"That Moment"

[SWFLHurricane]

When you literally thought the Ole Girl was coming down. Loudest Moment (not entire game) that I've ever heard there.

 

[Peruche]

October 7, 2000: University of Miami tight end Jeremy Shockey celebrates after his game winning 13 yard touchdown reception from Ken Dorsey to give the Canes a 27-24 victory over Florida State. The play was one of the defining moments in University of Miami football history and put the Canes back among college football's elite programs.

 

[SWFLHurricane]

October 7, 2000: University of Miami tight end Jeremy Shockey celebrates after his game winning 13 yard touchdown reception from Ken Dorsey to give the Canes a 27-24 victory over Florida State. The play was one of the defining moments in University of Miami football history and put the Canes back among college football's elite programs.

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Two Great moments....

 

[SSCanes]

I remember walking out of the OB after that 2000 game and my head just throbbing from the noise!

 

[Cane_Mutiny]

October 7, 2000: University of Miami tight end Jeremy Shockey celebrates after his game winning 13 yard touchdown reception from Ken Dorsey to give the Canes a 27-24 victory over Florida State. The play was one of the defining moments in University of Miami football history and put the Canes back among college football's elite programs.

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As a younger guy, this is my answer. I was only 8 but I remember that afternoon in the OB clear as day.

 

[SSCanes]

another moment was the 89 ND game. Bernard" Tiger" Clark picked Tony Rice off. Maybe it wasnt as loud as other games, but I was 10 years old and I thought the place was going to crumble

 

[SWFLHurricane]

Alot of people dont realize how Fast Carlos was....he was as Fast, if not Faster than anyone on the team..and that 94 team was full of Speedsters...

 

[SWFLSWAGG17]

October 7, 2000: University of Miami tight end Jeremy Shockey celebrates after his game winning 13 yard touchdown reception from Ken Dorsey to give the Canes a 27-24 victory over Florida State. The play was one of the defining moments in University of Miami football history and put the Canes back among college football's elite programs.

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Thank God they missed wide right again on the next series or nobody would remember it. I was there, most nerve racking few minutes I can remember in the OB for me.

 

[ThomasM]

That Carlos Jones play was the loudest I have ever heard any stadium in my life.

 

[roswellcanes]

October 7, 2000: University of Miami tight end Jeremy Shockey celebrates after his game winning 13 yard touchdown reception from Ken Dorsey to give the Canes a 27-24 victory over Florida State. The play was one of the defining moments in University of Miami football history and put the Canes back among college football's elite programs.

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I have been to all the missed kick games. I have been in the old girl for that final overtime victory against FSU on the storm delayed game on a Monday night. I was at the Sean Taylor monsoon in Tallahassee...and I have to tell you, when Shockey caught that ball to end “the drive”, I couldn’t hear and I couldn’t find a single person standing still. The Orange bowl looked like the inside of a popcorn bag in the microwave. It was crazy hot and people were blowing the lid off of an emotional game and pent-up frustration from the year before.

 

[SWFLSWAGG17]

For a blowout, the 2001 65-7 drubbing of Washington is up there noise wise. (Maybe top 5) People were on their feet all game. Revenge is sweet.

 

[LPK2006]

The Carlos Jones INT was one of my favorite moments. Also memorable to me from that game was how Costa kept getting one of their best defensive linemen to keep jumping offside and continually giving us more favorable down and distance.

 

[oso4lyf]

I think I had a headache the rest of the year starting in September for all those seasons. McGahee screen, wide left...

 

[LPK2006]

I remember walking out of the OB after that 2000 game and my head just throbbing from the noise!

It was also painfully hot that day, so I'm sure that had something to do with it too.

 

[oso4lyf]

For a blowout, the 2001 65-7 drubbing of Washington is up there noise wise. (Maybe top 5) People were on their feet all game. Revenge is sweet.

I was about to post Vilma INT on the opening drive. That place went farking nuts.

 

[LustNCanes]

I wasn’t there for the Carlos Jones int, because I live in Jersey, but my TV was on blast and it practically popped my speakers. I was there for the Shockey TD, man that place practically blew up! Plus the heat was mesmerizing... Great ******* times!! We NEED to get back and SOON!

 

[ScubaCane]

I was there for the CJ play and I agree that it was the loudest moment I ever experienced, but I have to say that the Bandy INT v ND wasn't that far behind

 

[DerekDohrman]

 

[SWFLHurricane]

ND UM 89 Sh*ts on any crowd noise in OB History for an entire game...From start to finish it was Deafening...

 

[SSCanes]

It was also painfully hot that day, so I'm sure that had something to do with it too.

Yes! and the 20 Bud Lights I drank at the canal starting at 6am that morning!