The funny thing about this, is I remember people saying "you can't expect someone to think in that situation to just go down." My response was "everyone in section 212 thought it and screamed it, why didn't he think it?" That was actually a really fun trip I took with my pops before he died. That was 30 years ago. I was 57 then and I'm 87 now. He was 79 then. We had a great time.
Clemson favored by 7
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That season we beat Florida State in the MCB. Beat Clemson in 2006, the year we sent UGA home crying!
How do you see this game playing out? Do we see the South Carolina version of the Cats or the UL version? I think this is a big game for the program(we have one of those every week don't we) I hope we come ready to play. The Clemson board seems to be taking us lightly
My first thought was under as well, both teams played USC at Columbia late in the season and the final scores were 17-14 and 16-7.
Sadly it was just a personification the Curry Era even at it's brief and less than impressive pinnacle.
Won't effect our game, but I wonder if any of our 24 class is practicing with our team for the bowl game? Noticed that UT has ten guys doing that. They practice and travel for the game but not play of course.
The first game of the next season, our first game at home was against U of L. It would be our only win in 1994.
We led late, and picked the U of L quarterback off, with maybe 30 seconds to go.
The whole stadium chanted “geeetttt dooooowwwwnnnn,” and another UK player actually grabbed the DB with the ball, both going to their knees.
Money coming in against Clemson opt outs & lack of motivation vs UK upt ins and tradition of giving full effort and caring about bowls
With our roster and their roster I think we have a good shot of winning if our offense can put up the numbers we did against louisville we got a shot
I like the money line in this situation. Clemson had a disappointing season by their standards and have a ton of opt-outs, whereas we have guys that have every reason in the world to opt out but electing to play. Obviously this game means more to Kentucky then Clemson, and it just "feels" like a Kentucky win, especially coming off of a really solid game against UofL to end the regular season.
I was there and was one yelling that. But Marty Moore was a beast and great player, he was a tackling machine with an uncanny nose for the ball and would eat up ball carriers. Probably one of the most underrated great players in UK history.
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