In 1998, on the way to an SEC West title, Kenzaki Jones turned up the volume in Starkville.
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The Making Of The Dawg Pound Rock
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In 1998, on the way to an SEC West title, Kenzaki Jones turned up the volume in Starkville.
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Ran across this and it still makes the hair stand up on my neck...Good Times !
check out the 5:11 mark
check out the 5:11 mark
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I would have to think that 98 team beats the 14 team.
Can we all agree that Kenzaki makes the all time Bulldog name team?
We haven’t done the DPR right since then. I don’t know why we even do it anymore.
Dixon and Chaney have it some juice in 2009 but that’s about it.
Dixon and Chaney have it some juice in 2009 but that’s about it.
The '98 team would have gone total "street" on the '14 team.
Because as with all things that our fanbase likes, the league banned the 17 out of it. They had to leave it on the sidelines
The one in the video above was done on the sideline. Location makes no difference. It’s the swag with which we do it, that makes it.
I always think of Kenzaki as #28, is that wrong or did he change numbers at some point?
In 1998, on the way to an SEC West title, Kenzaki Jones turned up the volume in Starkville.
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Location doesn't matter. They let us do it on the sidelines, which indicates that the league did not, in fact, "ban the 17 out of it."
The DPR was great when it was spontaneous. Now it's contrived and forced and it it needs to go away.
Mullen in 14 would mop the floor with that 98 team.
People conveniently forget that even when Jackie was winning, he had almost no offense. There was a game in 98 where our opponent won the opening coin toss, deferred, and we chose to kickoff to start the game. Yes, we put our defense on the field to start both halves.
The 98 team was also one of the most undisciplined team's we've ever had. Pig Prather fair caught a punt on the 1-yard line in that Egg Bowl. Courso or Herbstreit called it the worst play he'd ever seen.
Dak is the difference in that game. That offense would score.
A more even matchup might be the 2010 team and 98. That team lost 4 games, all to Top 15 teams and wiped the floor with Michigan. Relf vs. Madkin. Those defenses. It would be a brawl.
John Hilliard with the biggest hit I've ever seen.
Also add Adesola Badon. I can still hear Hank Flick saying it.
You could tell when he got up he was looking at his victim like, "damn I smoked that fool"
Correct. The 98 team scored 2 touchdowns in the SEC Championship Game, one on a pick six and the other on a punt return. I think we were without J J Johnson, but still.
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