Thunder & Lightning: Mississippi State’s Swing Games Are Early and Often

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Mississippi State’s non-conference schedule should see the Bulldogs as favorites in all four games, and their contests against Alabama and Georgia will definitely have them as the underdog. So what about the rest of the schedule? Brian Hadad and Robbie Faulk break down the six remaining contests and give their...
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[hdogg]

I was so happy to hear the 1982 lsu game made the top 20 in the greatest game list. I was 9 years old at that game. I still remember being in blankets, and watching my grandmom smile when Dana Moore kicked that field goal , I think it was from 80 yards but don't recall the exact distance. My grandmom didn't smile often, but shw sure did that night. Thanks for putting it so high on the list!

 

[DoggieDaddy13]

The first night game at Davis Wade and it was a hell of a battle. The Dogs were having a rough year and LSU was ranked in the Top 10. I don't think Bellard's wishbone offense worked any better than it did that night. Bond got hurt and Parenton came in and looked just as good throwing the pass that tied to the game to Danny Knight.

 

[hdogg]

I haven't heard Danny Knights name in decades, nice call!

 

[EminenceBunt]

I was so happy to hear the 1982 lsu game made the top 20 in the greatest game list. I was 9 years old at that game. I still remember being in blankets, and watching my grandmom smile when Dana Moore kicked that field goal , I think it was from 80 yards but don't recall the exact distance. My grandmom didn't smile often, but shw sure did that night. Thanks for putting it so high on the list!

Lol, 80 yards????

 

[Mr. Cook]

I recall listening to the broadcast of Jack calling this game and making a "first night game" quip (paraphrasing here): "the only time lights have been on Scott Field is when we were out here looking for a lost set of keys with a 2 flashlights"

Classic. I still laugh to this day recalling that quote