I ain't afraid of Texas. Give the Kang a sideline pass and let him talk to them players in the locker room.
Texas at MSU - 1991
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That was an insanely hot day. And after the pouring rain in the 3rd quarter, swamp crotch was a given. But what a fun win it was!
Hhhhhh O L D hold that line...heard that far too many times.
Think I saw us in the crowd though. Will have to pause it and see for sure.
Think I saw us in the crowd though. Will have to pause it and see for sure.
It was damned hot but not even comparable to 2000 in Memphis. It might not have been any hotter if that 2000 Memphis game had been played on the surface of the sun.
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The Kang showed our players how a vet makes a Longhorn is why we went 2-0 on that home and home. Sucked living in Memphis though when they beat us at home one of those years.
I love those uniforms. Would love to see them with an updated helmet design of some sort.
I was fishing in a tournament on Pickwick. I got back to the dock and said "What the hell!" when I heard the score. It was the beginning of an amazing time at Mississippi State.
137 degrees in those hot as aluminum benches. Kick off was 230 and they ran out of ice and was no water. We left went to the drug store.. bought a cold Mountain Dew and went back to the stadium…
Danny Ford ha cut the a/c units off in the dressing room so the team came back on the field for half time because it was cooler outside in the heat and sun.
Older gentleman passed out around us and we passed him down thru the crowd…
Had the best dove hunt of my life that morning… we were all so far over the limit we’d still be paying off the ticket today if we’d gotten busted.
Then watched us drag Texas up and down the field in the afternoon before heading to a band at the house later that night
Man….. to be that young again.
Then watched us drag Texas up and down the field in the afternoon before heading to a band at the house later that night
Man….. to be that young again.
I was there too and have never experienced that type of heat misery. I remember JWS mentioning the locker room incident as well. The year Jim Gallagher (Greenwood resident) won The St. Jude was just as bad I remember as I was there for final round.
It was a fun time. I mean, I’m sure these days we would’ve fired Jackie in 93, 95, or 96, but there were a lot of good wins
The 92 game in Austin was the game. Whipped them that day.
I remember thinking while we were still sitting through the rain, the program had turned the corner.
That was before the road game I think, not this one.
I'll never forget Sleepy on the radio as I was leaving Starkville when asked about being the backup before said I was thinking, "**** I can get out there and lose."
What did Danny Ford have to do w/ it? Are you talking about Clemson and AR head coach?
He must mean Tommy West formerly of Clemson. West was Memphis coach in 2001.
Oh man, what a throwback this YouTube is! I remember watching that VHS tape many a time as a little boy. Room always got dusty when Rodney Stowers injury happened.
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What's worse - burn to death in a game like this or any other early September game or freeze to death like the Snow Bowl in Shreveport? Third option is the 1999 Cotton Bowl against Texas with Ricky Williams curb stomping the dawgs in a freezing rain?
The Kang knew that you had to cut the balls off that bull to beat them. It didn't hurt to have Michael Davis, Sleepy, Rodney Stowers, Kevin Henry, Boyd, and Marc Woodward. I was there is 91 and in Austin in 92. The Kang changed the whole perception of the program from our fans.
Hottest I'd ever been at a ball game..........I was on my way to the game and my vehicle started over heating in West Point......I stopped and let it cool down a bit and then rolled down the windows, turned the heater on hot and drove to Starkville......When I got there I was soaking wet with sweat but it was worth it to spank those burnt orange bitches......
Yep it was so damn hot my girlfriend had titty sweat and she had some big titties too........
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