Your favorite Tennessee Alabama memory

[gatorhater_35]

Since its bammer week I thought we should share some of our favorite memories. My favorite would probably the 95 game when we started off the game right. I was only 6 and watching it on tv, but my parents had a lot of people over. I remember when Manning to Kent happened, the entire house went crazy. My parents said that was "when time stood still at our house" because when Tennessee scored our grandfather clock stopped ticking. My dad also talks about in 1982 when we beat the Bear. He said he will always remember after the game right before Bear went to the locker room he looked around the entire stadium and soaked it all in like he just knew it was the last time he would ever come back there. Maybe we all can have a new memory after saturday :rock::good!:.

 

[kbutler]

No question for me it was that 1982 game. I was 11 and there with my older brother. It was amazing.

Having said that, the Manning - to - Kent reception coming at me and the 5 or so overtime game in Tuscaloosa are up there too.

O guess for me there are many, but the 1982 game was just surreal.

 

[joeydupree]

Jay Graham

 

[TIDELOVER]

Mine is when Bobby Humphrey had 240+ yards on the sweeps we ran all day in 1986. I was on the hill for that one as I have been every year since 1984. ROLL TIDE

 

[RICK0380]

Well I am younger, but mine would be Peyton leading the band in Rocky Top. Still gives me a rush.

 

[VolintheBrier]

My personal favorite is the 96 game, when Little nailed Kitchens and Johnathon Brown fell on the ball. It was a great way to end the game.

 

[duckman398686]

'95 for me.

 

[GoodoleRockyTop3]

SIMPLY......

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[VOLnMiami]

The 1982 game...I still have nervous twitches because of that game lol...What an incredible atmosphere...The Bears last game against UT

 

[GoodoleRockyTop3]

The 1982 game...I still have nervous twitches because of that game lol...What an incredible atmosphere...The Bears last game against UT

and "The Bear" left coaching a loser to the University of Tennessee forever!!

 

[grivira]

Albert Haynesworth ended Brodie Croyle's football career this afternoon.
Sorry guys, but SWEET!

 

[VOLnMiami]

and "The Bear" left coaching a loser to the University of Tennessee forever!!

No, He lost that one game but make no doubt he owned UT for many years...He always pulled out all the stops against UT.

 

[duckman398686]

and "The Bear" left coaching a loser to the University of Tennessee forever!!

he had beaten ut 11 years in a row before that game. please....

 

[sickemsmokey10]

Casey Clausen's dive. Yeah he didn't score, but Casey wasn't a guy who was the most mobile but when it comes to playing Alabama, you always see guys give it just a little bit more than they would against Kentucky

 

[sickemsmokey10]

and "The Bear" left coaching a loser to the University of Tennessee forever!!

yeah because he owned us until then and when he was paying at Alabama he played against Tennessee with a broken leg

 

[babercr1]

Here are a few that stand out to me.

1993 - David Palmer tying it at 17-17 :no:

1995 - Manning to Kent & Manning's bootleg

1996 - Jay Graham's long TD run

2000 - Casey Clausen's first collegiate start

2003 - Converting 4th and 19 in the second OT period

2005 - Corey Anderson's fumble into the endzone :no:

 

[sickemsmokey10]

Here are a few that stand out to me.

1993 - David Palmer tying it at 17-17 :no:

2005 - Corey Anderson's fumble into the endzone :no:

I thought the thread title was "Your Favorite Memory" :blink:

 

[hatingbamaisawayoflife]

Every game we beat them

 

[bigtime]

Since its bammer week I thought we should share some of our favorite memories. My favorite would probably the 95 game when we started off the game right. I was only 6 and watching it on tv, but my parents had a lot of people over. I remember when Manning to Kent happened, the entire house went crazy. My parents said that was "when time stood still at our house" because when Tennessee scored our grandfather clock stopped ticking. My dad also talks about in 1982 when we beat the Bear. He said he will always remember after the game right before Bear went to the locker room he looked around the entire stadium and soaked it all in like he just knew it was the last time he would ever come back there. Maybe we all can have a new memory after saturday :rock::good!:.

I said wow that guy is young when I saw how old you were when that happened then I remembered thats exactly how old I was lol

 

[orangepeel]

Albert Haynesworth ended Brodie Croyle's football career this afternoon.
Sorry guys, but SWEET!

Sorry,but I don't find anything "sweet" about anyone's NFL career being ended.

 

[orangepeel]

I have many,but the 1996 Jay Graham run still is still in my head like it was yesterday.

 

[Trminton]

Mine is when Bobby Humphrey had 240+ yards on the sweeps we ran all day in 1986. I was on the hill for that one as I have been every year since 1984. ROLL TIDE

Unfortunately, I was at that game. 56-28. At least the vols scored all their TD's on my side of the field. :ermm:

 

[orangepeel]

Unfortunately, I was at that game. 56-28. At least the vols scored all their TD's on my side of the field. :ermm:

I also remember it.It was a day game wasn't it?...... I also remember Sirhan Stacy ripping us apart one year.

 

[utalumn2004]

Definitely the 2003, five overtime game in Tuscaloosa. That game was insane.

 

[trbonevol]

Every game we beat them

:good!: