The best game you attended at Skelly Field under the command of Montgomery?
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I’d agree on the Houston ass whipping from last year... even though the season sucked, the silver lining was the thrashing we gave them.
The come from behind win against Cincy has to be tops. The SMU OT win a couple of years ago was exciting too but it was a bit of a flag-fest.
Looking back though, the amount of quality wins over the last several years leaves a lot to be desired. Last great home win? Probably UCF (x2) in 2012.
Looking back though, the amount of quality wins over the last several years leaves a lot to be desired. Last great home win? Probably UCF (x2) in 2012.
Home: 2016 SMU 43-40. Kill SMU. Period.
Away: 2015 Tulane 45-34. Shindelar down the sideline to end the bowl drought.
Neutral: 2015 Virginia Tech. 52-55 and oh so close to beating a storied but down P5.
Houston was a great win, but I wasn’t there and the game didn’t compare to the above in excitement.
Away: 2015 Tulane 45-34. Shindelar down the sideline to end the bowl drought.
Neutral: 2015 Virginia Tech. 52-55 and oh so close to beating a storied but down P5.
Houston was a great win, but I wasn’t there and the game didn’t compare to the above in excitement.
The OSU comeback from 23-3 down in the last 5 minutes is easily my favorite game that I’ve attended at Skelly. The UCF C-USA championship game is probably second. The season ender against Houston where both teams were 7-0 going into the last conference game was probably the most electric I’ve ever felt for a game when it started.
And now to answer the thread question: probably the SMU game and win in OT. I think that was when it set in that that team was special and just wasn’t ever going to give up on a game no matter how far they were down.
Best game ever at Skelly I’ve seen was the A&M game. I say two rows behind the Aggie bench and the disbelief on their faces as Penn broke free on that crossing pattern and took it to the house was priceless. (At least I believe it was Penn).
Most memorable TU game I’ve seen was actually in Stillwater. The Rubley vs Sanders coming out game. As I was walking back to my car I knew I had likely seen a future NFL QB along with the best running back I had ever seen. What a show those two put on.
Most memorable TU game I’ve seen was actually in Stillwater. The Rubley vs Sanders coming out game. As I was walking back to my car I knew I had likely seen a future NFL QB along with the best running back I had ever seen. What a show those two put on.
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First game vs. FAU. Especially considering I stood in the rain in Florida against them the previous year watching as we got dominated.
Got back into my car snd drove six hours home after that game in Boca. I was in a state of rage
A lot of TU fans left early. I was one of maybe 200 students left in the east stands at the end of that one. It was crazy
Not the best, but the weirdest was TU vs. Cinn. a couple of years ago...
We could not cover deep the first half, and they got off to a big lead...
In the second half, just the reverse....We kept pounding, with passes
mixed in, and tied it up in regulation....
We finally won in overtime......For some reason as we were leaving the
stadium, it still felt like we had lost.....
We could not cover deep the first half, and they got off to a big lead...
In the second half, just the reverse....We kept pounding, with passes
mixed in, and tied it up in regulation....
We finally won in overtime......For some reason as we were leaving the
stadium, it still felt like we had lost.....
I remember going to the Pizza Hut after that game calling a friends Dad that left early... Telling him he missed the greatest comeback in TU history.
Now every time we are down late... I just say "you can't leave or you will miss the greatest comback in TU history... " But it doesn't work very often..
Any of the OT games were great. My favorite Montgomery game to attend was at Memphis in 2016. Just an absolute curb stomping! Everything went right for Tulsa that night!
