2nd Best Interception

[NJshoreCane]

Darren Krein TD at Penn State 1992 is underrated. Canes had beaten Arizona 8-7, lost Rusty, and then won Wide Right 2. Penn State was highly ranked and their house was packed. Toretta had a awful day but a solid running game and defense won a brutal 17-14 game. Rough three game stretch.

Armstead gets half the credit.

-The guy cheerleader with the mic wouldn't shut the f -up, actually yelling, when we were on O.
-One of the reasons reason why Torretta, who I love, was not Heisman worthy. We averaged (less than?) a TD a game vs the 4 top-10 teams we played that year.
- I was quite the ash hole walking out of the stadium that night.

 

[NJshoreCane]

Sean T running behind Mo, looking for someone to lay out always brings me joy

Seems like the entire D was trying to get in on the action.

 

[NJshoreCane]

I'm surprised Clark's INT isn't higher.
I gotta go with that one.

The one that sealed another natty for us.

 

[Cane44]

mannn.. I was a kid but I remember Tiger Clarks INT... he was puffing on the oxygen big time after that on the side line.... Morgans/Sean's/Tiger are all tied for 2nd for me...

 

[ddann]

Jaquan’s pick six vs UVA in 2017 was a big one, too. Kept that win streak alive.

 

[PIPO]

Good one.

This for me was the moment I realized the new Hard Rock could be an amazing home field advantage. It was so loud the entire game and during that moment, ear bursting moment. That partial roof helps to keep in the noise very well. Hence why I voted for the Bandy pick.

 

[rok]

Where's the Carlos Jones pick on Danny Kaneltoe?

I pity the fool who does not have this as number one. Although the other choices are also great memories.

 

[rok]

Ed Reed had a pick 6 against VT in 2000 that was pretty wild.

 

[Canesfan1899]

Sean Taylor vs FSU, Chris Rix thought he was their WR.

 

[AlexCane]

I voted ST, but the Bandy pick . . . I've been a regular at Hard Rock and cannot remember anything louder or funner than that individual moment.

 

[MgDuBzZ]

Honorable mention:

Michael Pinckney, FSU, 2018

 

[ddann]

Sean Taylor vs FSU, Chris Rix thought he was their WR.

Chris Rix probably thought there were 3 guys on the field wearing white #26 jerseys.

 

[JG13]

Good one.

I was 3 IPA's deep already at that point...exploded off my couch like a maniac and my dog Chevy ran and hid in the dining room. What a great night.

 

[The canesman]

Clark’s INT against ND in 1989 was HUGE. ND ranked #1 and undefeated. F-ND for 1988, last game of the season, at home, all that. Miami opened with a TD and led but ND came back, had momentum, and the pick came with the game tied at 10. Clark with the pick, nearly scores, and Cleveland Gary (?) scores for 17-10 halftime lead. We know the rest. Miami dominates from there on, the 3rd-43 play, and goes on to win 3rd NC, second in three seasons.

When Clark got his shot in that game. It was pure Miami next up. He was unbelievable and delivered a phenomenal performance. With Mario we could get that back. We‘ll have players on the sidelines drooling to get on the field. Great cane memory Templar.

 

[Notsince1985]

Why did history start in 1989?

 

[ddann]

Why did history start in 1989?

Because Bennie Blades’ INTs are too cool to count.

 

[Notsince1985]

Because Bennie Blades’ INTs are too cool to count.

His pick 6 vs ND in 1985 where he high fives a dude at midfield was classic

 

[ddann]

His pick 6 vs ND in 1985 where he high fives a dude at midfield was classic

Another favorite is Tolbert Bain’s exclamation point pick six right AFTER the Kosar to Brown game-winning drive vs the Crocs in ‘84.

 

[Notsince1985]

Another favorite is Tolbert Bain’s exclamation point pick six right AFTER the Kosar to Brown game-winning drive vs the Crocs in ‘84.

Yes. That entire last minute was amazing.

 

[Memnon]

Jaquan’s pick six vs UVA in 2017 was a big one, too. Kept that win streak alive.

Yeah, that was a good one.

He essentially won us the game, because we were having a pure Dogfight with UVA, we couldn’t stop them for sh*t lol