Best canes moment the last 23 years

[P-Tizzle]

need to add the Raising Cane videos during Golden's tenure. Must see tv.

 

[supersaiyanshel]

I think the Scott Pick 6 is when everybody -- Mario included -- said yeah, that's what it's supposed to look like. Kind of hard to say a single play changed the course of a program's trajectory, but that Pick 6 at that moment in that game was transformative.

 

[coffeecane]

That Langham catch was hard to beat after all those losses to FSU.

 

[BigDikDaddyFromCincinnati]

I kind of feel the same way. That play meant a lot to those of us who wanted to beat OSU badly in a meaningful game. We needed to beat Ohio State for future recruiting battles.

I haven't been geeked up for a game like I was for that one in a loooooonnngg time. That Fiesta Bowl loss in '03 left me so angry for several weeks after the game....it took a customer who was an OSU grad chatting with me for a few minutes after a sales call to get me back to Earth. I still kinda want to punch him in the face and simulataneously tell him thank you. Point is, I carried that one around for a long time inside my head. Seeing Keionte run past their sideline moggin' them the whole way then crescendoing with the Jim Thorpe pose was on par with blowing a load after carrying around blue balls for 23 years.

Please excuse me for the graphic description of feelings, but it's accurate.

 

[Yoyo423]

there's a lot to debate obviously.... for me, it's the Scott pick 6 against OSU... because I was there in person with my 2 sons and it was revenge against OSU....

the only non-debate would be if Beck finished that drive.....man.... what could've been...

 

[JD08]

The Scott Pick 6 was flawless in its execution. It was beautiful to watch over and over.

 

[WesternMDCane]

Bandy against the Leprechauns. It’s the pick six I watch the most, love Scott’s pick six but Bandy doing that against the team I can’t stand the most, priceless!!!