Your favorite Miami-FSU memory

[DoctorKrazey]

I’ll never forget watching this with my pops and laughing in his face. Little backstory: Grew up in South Florida and we moved up to North Florida in the late 80’s. I remained a Canes fan and my dad, the sellout, became a Nole fan. This rivalry runs deep in my family…nothing like it. I’ll never forget that old fart Bowden running down the sideline like wtf just happened…made my year

 

[mcnaire2004]

 

[Cane&Abel]

 

[Matt Foley]

wasn't at the game in 94, but was at the 2000 game and holy f was that loud....best game that i got to.

91 and 92 were awesome for breaking their souls though

 

[ScubaCane]

My favorite moment of a game I attended was the McGahee screen in the '02 game

 

[Headhunter]

talked my cousin into driving all the way up to Tallahassee in 1991 without tickets to see #2 Miami at #1 FSU,
(i at 17 actually believed we could just get GM admissions scalp tickets outside doak like we always did at the OB)
absolutely dejected we couldnt get tickets, but not down for the count, me and my cousins tried everything until finally sneaking in via the family of players at an open gate, walked in between some family, signed our names in a book like the rest of the people and walked right in.....
only problem there was no wheres to friging sit, security kept making us move, so basically walked all the way around the stadium non stop till the 4th quarter, when we finally grabbed seats in the endzone sitting right amongst the Miami Band of the hour...unbelievable view of the wide right kick right over our heads........we went ballistic absolute pandemonium some fat tuba player fell on me. thats the best one i got

 

[razrcane]

Besides the Shockley TD. Being in the stands when we broke the streak in 2017. It was ……

 

[jevoasis]

Being in the OB with my parents. Wonderful times, and we enjoyed every second.

 

[Atom Atlas]

 

[ThomasM]

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I’ll never forget watching this with my pops and laughing in his face. Little backstory: Grew up in South Florida and we moved up to North Florida in the late 80’s. I remained a Canes fan and my dad, the sellout, became a Nole fan. This rivalry runs deep in my family…nothing like it. I’ll never forget that old fart Bowden running down the sideline like wtf just happened…made my year

Sitting in the FSU student section during that kick. They all thought it was good.

 

[Yoyo82]

For me it was in person in 2009 when Jacory Harris gutted them in their stadium..the beginning (and the end ) of "Whipple ball"...sat in the enemy's stadium smoking cigars afterwards waiting for the traffic to die down.

 

[TooColdToHold]

Dorsey to Shockey to take the lead in the 2000 game. That was the statement to the nation that Butch Davis had brought us back.

 

[WestEndZone]

“The drive”

 

[JeffreyG]

Young kid from Mid America flying out to Miami to watch my favorite team the Miami Hurricanes Oct.7 2000. The night before there was flooding throughout the city the next morning got to the Orange Bowl at 7am to take it all in. What a game I will never forget!

 

[Cane in Los Angeles]

My favorite moment of a game I attended was the McGahee screen in the '02 game

Definitely my favorite single game moment. Probably the loudest I remember the OB.

 

[MumbleRap]

Honestly there’s several… but 2017 TD to end that 7 game losing steak could’ve brought a tear to a glass eye.

 

[jackedaround]

 

[Jonnyblaze]

Not the most remembered play by any means, but this is still one of the best throws I’ve seen any Canes QB make. Ever.

 

[the storm]

Dorsey to Shockley to take the lead in the 2000 game. That was the statement to the nation that Butch Davis had brought us back.

Who is Shockley?

 

[MumbleRap]

Not the most remembered play by any means, but this is still one of the best throws I’ve seen any Canes QB make. Ever.

This was one of those foolish moments where I thought we had something