1995 Gt vs. ugag on espn classic @ 4pm.

[1gtfan]

today.

 

[The Jacket]

That's the one that was on Thanksgiving Day, right? If I remember correctly, that was the first Tech-UGAg game I ever saw. This was when I was too young to really know anything and my father was a Georgia fan. (He's since been converted.)

I actually remember watching the final field goal and recreating the attempt to block the kick with my action figures.

 

[ArkyTech]

The one where Cannon Parkman kicked the ground, then the ball, which spun sideways on line about 15 feet off the ground. And right through the uprights, of course.:angryfire:

 

[GTg8r]

That's the one that was on Thanksgiving Day, right? If I remember correctly, that was the first Tech-UGAg game I ever saw. This was when I was too young to really know anything and my father was a Georgia fan. (He's since been converted.)

I actually remember watching the final field goal and recreating the attempt to block the kick with my action figures.

Kanon Parkman ruined my freshman year.
Burn in HELL!!!!

I hate the University(sic) of Georgia so much.

 

[JoltinJacket]

That's the one that was on Thanksgiving Day, right? If I remember correctly, that was the first Tech-UGAg game I ever saw.

Ditto.

I vaguely remember the fight in '93 and getting torched in '94, but '95 was the first one I really remember. Keith Jackson and Bob Greise on TV from the Flats! It was 11 am on the Friday after Thanksgiving actually.

We were 6-4 and needed a win for a bowl game. UGAg was 5-5 and Ray Goff was already fired. We led 17-7 early in the 4th and let those homos come back. Their last drive took about 9 minutes I think. I was a slow and horrible death. Kanon Parkman's kick still gives me nightmares.

 

[BB_Bee5]

Ditto.

UGAg was 5-5 and Ray Goff was already fired.

I remember eating in the Wardlaw building before the game as UGAg came on the field for early walk through on the field and seeing the SEC refs give Goff a hug. I can't believe that I even stayed to watch the game.