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[QUOTE="SWC75, post: 2240832, member: 289"]
We started out trying to run the option around the quickest defense in college football, (with Alabama as a possible exception). We got no where. We came out in the second half and went right at them and began to take over the game. We got the ball with a chance to win at the end but took forever to get plays off. Then Marvin Graves lost his lunch. The refs offered Coach P an injury time out but Graves would have had to come out of the game so we used our last time out, then ran Marvin on an option on the second to last play of the game with the defense already spread out to cover pass plays. They we went to the tight end throw back but Gedney never got to the end zone and caught the ball and was tackled on the three yard line. The final seconds ticked off because we couldn't stop the clock and the Miami players started prancing around the Dome, gesturing to fans about how they now owned the place.

If we had won that game to go to 10-1, would we have been the team playing Alabama for the national championship? I think it's possible.
[URL='https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1992_NCAA_Division_I-A_football_rankings']1992 NCAA Division I-A football rankings - Wikipedia[/URL]
We finished 6th with the loss. We'd be higher than with a win, obviously. Miami had beaten Florida State. Notre Dame had a loss and a tie. Texas A&m was regarded has being in a weakened conference.
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