Given we have no live sports, what do you search out for when you need a Cal fix?
bearsandgiants said:
2003 Football vs. USC is my #1. '82 Big Game was incredible, too, but I wasn't there, so it's not the same.
Just watched it you tube. Lamond Murray could Go! and Hasse could shoot! Even KJ Roberts looked good. And Monty Buckley was one of my favorite players.FreeTrialMan said:
Cal over Duke to get to the Sweet 16
okaydo said:
2006 Holiday Bowl.
The final game of what diehard Cal fans agree is the greatest Cal football season of the last 25 years.
FreeTrialMan said:
Cal over Duke to get to the Sweet 16
BearGreg said:
Given we have no live sports, what do you search out for when you need a Cal fix?
oskidunker said:Just watched it you tube. Lamond Murray could Go! and Hasse could shoot! Even KJ Roberts looked good. And Monty Buckley was one of my favorite players.FreeTrialMan said:
Cal over Duke to get to the Sweet 16
Enjoy! Stat sheet stuffer....long arms...impossible rebound and lay up by Kidd.
what was the better season 1996 to 2019? 2004 Maybe?calumnus said:okaydo said:
2006 Holiday Bowl.
The final game of what diehard Cal fans agree is the greatest Cal football season of the last 25 years.
2006 is only a great season if you skip the Arizona and USC games. Those were miserable and cost us the Rose Bowl.
I think I remember how hyped up everyone was. Didn't Steve Maehl start the game by kicking his first two kickoffs out of bounds, and then drilled his third over the goal posts and over the back of the end zone? And it was game on, as the Bears whipped the Trojans.run2win said:
1975 football game vs. USC
I was at all 3. As great as DJ's punt return was I'd rank them:kirklandblue said:
I just did happen to send the link to DJackson's punt return to some friends as an uplifting moment for right now. I was not at that game but have wondered how nuts it must have been in CMS at that moment. I was at the 75 SC game (right up there) and also "The Play". I've wondered, on a scale of 100, if "The Play" was 100, where would the Punt Return be?
SFCityBear said:I think I remember how hyped up everyone was. Didn't Steve Maehl start the game by kicking his first two kickoffs out of bounds, and then drilled his third over the goal posts and over the back of the end zone? And it was game on, as the Bears whipped the Trojans.run2win said:
1975 football game vs. USC
CVBear01 said:
Thanks for posting the video. If anyone has 10 minutes, I highly suggest watching the last 5 minutes of the 1st half. That was a lot of talent on that team.
The final kick was all the more impressive, since it was longer by the yards assessed due to the penalties incurred after each of the first two kicks going out of bounds.NVBear78 said:SFCityBear said:I think I remember how hyped up everyone was. Didn't Steve Maehl start the game by kicking his first two kickoffs out of bounds, and then drilled his third over the goal posts and over the back of the end zone? And it was game on, as the Bears whipped the Trojans.run2win said:
1975 football game vs. USC
That is correct about the opening kickoffs. It looked disastrous initially but then turned out great.
While I usually have respect for most of your posts, I don't understand why you so often badmouth Ryan Jamison. Did he do or say something to you personally, or did he let you down in some way for you to single him out for this kind of treatment. I have contempt for some players myself: Amoke for stealing laptops, Seeley for not giving 100% and sulking, Solomon for cheating (but he turned his ship around), and even a little for Sueing for attitude. Jamison was not a very good player, I'll give you that, but he was a backup to Brian Hendrick for 2 years, and better than Brendan Graves, wasn't he? Then he shared the center with Yogi for the next 2 seasons and Marks for one, with none of them really distinguishing themselves enough to win a lot of minutes.Chapman_is_Gone said:CVBear01 said:
Thanks for posting the video. If anyone has 10 minutes, I highly suggest watching the last 5 minutes of the 1st half. That was a lot of talent on that team.
Ryan Jamison's contribution: 1 point on 0-1 shooting, plus only 1-3 from the line with at least one miss on the front end of a one-and-and. Lest anyone forget his typical quality of play. He should not appear on any "best of" lists, as he currently does on one basketball board thread.
Otherwise, awesome game. This game reminds me that Jerod Haase should never be badmouthed on this board. He made some of the biggest shots in the history of the program.
The first assist by Kidd is so sweetoskidunker said:Just watched it you tube. Lamond Murray could Go! and Hasse could shoot! Even KJ Roberts looked good. And Monty Buckley was one of my favorite players.FreeTrialMan said:
Cal over Duke to get to the Sweet 16
Enjoy! Stat sheet stuffer....long arms...impossible rebound and lay up by Kidd.
calumnus said:bearsandgiants said:
2003 Football vs. USC is my #1. '82 Big Game was incredible, too, but I wasn't there, so it's not the same.
82 Big Game actually should be viewed in its entirety to understand the full extent of the drama of The Play. Just an amazing game, though the last 5 minutes is good. We had Stanford and Elway beat and then blew it in what felt like typical Cal fashion. After their "miracle" drive and field goal, the Stanford Band and team rushed the field (resulting in a penalty) and many Cal fans head for the exits. When the yell leaders called for us to stand up and wave our blue and gold for the kick off, we mostly did so, but dejectedly.