What is your favorite Cane thing that is personal recollection not common.

[SWFLHurricane]

Tony was a great guy. He was one of the guys that showed me around on my recruiting trip. And then I played with him in 83.

Not only do I know Tony...but he's a close friend...Daughter just was married last week...was with him at the UM ND game in 17....

 

[SWFLHurricane]

Tony was a great guy. He was one of the guys that showed me around on my recruiting trip. And then I played with him in 83.

Tony came outta St Petersburg Fl....One Tough SOB.....To be his size at Nosetackle...and have to deal with the Wishbone and Veer Options of its day...is even more astounding....

 

[NC_Canes_11]

And Stared down the NCST sidelines the last 40yds...

Good o’l Chuck had no idea what he was doing. Said all week he wasn’t gonna kick to him

 

[miamimarine]

1998 Jorge Gaitan’s onside kick and recovery against FSU. Unfortunately the next play, play action pass to a wide open Sanata Moss and he dropped it. Either way, a lot of people have forgotten the greatest onsides kick in our history.

Semper Canes!!!

 

[QuattroCane]

Tony came outta St Petersburg Fl....One Tough SOB.....To be his size at Nosetackle...and have to deal with the Wishbone and Veer Options of its day...is even more astounding....

What did he play at 5’10”, 245lbs? Crazy.

 

[SWFLHurricane]

What did he play at 5’10”, 245lbs? Crazy.

250 I think...

 

[QuattroCane]

A simple play, Berrios in ‘17 slipping the tackle, keeping his feet and picking up the first vs FSU to help us get over the hump.

 

[5ringshowboutu]

My dad whooping my *** for breaking a 39' tube tv when the suckeyes cheated us out a natty.

 

[pacusmc]

My favorite memories were from when I was in the Marines from 1990 to 1995. No matter where I was, wetter it was on the West Coast in camp Pendleton or if I was on the ship or if I was somewhere overseas.
. If the canes were playing everyone seemed to be a canes fan. I know a lot of people today seem to think that that’s impossible but it’s true I’ll never forget being in the barracks and every time Miami made a good play every time we scored a touchdown and made a big hit you can hear everybody screaming. We had Cane fans all over the country. Black white and Hispanic. I never thought that being in San Diego California I would be in a barracks with 300 Marines where most of them were pulling for the canes

 

[TheU1984]

Some of my fondest memories...

Lee Corso acting a fool on Gameday in 98 punching a Sebastian doll prior to the game. Then Edge taking over.

Tremain Mack at WVU.

Carlos Jones pick.

Jacory and the W at FSU in 2009.

Corn Elder. Duh.

McGahee screen vs FSU in ‘02 and his game vs VT that year.

 

[4everlost]

This memory is not a happy one but it will stick with me always. I forget the year (late 60s or early 70s) we were playing West Virginia. Canes were winning as the game was winding down to the end. We had the Mountaneers pinned down on their own 1 yard line with seconds left in the game.

What happened would be more apropos for this past season. The WV QB throws a pass to their best receiver who was named Danny "Lightning" Buggs. Well, in all too Cane fashion he caught the ball and rambled 99 yards down the field as time ran out giving WV the win.

You live long enough you see history repeat itself.

 

[ben]

Having to work and not being able to go to the UF game in 2003. But I did get out of work just in time to see us mount our comeback — and relay the awesomeness to my friends who had gone to the game but left early and were now stuck on the metro rail

 

[Fawk_U Haters]

Wasn't a kick off. It was a crossing route. And Michael Barrow separated him from his senses.

I actually think it was a WR screen. Barrow just beat the OL to the spot and we all know what happened next. One of the greatest hits in our history would’ve be a penalty today

 

[lholtz52]

I actually think it was a WR screen. Barrow just beat the OL to the spot and we all know what happened next. One of the greatest hits in our history would’ve be a penalty today

Mine was in the late '80s when I went to a practice and saw and heard Leonard Conley talk and make jokes and get his team loose and practice like I've never seen.

 

[Fawk_U Haters]

The first wide right. playing pop warner football against Imokalee that day. Lots of us huddled around a portable TV with a 4” screen (hi tech for that day). Ran away screaming like a madman when we won. Good times

Someone mentioned Tremain Mack and WVU. Still one of my favorites and proof anything can happen.

I remember the dejected feeling when Cory Schlesinger rumbled for his second TD

DJ Williams drawing a flag for taunting the sidelines after destroying someone on the Vtech sidelines in 05 maybe. I knew right then and there we were winning that mom

Devin Hester punt return sparking the Louisville comeback

 

[Macca21]

Rusty, OB, Nebraska.

 

[Macca21]

1998 Jorge Gaitan’s onside kick and recovery against FSU. Unfortunately the next play, play action pass to a wide open Sanata Moss and he dropped it. Either way, a lot of people have forgotten the greatest onsides kick in our history.

Semper Canes!!!

Wow. Great call. That onside kick was great, then the bomb! And 6 dropped it. Air right out of the sails. He booted it off some dudes backside right?

 

[Fawk_U Haters]

Mine was in the late '80s when I went to a practice and saw and heard Leonard Conley talk and make jokes and get his team loose and practice like I've never seen.

Ahhh Leonard. He was before his time as a player IMo. Not many people knew what to do with him after Miami but **** was he a good *** ball player. I think he would kill it in today’s game. Tyrek hill/Percy Harvin type. Back then people didn’t know if he was a running back or WR.

Just get him the ball. He had a successful Arena career. Especially as an LB. just a pure “football player”

 

[Fawk_U Haters]

Rusty, OB, Nebraska.

One of my favorite games growing up

 

[CANEMC]

Brock Berlin vs UF.

Mike Barrow vs FSU.

Jon Vilma vs Nebraska.