach prior to losing and the storming of the field prior to losing. Hail Mary plays happen. The other stuff, not so much.
You fail with the correlation game as badly as you fail with spelling.
A guy owning up to it. Good for you man.
Yeah every team will be part of some kind of meltdown if enough games are played.
It happens.
But that one ranks right up there in a Leon Lett sort of way.
I was watching that LSU game in my dorm with a kid from Louisiana. Horrible.
Luckily, I wasn't giving him a hard time, so he didn't give me too hard a time. I legitimately think he felt bad for me (and by proxy, all of UK football).
Oddly, though I wasn't there, that game doesn't crack the top 10 most frustrated I've been by a UK game. That was so surreal I don't think I processed enough to be upset. Way more frustrated by some of the UT games over the years.
Luckily, I wasn't giving him a hard time, so he didn't give me too hard a time. I legitimately think he felt bad for me (and by proxy, all of UK football).
Oddly, though I wasn't there, that game doesn't crack the top 10 most frustrated I've been by a UK game. That was so surreal I don't think I processed enough to be upset. Way more frustrated by some of the UT games over the years.
Yeah I don't recall a bunch of fatties storming the field while the play was still going on either.
I'm heading over to the UL - UK game also. We better beat Duh cayuts or these troll threads may come to haunt us. GO CARDS!
I can't believe no one mentioned the 2000 loss to Louisville. Score tied, less than a minute to play, UK first and goal on the two. Three failed runs, two by the biggest quarterback in football then a blocked field goal and a loss in OT. And all that followed by Mumme's "They live to beat us" speech.