I witnessed four of these

[dasher]

Once again, recency bias. Nothing from the title game against texas is a terrible oversight. I would aslo throw in Rob Moore on the opening play against Penn st back in '87

 

[721Comstock]

Once again, recency bias. Nothing from the title game against texas is a terrible oversight. I would aslo throw in Rob Moore on the opening play against Penn st back in '87

Dude. Reading is Fundamental.

That’s literally #2 on the list.

 

[Toga]

What player came from waay back to track down an Oklahoma player before he crossed the goal line? All-time hustle play.

 

[OburgOrange]

K

Kirby Dar Dar’s opening kickoff TD against Spurrier’s Florida team in 1991.

Was there for that as well. Great memories

 

[phsyra]

Maybe number 6. Moose Johnson running over 4-5 Miami players to score a go ahead TD in the dome.

 

[OburgOrange]

My all time number one play is the McPherson to Rob Moore bomb on the first play of the game vs Pedd St. It was an immediate punch in the mouth that they never recovered from. I’ve never heard the dome louder, and the dome was literally rocking. I’ll never forget it. It was the resurgence of SU football and lead us into a golden era

 

[Cheriehoop]

Already #5 lol

Only saw 4 when I looked at it- I didn’t expand the tweet to realize there was a 5th listed- my bad I guess. Saw 3 of them in person but missed the 1987 awesome season and those 2 great plays in person (saw them on tv) because my youngest son was just a baby. Florida still would never have even realized that Kirby Dar Dar scored that TD if the fans hadn’t gone absolutely wild.

 

[Yeti]

Dungeys leap against Virginia in.. 2014? 2015? I don’t even remember and it’s not like it was some incredible meaningful game

But man that play ROCKS

This is how I feel about Grants strip and score vs Miami last year.

Especially the replay with him punching the ball out of restrepos hands. FtheU

 

[23Zone]

Only saw 4 when I looked at it- I didn’t expand the tweet to realize there was a 5th listed- my bad I guess. Saw 3 of them in person but missed the 1987 awesome season and those 2 great plays in person (saw them on tv) because my youngest son was just a baby. Florida still would never have even realized that Kirby Dar Dar scored that TD if the fans hadn’t gone absolutely wild.

My favorite part of that was watching the missile catch up behind him effortlessly. We were fast lol

 

[lincolncuse]

What player came from waay back to track down an Oklahoma player before he crossed the goal line? All-time hustle play.

Bryce Bevill

 

[lincolncuse]

And the BS "fumble" as McNabb tackled a guy that allowed Va Tech to score a TD kept them in it.

It was on a 2 point attempt

 

[NJCuse97]

Bryce Bevill

I was at that one. My floor mates all called him Bryce “the play” Bevill after that play

 

[NJCuse97]

Bryce Bevill

Here’s their version, just for fun.

From Disaster To Delirium . . . Loss Might Have Devastated OU

Never, in 952 games of football, has Oklahoma led by 24 points or more, then lost. But that almost happened Saturday night, when OU opened its 100th football season with a wild 30-29 victory at Syrac…

www.oklahoman.com

 

[PAcuse]

Dungeys leap against Virginia in.. 2014? 2015? I don’t even remember and it’s not like it was some incredible meaningful game

But man that play ROCKS

2015
We where at the game and all looked at each other in shock when he did it.
He also had a classic "forward throw fumble" that was BS.
We ended up losing in the 3rd OT.
Murphy missed a pair of FGs.

 

[capeorange]

Has 2nd level end zone seats for ped state and 3rd level end zone for Florida both with us scoring in the far end zone. Watching those plays open up seemed like they were happening in slow motion and the energy just built up rapidly throughout the dome. They both perfectly executed things of beauty.

 

[Archbold44]

My all time number one play is the McPherson to Rob Moore bomb on the first play of the game vs Pedd St. It was an immediate punch in the mouth that they never recovered from. I’ve never heard the dome louder, and the dome was literally rocking. I’ll never forget it. It was the resurgence of SU football and lead us into a golden era

Agree. The only one I was live for. That play was a catalyst for us being a perennial top 20 team for the next 12 years. We punched them in the mouth and they never recovered. If you rewatch that game on Youtube... we dominated every facet of the game... both lines... special teams... everything. We were, at that point, an Eastern power. I suppose that we could have done a 10-play, 80 yard drive for a score and gotten the same reality. But blowing them out for the entire game like that really set the tone for there being a new power team in the East.

Link. I bet you cannot watch just 1 play.

 

[Cusester]

 

[Cusester]

BC seemed to bring out the best in Eric.

 

[orangezen]

I only missed the Penn St game was at other 3

 

[OburgOrange]

I only missed the Penn St game was at other 3

There is 5.

 

[capeorange]

BC seemed to bring out the best in Eric.

"That is one bad man..." I cracked up when I heard it during the game.
And it was true.

 

[Offthedome]

My boy!

 

[adk(roc)CUSE]

It’s going to sound blasphemous, but the Brominski play gets overhyped. Everyone, and I mean everyone, knew that play was coming. The SU players. The fans. The Va Tech staff. The Va Tech players. Brominski just boxed out the defender and made a play. We should have drilled them that year. We played like ass and had to win on the last play. It never felt like a great moment. In my mind it saved us from an embarrassing loss.

Conference title on the line (had we lost I think we might have been out of the running) and coming off a disheartening loss at West Virginia. Just a crazy ass game with all sorts of crazy plays. We had been agonizingly close to winning the Big East and to get that win in McNabb's senior year, like that? on the final play? 66-13 wouldn't have meant as much if Brominski doesn't make that play, I think it belongs (Might be bias, as it happened right in front of me)

 

[GoSU96]

Conference title on the line (had we lost I think we might have been out of the running) and coming off a disheartening loss at West Virginia. Just a crazy ass game with all sorts of crazy plays. We had been agonizingly close to winning the Big East and to get that win in McNabb's senior year, like that? on the final play? 66-13 wouldn't have meant as much if Brominski doesn't make that play, I think it belongs (Might be bias, as it happened right in front of me)

SU won the title the year before . In 96 they split with VT and Miami.