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Agree on loudest - it was actually 3 levels of loud
- Started really loud in that FSU on the 5 yard line West End Zone (only those of us that sat there understand)
- It got a level louder on the Int
- Then he scored...... you literally had rust falling into your beer..

This game and many others will probably prevent me form returning to Marlins field
 
10:48, the origin of: "Big time players make big time plays!"

Rohan the dog.
 
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James Stewart was a man amongst boys. Dude was fast and big as a truck. Danny Kannell probably still wakes up sweating and crying in the middle of the night.

Kannell to wife, “Hold me, #76 and #96 are chasing me”!

Wife rests his head against her chest and replies, “It’s okay baby, it’s only a bad dream.” Then slowly pulls off mask from her face and it’s Warren Sapp.
 
Great memories. What a defense with Warren Sapp, Ray Lewis, Rohan (the Jamaican missile), Kenard Lang and a host of others.

What you see in these highlights is not just swag but an intense desire to win. Losing simply wasn't acceptable. If a game was tight in the 4th quarter, you could feel the surge as the players did whatever they could to avoid losing. One thing I love about Manny is that he understands every element of the blueprint that made Miami truly great. There was never a need to deviate from that. Refusing to lose was one of those keys. I'm highly confident that Manny will get us back to that. It was special.
 
CaneTheGaytors said:
James Stewart was a man amongst boys. Dude was fast and big as a truck. Danny Kannell probably still wakes up sweating and crying in the middle of the night.

Kannell to wife, “Hold me, #76 and #96 are chasing me”!

Wife rests his head against her chest and replies, “It’s okay baby, it’s only a bad dream.” Then slowly pulls off mask from her face and it’s Warren Sapp.
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Every time Frank Costa would drop back to throw I was terrified.
 
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Notsince1985 said:
Loudest I’ve ever heard the OB. Love that game.
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The 89 ND game when Thrill caught the 3rd and 43 was the loudest ever. No game rocked the OB like that night, the atmosphere was electric 2 hours before the game. Coaches could not hear on headsets!
 
330 Cane said:
The 89 ND game when Thrill caught the 3rd and 43 was the loudest ever. No game rocked the OB like that night, the atmosphere was electric 2 hours before the game. Coaches could not hear on headsets!
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For an entire game....yes....couldnt hear myself think....but NO play in OB History had the effect that Jones Pick 6 had.....NONE....When he intercepted it there was a deafening roar...but the second he crossed the GL it was like an Atomic Bomb went off.
 
caneinorlando said:
For an entire game....yes....couldnt hear myself think....but NO play in OB History had the effect that Jones Pick 6 had.....NONE....When he intercepted it there was a deafening roar...but the second he crossed the GL it was like an Atomic Bomb went off.
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What kept this team from winning the NC? Defense was amazing ..noticed they did not score much
 
caneinorlando said:
For an entire game....yes....couldnt hear myself think....but NO play in OB History had the effect that Jones Pick 6 had.....NONE....When he intercepted it there was a deafening roar...but the second he crossed the GL it was like an Atomic Bomb went off.
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We will agree to disagree. The old guys here have plenty of great memories from those times. That 10 year run was a lot of fun
 
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